Marlin Maniac

By the time Jesus Sanchez's game-winning liner kissed the outfield grass in the bottom of the 10th, the Miami Marlins had done more than just seal a 5-4 win from the Dodgers. They reminded the baseball world that resilience still counts for something. … [Read more...] about Fish Fight Back: Sanchez Lifts Marlins Over Dodgers in Extra-Inning Thriller

It's easy to look at a sub-.500 record and overlook the details. But dig a little deeper into the 2025 Miami Marlins, and one trend stands out in a big way: this team knows how to hit when it matters most. … [Read more...] about Thriving Under Pressure: The Marlins’ Two-Out Success Tells a Bigger Story

For an organization counting on pitching to shape its future, a drop in prospect rankings can feel like a red flag. When Miami Marlins' top pitching prospect, Noble Meyer, slipped 22 spots in the latest rankings, it raised eyebrows around the league. … [Read more...] about Noble Meyer’s Slide in MLB Pipeline Rankings: Falls 22 Spots, Tied for Second Most Among Prospects

Ryan Weathers looked good, and healthy, in a return to the mound for the Miami Marlins Wednesday night. The question is whether he will be in Miami for years to come, or if he just became their best chip for the MLb trade deadline. … [Read more...] about Ryan Weathers Returns As Either Building Block Or Trade Chip For Miami Marlins

Between a bunch of recent MLB manager firings and the Miami Marlins own history, it's no sure thing Clayton McCullough will be allowed to manage Miami's next contender. … [Read more...] about No Guarantees That Miami Marlins Manager Clayton McCullough Sees The Good New Days