At alma mater ECU, McCullough trades in cap for gown
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What the Cabrera deal means for Marlins' rotation in '26 and beyond
MIAMI -- After months of rumors, the Marlins traded right-hander Edward Cabrera to the Cubs for three prospects, including Owen Caissie (MLB Pipeline’s No. 47 overall). What does Cabrera’s departure mean for the Marlins this season and in the future? “I think we have more than five guys that I
Marlins get Cubs' No. 1 prospect, 2 more in Cabrera trade
MIAMI – The Marlins turned a breakout season from right-hander Edward Cabrera into a possible organization-altering return package. Miami acquired outfielder Owen Caissie (MLB's No. 47 prospect overall, per Pipeline's rankings), infielder Cristian Hernandez and corner infielder/outfielder Edgardo De Leon in exchange for Cabrera on Wednesday. Caissie, who was the
Impact of NHL Winter Classic lives on in South Florida
MIAMI -- The NHL Winter Classic took place last Friday night, but its impact in the Sunshine State lives on. Days after a sold-out crowd at loanDepot park and millions tuning in from home watched fake snow fall from the sky as the retractable roof and sliding-glass windows opened during
Cold front in Miami: Marlins embrace ice adventures at loanDepot
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These non-baseball sporting events took place at loanDepot park
loanDepot park, home of the Marlins, has hosted a wide range of events since opening in April 2012. Here are the non-baseball sporting events to take place at the ballpark located in the Little Havana neighborhood. Venezuela vs. Nigeria (Nov. 14, 2012) The first non-baseball sporting event at the Marlins’
Outdoor hockey in Florida? loanDepot park proved it could be done
MIAMI – “They said it couldn’t be done. They said it shouldn’t be done. But tonight, history and tradition meet modern science here in the Sunshine State. Tonight, we defy nature itself as we take pro hockey outdoors here in the Magic City.” Those were the opening words from the
Marlins boost lefty relief depth with trade for Minor Leaguer Bragg
The Marlins acquired left-hander Kade Bragg from the Twins for first baseman Eric Wagaman on Friday afternoon. Bragg compiled a 2.94 ERA and a 1.13 WHIP with five saves in 67 1/3 innings across three Minor League levels in 2025. He finished his season at Double-A Wichita, where he posted
Why Miami was the right fit for Fairbanks
Right-hander Pete Fairbanks dove into his first foray of free agency with no expectations. As the process unfolded, the Marlins seemed like a good fit over other teams. On the personal front, his family in St. Petersburg, which is about four hours from Miami, will welcome a third child around
Marlins add speedster Esteury Ruiz in trade with Dodgers
The Dodgers traded outfielder Esteury Ruiz to the Marlins on Monday in exchange for right-handed prospect Adriano Marrero. The speedy Ruiz served as outfield depth for the World Series champion Dodgers last season. He was primarily a defensive replacement or pinch-runner in his 19 appearances for Los Angeles, hitting .190
Norby focused on improving swing to be a big part of Marlins' '26 run
It was third baseman Connor Norby -- not outfielder Kyle Stowers -- many would’ve predicted as the Marlins’ 2025 breakout candidate based on their brief introduction to the organization in ‘24. Things look quite different going into 2026. Norby will be battling for a job after three separate injured list
Marlins acquire OF prospect O'Donnell for Myers in trade with Reds
MIAMI -- The Marlins dealt outfielder Dane Myers to the Reds for outfield prospect Ethan O'Donnell on Saturday afternoon. The move opened up a 40-man roster spot for the official addition of reliever Pete Fairbanks on Sunday. Myers, whom the Marlins claimed off waivers from the Tigers in December 2022,
Henriquez to miss entire '26 season after elbow surgery
Marlins late-inning reliever Ronny Henriquez recently underwent right elbow UCL reconstruction surgery with an associated internal brace (hybrid) and will miss the 2026 season. Henriquez, who had begun his throwing preparation for the upcoming season, experienced tightness and discomfort in his elbow. Upon evaluation and consultation, Dr. Keith Meister performed
'Electric' Marlins prospect White looks to build on strong '25 campaign
Marlins prospect Josh White drove more than 2,400 miles spanning eight states and 36 hours before throwing a pitch during his breakout 2025 season. But who’s counting?
Edwards' youth camp growing in size, support
COCONUT CREEK, Fla. -- Fielding grounders from Xavier Edwards. Borrowing Anthony Bender’s glove. Playing catch with Braxton Garrett. Local youth baseball players received priceless instruction from the pros at Edwards’ annual XE9 baseball skills camp on Saturday at North Broward Preparatory School.
Marlins take flyer on Morel to play 1B with 1-year deal
MIAMI -- The Marlins announced Thursday that they have agreed to a one-year Major League deal with Christopher Morel to be a first-base option. Once a top prospect known for his power bat, Morel is considered a low-risk, high-reward flyer. He is a .222/.299/.415 career hitter with 9.0% walk and
Digging into Miami's offseason strategy: Add or let up-and-comers ride?
On Thursday, Marlins club reporter Christina De Nicola conducted an AMA (ask me anything) on Reddit. You can read the full transcript here. Here are some highlights, edited lightly for clarity and brevity:
1 internal hire, 5 newcomers complete Marlins' 2026 coaching staff
MIAMI – The Marlins finalized manager Clayton McCullough’s 2026 coaching staff, which features five newcomers after some turnover. Chris Hess and Corbin Day join Pedro Guerrero on a three-person hitting staff – the first for Miami since 2024 – while Craig Driver takes over as the first-base and catching coach,
Conine plays Santa as Marlins spread holiday cheer
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Marlins quiet at Winter Meetings, but groundwork laid for offseason
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Unlike a year ago when the Marlins used the Winter Meetings to execute the Jake Burger trade and select Liam Hicks in the Rule 5 Draft, this year, president of baseball operations Peter Bendix took the train back to Miami without making a move.
Does the Marlins' pitching depth make a trade more likely?
ORLANDO, Fla. – When you have talented and controllable starting pitching like the Marlins, it’s no surprise to be the subject of trade rumors. According to a report by The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal, the Orioles are among the clubs interested in Edward Cabrera. Sources had told MLB.com that teams to
Marlins hiring Hess, Day, Driver, Butler to coaching staff (sources)
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Marlins' coaching staff will look a bit different during the 2026 season after some turnover. Miami is set to hire Chris Hess and Corbin Day as assistant hitting coaches as part of a three-person hitting staff, Craig Driver as the first-base and catching coach and Blake
Marlins move Opening Day to March 27, with postgame fireworks!
ORLANDO, Fla. – The Marlins and Rockies will begin the 2026 season a day later than originally scheduled, on Friday, March 27, at loanDepot park. First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m. ET, with a postgame fireworks show to follow. Miami and Colorado were originally scheduled for a Thursday Opening
Marlins hit Winter Meetings focused on building for '26 and beyond
ORLANDO -- The Marlins will enter 2026 in a unique situation. After falling just shy of a surprise postseason berth during a developmental year, there is expectation both externally and internally that the club will add in some capacity to push Miami over the top.
'Take the Field' extends networking opps past baseball execs, to MLB Develops alums & more
ORLANDO -- Regardless of the industry, every experience provides an opportunity to make an impression if you’re a job seeker. Little did Dafne Bravo know hers would come during a week-long sports envoy program this past May in Santiago, Chile, to grow the games of baseball and softball. Former Major