Marlin Maniac
FanSided
If you've been watching the Marlins this season, the script is starting to feel all too familiar. A starting pitcher cruises through six innings, and just when he gets into a little bit of trouble, manager Clayton McCullough trots out from the dugout.
Riley Clingman|
As the July 31 deadline approaches, the Miami Marlins are shaping up as potential sellers in a strategic rebuild. Among their most intriguing assets are veteran outfielderJesús Sánchez and emerging starter Edward Cabrera.
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The Miami Marlins didn't necessarily need Anthony Mazur to dominate the Phillies on Wednesday night–they just needed him to eat innings. But what they got instead was a glimpse into why he was such a key piece in last year's Luiz Arraez trade.
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The Miami Marlins have been searching for silver linings in a season that hasn’t exactly gone to plan. But for two players who were expected to play meaningful roles in the team’s long-term outlook, June has brought more questions than answers.
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On Tuesday night, Sandy Alcantara reminded everyone why he's still the face of Miami's pitching staff. The right-hander tossed six dominant innings against the Pirates, allowing just three hits, one walk, and striking out six.
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Monday evening wasn't a very pleasant one for 22-year-old right-handed pitcher Eury Perez. After making just eight starts (five with Pensacola and three with Jacksonville), Miami thought the young right-hander was ready after posting a 1.99 ERA.
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In one of the wildest and most thrilling games of the 2025 MLB season, the Miami Marlins pulled out an 11–10 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in a dramatic, back-and-forth battle that stretched into 10 innings on June 7.
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Let's be honest: the 2025 Miami Marlins were never built to contend with the Braves or Dodgers. But, they also weren't built ot be a complete afterthought either. And yet, here we are, 57 games into the season, with a 23-34 record.
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The Miami Marlins continue to navigate a season filled with injuries, surprises, and emerging talent. With roster moves happening on a near-weekly basis, the club has had to dig deep to stay afloat in the National League.
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In an era dominated by triple-digit heaters and wipeout sliders, Vallente Bellozo is doing things a little differently—and it’s working. The 25-year-old Marlins right-hander isn’t lighting up radar guns or going viral on Pitching Ninja.
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Nick Fortes has been here before–fighting to prove he belongs. But this time, the hill feels steeper, and the clock is ticking faster than ever before in his career.
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Here we go again. Another summer, another Miami Marlins roster about to get gutted. It's become an all-too-familiar tradition for Marlins fans: trades everywhere once June and July get here, and hope for a solid draft in mid-July.
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On May 30, the Miami Marlins made a somewhat surprising move by designating first baseman Matt Mervis and infielder Ronny Simon for assignment, while calling up Heriberto Hernandez and Jack Winkler from Triple-A Jacksonville.
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Let's be clear: the idea of trading Sandy Alcantara before the trade deadline is still up in the air. He's the highest-paid player on a team that is in Year #2 toward a full-scale rebuild, but he still has some considerable trade value.
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Edward Cabrera might have just turned a corner, folks. On Sunday afternoon in Anaheim, the 27-year-old right-hander looked much sharper than he has all season–and perhaps since last September–leading the Miami Marlins to a 3-0 win.
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It was only one start. That's what I kept telling myself while watching Trevor Rogers carve up the Red Sox on Saturday night in Game 2 of a doubleheader. But man, it looked a lot like 2021 Trevor again.
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As the trade return for Jesus Luzardo looks worse with each passing day, how will this impact how the Miami Marlins approach the Sandy Alcantara market?
Sean Millerick|
In a Rookie of the Year race headlined by Atlanta's dynamic duo–AJ Smith-Shawver and Drake Daldwin–Agustin Ramirez is quietly (but convincingly) making a case for why he belongs at the very top.
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The dynamic duo of Agustin Ramirez and Liam Hicks have been fun to watch so far in 2025, and well on their way to setting a new record a Miami Marlins catcher tandem.
Sean Millerick|
In an offseason where the Miami Marlins were largely quiet, one low-profile move has turned into one of the biggest steals of the spring: claiming Ronny Henriquez off waivers from the Minnesota Twins.
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