Deadline moves keep stacking Marlins' farm system
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HBP? Nope. HR? Yes! Marlins 1st-rounder takes one deep after almost taking one for team
The Machiavellian guidance to “hit them where it hurts” was seen in two different forms during Saturday’s duel between Jupiter and St. Lucie at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, with Jacob Lombard at the center of both. After taking a couple of literal blows, the Marlins’ No. 4 prospect delivered a
How a former two-way prospect became the hottest bat in the Marlins' farm
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Mashing at Triple-A, No. 14 prospect Long working his way toward Marlins' roster
ATLANTA -- Jonathon Long knew his future was uncertain with Michael Busch blocking first base at the big league level for the Cubs. Long saw what happened to former Triple-A teammate Owen Caissie, who also had little to prove in the Minors but had nowhere to play, and was shipped
Big night for the Lombard boys: Matching homers during momentous debuts
Aug. 4 will be a day to remember for the Lombard family for a couple of reasons. Eldest son George Jr. -- MLB's No. 20 prospect -- made his Major League debut at Yankee Stadium as the Bronx Bombers took on the Cardinals, while younger son Jacob took the field
Get to know Miami's new prospects from Trade Deadline haul
NEW YORK -- The Marlins made several moves ahead of Monday’s 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline. Here is a more detailed look at the prospects Miami received in return for Liam Hicks, Braxton Garrett and Lake Bachar:
This Marlins prospect's power surge brought him to doorstep of Majors
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Japanese-born slugging Draftee Sasaki eager to improve on field, learn Spanish
MIAMI -- Growing up in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture, a teenage Rintaro Sasaki watched on TV as Japanese legend and Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki played nearly 7,500 miles away in a city called Miami and memorably collected his 3,000th career Major League hit in a Marlins uniform. Earlier this week,
With 'family right in the backyard,' Marlins sign first-rounder Lombard
MIAMI – Jacob Lombard is no stranger to loanDepot park.
Here are the Marlins' 2026 Draft picks
MIAMI -- After the pleasant surprise of local prep star Jacob Lombard falling to them with the 14th overall pick, the Marlins concluded Day 1 of the 2026 MLB Draft on Saturday with four more selections. Early on, it looked as though the Marlins might go down the route of
Marlins use No. 14 pick to draft latest standout from Lombard baseball family
MIAMI -- Jacob Lombard is a local kid through and through. Lombard, who recently graduated from Miami Gulliver Prep, grew up attending Marlins games and cheering on the likes of Giancarlo Stanton and Derek Dietrich. He can tell you all about Otto Lopez's 2026 All-Star campaign. The Marlins chose prep
Marlins draft standout Japanese bat Sasaki out of Stanford
MIAMI -- There was plenty of chatter when Rintaro Sasaki, Japan’s all-time high school home run leader, arrived stateside to attend Stanford. Count Marlins area scout Scott Fairbanks among those in the baseball community eager to see how the slugger would make the transition.
Marlins see plenty of top-tier talent available at 14th pick in Draft
MIAMI -- Nearly a year ago, the Marlins didn’t know whom they would select seventh overall until the pick got closer and closer. So much depended on what the clubs ahead of them did. Aiva Arquette, considered the consensus top collegiate position player in last year’s MLB Draft, falling to
After leap to Triple-A, Milbrandt ready to shine at All-Star Futures Game
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Marlins' farm system has faced a bevy of injuries this season, especially on the pitching side. But perhaps their biggest developmental success is right-hander Karson Milbrandt, whom MLB Pipeline now ranks as baseball's No. 76 prospect in the midst of a breakout campaign. The 22-year-old righty
20-year-old Marlins prospect paving a unique path through Minors
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Marlins No. 3 prospect Arquette (thumb) out around six weeks
DENVER -- Marlins No. 3 prospect Aiva Arquette will miss around six weeks after injuring his left thumb, sources told MLB.com. Arquette, who ranks as MLB Pipeline’s No. 42 overall prospect, was placed on the Minor League seven-day injured list on Tuesday. He last played for Double-A Pensacola on Friday,
Marlins' top 2026 int'l signee off to hot start in Dominican Summer League
Take just one look at Santiago Solarte, the 6-foot-5 shortstop that headlined the Marlins’ 2026 international class, and you can see where the power potential comes from. Still just 17 years old, the native of Estado Merida, Venezuela, has begun to put it on display during game action as his
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'I actually want them to steal': Mack's 4-hit night the cherry on top of elite defense
MIAMI – Marlins rookie catcher Joe Mack's game-changing defense factored into him taking a pivotal at-bat during Tuesday night’s 10-6 victory over the D-backs at loanDepot park. Wait, what?
Milbrandt joins Top 100 prospects list after dazzling Triple-A debut
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Marlins' top prospect White likely to miss remainder of the season
MIAMI – Marlins top prospect Thomas White’s 2026 season is in jeopardy after sustaining a left shoulder capsular sprain last month. With an estimated recovery timeline of 12-16 weeks from the date of the injury, that would mean a possible return sometime between mid-August and September, making it highly unlikely