MIAMI -- Last month while rehabbing in Jupiter, Fla., Marlins rookie outfielder Owen Caissie found himself waking up around 4 a.m. on a daily basis. No, the organization didn’t force him to train at ungodly hours. Caissie would walk along the beach trying to catch snook.

MIAMI -- Thursday’s series finale against the Pirates was one of those rare off-days for Marlins rookie Joe Mack. Through his first 74 big league games, Mack has proven to be a difference-maker both at the plate and behind the dish. Entering Thursday’s 13-1 loss, Mack ranked first in the

MIAMI -- The moving parts since Liam Hicks’ departure and Kyle Stowers’ injury fueled the Marlins’ 8-2 victory over the Pirates on Wednesday night at loanDepot park. Agustín Ramírez collected two hits while Griffin Conine and Heriberto Hernández went deep to back right-hander Janson Junk’s quality start in Miami’s fourth

MIAMI – Marlins All-Star right-hander Max Meyer underwent a cortisone shot in his side/rib area, according to manager Clayton McCullough. Meyer, who has been sidelined since July 19 with a neck strain, was initially on no-throw status for two weeks. He went for a follow-up examination this week to determine

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MIAMI -- Marlins right-hander Eury Pérez wants to be considered among the game’s elite. In his latest test to prove he is on that path, Pérez outdueled Paul Skenes in Tuesday night’s 2-0 victory over the Pirates at loanDepot park. Miami (61-59) won its third in a row, bringing the

MIAMI – Kyle Stowers is "very optimistic" he will play again this season after landing on the 10-day injured list with a Grade 1 left hamstring strain on Tuesday afternoon. Stowers exited Sunday’s game after hitting a two-run single in the fifth inning, coming up limping and holding the back

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MIAMI – Sandy Alcantara dreamt of pitching in the Major Leagues as a young boy in Azua, Dominican Republic, but he never could’ve imagined where the journey would lead him.

MIAMI – For 20 seconds, it looked as though the tide would finally turn in the Marlins’ favor. Over the past month, runs have been at a premium for Miami. Hard-hit balls directly at fielders. Missed opportunities with runners in scoring position.

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

ATLANTA -- Marlins right-hander Eury Pérez opened Wednesday night’s 4-1 loss to the Braves at Truist Park with a sinker. Until May 12, that wasn’t even an option in Pérez’s arsenal. Now, it’s the offering he has turned to most in five consecutive starts -- and for good reason. Entering

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ATLANTA -- Dealing Liam Hicks ahead of Monday's Trade Deadline ushered in the return of Opening Day catcher Agustín Ramírez from Triple-A Jacksonville for Tuesday's series opener against the Braves at Truist Park. President of baseball operations Peter Bendix revealed on Tuesday that the Marlins plan on practicing Ramírez, whom

NEW YORK -- Once the clock struck 6 p.m. ET to signify the passing of the Trade Deadline, the Marlins had orchestrated four deals that subtracted from their 40-man roster but didn’t curtail their postseason chances while also adding to their farm system’s depth. It has been a wild three

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:

NEW YORK -- Michael Petersen joked that he plans on turning off his phone and chucking it into a lake during the Marlins' off-day Monday. Pete Fairbanks is finally going to watch “The Odyssey.” Since its franchise-record 12-game skid, Miami has won six of seven leading into Monday’s 6 p.m.

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NEW YORK – With less than 48 hours until Monday’s 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline, the market remains murky with so many clubs still in the postseason picture. The Marlins are no different, as Griffin Conine and Javier Sanoja homered and Liam Hicks drove in a pair of runs in

NEW YORK – The Marlins reinstated rookie outfielder Owen Caissie from the 10-day injured list prior to Saturday's 6-2 victory over the Mets at Citi Field. Miami optioned infielder Graham Pauley as the corresponding roster move. Caissie, who was placed on the 10-day IL on July 9 with a right

NEW YORK – “Oh, nice!” While Marlins right-hander Janson Junk discussed his outing during an in-game interview, including a treacherous fifth inning in which Kyle Stowers’ fielding error led to an unearned run, Stowers atoned for his miscue with a solo homer.

NEW YORK – Marlins rookie outfielder Owen Caissie walked twice and struck out three times in his third rehab game for Triple-A Jacksonville on Friday night while serving as the designated hitter. His next step could be rejoining the ballclub on its road trip. Caissie, who was placed on the

NEW YORK – All season, the Marlins have stood by Jakob Marsee in the hopes of him breaking out. Entering Thursday’s series opener in New York, Marsee tied with Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran for the lowest average (.197) and tied for the seventh-lowest wRC+ (76) among qualifying Major Leaguers.

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