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Triple-A: Jacksonville JumboShrimp (Marlins) 8, Norfolk Tides 4 It’s been a tough adjustment to Triple-A for Tides starter Juaron Watts-Brown, and it didn’t get much better here. Over 4.2 innings he allowed seven runs on six hits, four walks, five strikeouts, and three home runs. The relievers behind him were solid overall. The rehabbing Félix […]
After a 5 run first inning, Kansas City had a multi-run lead for over half the game. The Marlins kept chipping away inning after inning to eventually win 9-6. It was a very exciting beginning to the game tonight, though it was both the good and bad type of exciting. Noah Cameron had a breaking […]
Only 23 games to go on this Royal season and I guess the goal at this point is to win 11 of them an avoid 90 losses? Today offers another opportunity for a win with newly resurgent Noah Cameron trying to continue his run of dominance that started back on July 24th. Since then, he […]
Diamondbacks News Phillies Win Series, Separation from DiamondbacksIt seems Corbin Carroll’s back is giving him issues, something that is going to need to be addressed in a hurry if the Diamondbacks are going to retain a playoff berth. Diamondbacks Jockey with Padres, Marlins for Wild CardIt would certainly behoove the Diamondbacks to get back to […]
A reversed balk call cost the Royals a run in a loss to the Marlins, writes Anne Rogers. In a 1-0 count against Jac Caglianone — who could very likely be the August American League Player of the Month — Vodnik stepped off the mound. But as he did so, his right cleat caught the […]
Today, the Kansas City Royals and Miami Marlins are playing baseball on the surface of the sun. It is triple digits and humid here at Kauffman Stadium today. Even in the shaded dugout, I was wilting as I stood listening to the Matt Quatraro and JJ Picollo press conferences. There are a couple of interesting […]
After winning three out of four against the Marlins, the Nats homestand continues with another NL East matchup. The boys have a quick two game series against the Braves before a much needed off day. As we enter September, the Nats will have to dig deep and finish strong here. We are getting a new […]
The Marlins have the second-lowest payroll in baseball and the fourth-youngest lineup. Just six players on their active roster are homegrown, many acquired through trades or waiver claims. They were 26-34 through the first two months, but had a red-hot June where they won 20 of 26. Had it not been for a 12-game losing […]
The Marlins announced that infielder Xavier Edwards has been placed on the ten-day injured list with a left thumb sprain. Manager Clayton McCullough said yesterday that Edwards was likely dealing with a thumb sprain, as MLBTR covered. Infielder Jared Serna has been recalled to take his place on the active roster and will be making […]
This series has already seen plenty of twists and turns. Now we are in for a grand finale of this four game set between the Nats and Marlins. After yesterday’s 9th inning meltdown, the Nats will look to bounce back and win three out of four. The Marlins are looking to salvage a split. CJ […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Miami Marlins were on the verge of losing the first three games of a four-game set with the Washington Nationals on Sunday. They trailed 2-0 entering the top of the ninth inning, but a huge six-run rally, which may be better described as a complete meltdown by the Nats’ bullpen, gave […] The post Marlins Notebook: Huge Ninth-Inning Rally, Junk, Edwards Takeaways appeared first on Just Baseball .
The Marlins scored six runs in the ninth inning to secure a 6-2 comeback win over the Nationals on Sunday, but may have lost one of their key players in the process. Second baseman Xavier Edwards left the game in the fifth inning due to an injury that “right now we’re thinking it’s a left […]
The Miami Marlins remain within striking distance of a Wild Card in the National League, and that's due in large part to the return to prominence of former Cy Young winner Sandy Alcantara. At 13-8, with a 3.46 ERA, and a 2.29 ERA in the second half over his last nine crucial starts, it's clear why the Marlins continually fended off any trade offers for their veteran ace. Alcantara, the 2022 Cy Young Award winner, missed the 2024 season due to Tommy John surgery, and struggled in his return las...
After the Nats first walk off of the season yesterday, we are getting another first today. CJ Abrams is making his much anticipated debut at second base. It has been over two weeks since the initial announcement, but Abrams is finally at his new position. Hopefully that can re-ignite his offense. As mentioned, CJ Abrams […]
Runs are going to be at a premium in this contest. Sandy Alcantara and Cade Cavalli are two of the hottest pitchers in baseball right now. Cavalli is ascending as he completes his first full big league season. Meanwhile, Sandy is starting to look more like the guy who won a Cy Young a few […]
Lacey Eden’s summer to remember continued on Friday. The 24-year-old Annapolis, MD native threw out the ceremonial first pitch ahead of the Washington Nationals’ game against the Miami Marlins. Eden tossed what we’re going to assume was a perfect strike down the middle to Nationals pitcher Will Dion, who served as the catcher. Eden was
The Marlins have owned the Nats all season, and now they are coming into town for four games. This is a series Blake Butera has to be targeting after the Nats just got swept in Miami. We know the deal with the Marlins now. They are a gritty, fundamentally sound bunch. Can the Nats stop […]
Craig, Patrick, and Jeffrey discuss the state of the AL West (derogatory), talk about the Marlins recent organizational moves, and play a game. The post Five & Dive, Episode 575: AL West After Dark appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Aug. 27: King cleared release waivers and is now a free agent, reports Isaac Azout of Fish On First. Aug. 26: King has been placed on release waivers, according to the MLB.com transaction log. That was inevitable after the DFA, as the southpaw could refuse a minor league assignment while retaining his salary after crossing […]
The year is 2021, and there is a right-handed pitcher standing at 6 feet, 8 inches and making waves down in the Dominican Summer League. While the DSL is no stranger to having young fireballers “letting it eat” on the mound, the Miami Marlins seemed to have found someone a little different than the average […] The post Eury Perez Is Finally Flashing His Frontline Potential for the Marlins appeared first on Just Baseball .
The Marlins recent decision has ruffled feathers, even as it remains on trend for the industry. The post Do Androids Dream of Electric Scouts appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
The Red Sox had spent the better part of the past week finding different ways to win.On Wednesday, they found plenty of ways to lose.
The Red Sox took care of business by securing the series win in Miami Tuesday night. As a result, Boston kept Adley Rutschman and Willson Contreras off their feet Wednesday night as the Marlins, still in the NL Wild Card race, salvaged the finale with a 4-0 final. While the four errors on the night […]
The Boston Red Sox go scoreless in 4-0 game against the Miami Marlins.
The Marlins announced Wednesday that they’ve selected the contract of lefty Patrick Monteverde from Triple-A Jacksonville and optioned fellow lefty Cade Gibson to Jacksonville in his place. Miami already had an open spot on the 40-man roster after designating left-handed reliever John King for assignment recently. Monteverde, 28, will bring some length to a taxed […]