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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The best to wear No. 16 for Miami is Jose Fernandez, who wins the honor the easily, and should have been among the best to ever wear the number for any MLB team.
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Monday afternoon saw the Miami Marlins bring back former prized prospect and now veteran journeyman pitcher Chris Paddack on a one-year deal. Here's what it could mean for Miami in 2026.
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As another Super Bowl comes and goes without the Miami Dolphins doing South Florida proud, local fans can bask instead that the Miami Marlins are unique among all MLB teams when it comes to the NFL championship game.
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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. Miami's best player to wear No. 17 is A.J. Ellis, a journeyman catcher who walks away with the award despite spending one year here as a backup.
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When it comes to honoring the Miami Marlins storied past, no one did more to help create it than their first and greatest general manager, Dave Dombrowski. That makes him a must for the Marlins Legends Hall of Fame.
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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The best to don the No. 18 jersey is Moises Alou, who helped Miami win a championship in 1997...and got a close look at a key play in their 2003 run.
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As a bevy of reasonably priced free agents have started coming off the board, the pressure is growing for the Miami Marlins to be right about their corner infield choices for the 2026 roster.
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The conditions are more than ripe for the Miami Marlins to make the rare move for them of bringing back a once traded player that's still in their prime by signing fan favorite and former batting champion Luis Arraez in free agency.
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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The honor of the best to wear No. 19 for Miami has been long debated, and the number really needs to be retired, but Mike Lowell stands alone as the ultimate answer.
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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The battle for best to wear No. 20 for Miami was a close contest between a who's who of forgotten Fish but goes one of the best stories of the 2012 team.
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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The Marlins have had players shine brighter and flameout faster with No. 21 on their backs, but Christian Yelich stands above them all.
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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The best Marlins player to wear No. 22 is Sandy Alcantara, already No. 5 all-time in franchise WAR, and looking to move even higher up the list in 2026.
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Thirty-four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The best to ever wear No. 23 for Miami was Charles Johnson-the first player to ever wear it, and also the first player the team ever drafted.
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After a Miami Marlins offseason full of starting pitcher trades and without the signing of a real first baseman, Miami could be getting ready to let highly rated prospect Joe Mack win an MLB job this spring.
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Thirty-four seasons, thirty-four Miami Marlins jerseys. Next up isn't just the best
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After trading their second veteran starting pitcher in two weeks, a youth movement could be coming to the Miami Marlins. But their pitching depth is getting thin for a contending club.
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Thirty-four seasons, thirty-four jerseys. Many notable corner infielders have worn No. 25 for the Miami Marlins, including Derrek Lee, the best first baseman in franchise history.
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It suddenly looks like the Miami Marlins could be without their traditional television home. It's a move that could have a huge impact on the team's finances and how they approach payroll.
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Thirty four Miami Marlins seasons, thirty-four jerseys. The best to wear No. 26 for Miami is Garrett Cooper, a player who never quite became what fans hoped for, yet was also an All-Star and postseason hero during his Marlins career.
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With Edward Cabrera off to the Windy City, that suddenly changes plenty for the 2026 Miami Marlins Opening Day roster. Who was most impacted by the deal?
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