Who are the best players born on each day of the year? We have a list for every day on the calendar. Here’s a subjective ranking of the top five for Nov. 13.

The Marlins, Global Empowerment Mission and Liga Venezolana de Béisbol Profesional (LVBP) hosted a Venezuelan relief packing event on Wednesday at GEM’s headquarters in Doral. The event was part of the ongoing support for earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela and included two-time World Series champion and former Marlin Miguel Rojas,

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Here is a ranking of the top 5 right-handed starters in Marlins history.

Here is a ranking of the top 5 left-handed starters in Marlins history.

Here is a ranking of the top 5 right fielders in Marlins history.

Here is a ranking of the top 5 third basemen in Marlins history.

Here is a ranking of the top 5 left fielders in Marlins history. 1) Cliff Floyd, 1997-2002 Key fact: An All-Star in 2001, when he belted 31 home runs and drove in 103 A 24-year-old on the 1997 World Series championship team, Floyd blossomed into an All-Star in 2001. The

Here is a ranking of the top 5 shortstops in Marlins history. • Marlins All-Time Around the Horn Team: C | 1B | 2B | 3B

Here is a ranking of the top 5 second basemen in Marlins history. • Marlins All-Time Around the Horn Team: C | 1B 1) Luis Castillo, 1996-2005 Key fact: Three-time All-Star and three-time Gold Glove Award winner with Marlins Not only does Castillo top the list, he’s also one of

Here is a ranking of the top 5 first basemen in Marlins history.

Here is a ranking of the top 5 catchers in Marlins history.

MIAMI -- Since their inaugural season in 1993, the Marlins have undergone four ownership changes and numerous roster makeovers. They’ve won two World Series titles (1997, 2003), but the club has also endured years of losing. Through all the ups and downs, one thing has been constant with the franchise

MIAMI -- Founded in 1993, the Marlins franchise has no officially retired numbers, though no player has worn No. 16 since José Fernández's death in a boating accident in September of 2016. From their inaugural 1993 season through 2011 -- the team's entire run as the Florida Marlins -- No.

MIAMI -- New Marlins hitting coach Dillon Lawson answered questions over Zoom for nearly 30 minutes earlier in the week. It was an insightful look into everything from his hitting philosophy to his initial assessments of certain players. Below are some additional highlights: On valuing contact and power “We do

MIAMI – “Hit strikes hard.” Seems simple enough. New Marlins hitting coach Dillon Lawson’s hitting philosophy revolves around that strategy, one that stems from his time as a Minor League hitting coach with the Astros’ organization from 2016-18. He brought it over during his tenures with the Yankees (‘19-23) and

The Marlins have experienced a wide range of highs and lows since their inception in 1993. During a seven-year span, the young franchise won two World Series titles. Then came a 17-year postseason drought. But, in between the team success, there were plenty of individual accolades. Here are the top

Since 1992, one thing has remained constant: the Marlins selecting future Major League stars in the MLB Draft. Whether it be a second-rounder who became a National League MVP Award winner or a heralded prep arm who turned into a World Series hero, here are the top 5 homegrown Draft

Marlins phenoms and veterans alike have showcased elite stuff over the years. In coming up with the top five single-game pitching performances in club history, it would have been easy to reference the six no-hitters and call it a day. But we already have a story on that! 1. Josh

The Marlins have had their share of talented hitters -- from a National League MVP Award winner to two batting champions to several NL Silver Slugger Award winners. Those achievements recognize a season's body of work, but what about the best single-game hitting performances in club history? Here are the

There have been thrilling walk-off wins and global spectacles since loanDepot park opened in 2012. Here are the top moments so far in the ballpark's history: 1. A new day has come April 4, 2012 During the first 19 seasons of their existence, the Marlins played at a multipurpose stadium,

MIAMI -- Throughout Marlins history, plenty of players have put up terrific numbers, while others had more modest tenures with the organization. And then there were those who simply had their number called upon to be on the roster, then saw brief big league action. A common thread for all

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MIAMI – Three days after outrighting five players, the Marlins made a flurry of additional moves that impacted their 40-man roster on Monday afternoon. They are as follows: The Marlins reinstated righties Ronny Henriquez, William Kempner and Adam Mazur as well as lefties Robby Snelling and Andrew Nardi from the

Dillon Lewis wants 20-20 seasons to be a given part of his baseball identity. The Marlins’ No. 11 prospect was well on his way to achieving that during his first year with the organization until a hamate bone fracture in his right hand required surgery, sidelining him for seven weeks.