David Samson, former Marlins president and current media regular, discusses the upcoming World Series between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays. He praises both clubs as exemplars of small‑market success, highlighting the Brewers’ disciplined roster moves—trading Josh Hader, parting with Devin Williams and not re‑signing Willy Adames—and the Rays’ complete roster rebuild since their 2020 run. Samson predicts a six‑game series win for Milwaukee, citing a dominant bullpen and strong starters like Drew Rasmussen and Freddy Peralta. He also notes the series won’t sway the looming labor talks, as owners view negotiations in broader, multi‑year terms.
Aaron Boone's pointed Jazz Chisholm Jr. comments should end all doubt that the second baseman has no future in the Bronx.
The Mets turned a bargain 2024 deadline deal for 36‑year‑old reliever Huascar Brazobán into a win‑win. Acquired for a nominal price, Brazobán logged 135.2 innings with a 3.45 ERA, excelling early in 2026 (52.2 innings, 2.56 ERA, 2.75 xERA). Despite unsustainable peripheral numbers, New York sold him to the Chicago White Sox at the trade deadline, recouping top prospects Gabe Davis and Zach Franklin. Davis rebounded with a 2.53 ERA in Binghamton, while Franklin shows major‑league potential, both slated as 2027 contributors. The move showcases the Mets’ knack for extracting value from veteran arms while restocking their farm system.
The New York Yankees are rumored to be interested in Miami Marlins second baseman Xavier Edwards, but pulling the trigger on a trade would be a big mistake.
Today’s Reflections THE DODGERS LOSE! THE DODGERS LOSE! THEEEEEE DODGERS LOSE! (I know that was John Sterling’s phrase, but I respectfully enjoyed — I mean, borrowed it) And Cleveland is still up two games to one after Friday’s game was rained out. Game 4 tonight. Things get better and better! (except it doesn’t involve the […]
The New York Yankees could target a number of exciting players in an effort to replace Jazz Chisholm Jr. in 2027.
Following a disappointing season for the Miami Marlins, the New York Yankees could emerge as a primary suitor for breakout star Xavier Edwards.
A disappointing regular-season exit has sparked intense speculation around the New York Yankees , with fans and insiders questioning how the front office will address the roster, coaching staff, and overall roster strategy to end the team’s ongoing championship drought. Against that backdrop, a recent report linking Miami Marlins infielder Xavier Edw...
A pair of players from NL East teams have elected minor league free agency, according to the MiLB.com transactions page. The details… Payton Henry (Phillies) Henry played in 20 games with the Marlins in 2021-22, which remains the catcher’s only on-field action in the majors. The 2026 season saw Henry return to a big league […]
Miguel Rojas of the Los Angeles Dodgers wore some cleats he would've sliced up if they belong to Jazz Chisholm Jr.
The Yankees have liked Xavier Edwards for years, according to Joel Sherman. Miami’s switch-hitting second baseman is an appealing name […]
The Miami Marlins have reshaped much of its broadcast team ahead of next season (assuming it’s actually played). Last week, the team reportedly let go of television play-by-play voice Kyle Sielaff and analysts Jeff Nelson and Rod Allen, along with longtime studio host Craig Minervini. Sielaff will be replaced by Jack McMullen, the team’s former…
Designated for assignment by the Marlins in February, the son of the legendary Cuban outfielder has emerged as a vital contributor to the Rays.
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Former New York Yankees hitting coach Dillon Lawson has been given the opportunity to prove that he really does know a thing or two about hitting.
The Marlins have settled on former Yankees hitting coach and former Red Sox assistant hitting coach Dillon Lawson as their next hitting coach, reports Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. Lawson joined the Marlins organization as a roving hitting coach this past summer, following his April dismissal in Boston. Miami moved on from hitting coach […]
From the Trop’s playoff problems to Dave Roberts’ handling of Shohei Ohtani, we’re taking sides before the ALCS and NLCS.
The Arizona Fall League (AFL) kicked off on Oct. 3, featuring six teams comprising prospects from all 30 MLB organizations. * Salt River Rafters include D-backs, Rockies, Twins, Yankees, Nationals. * Mesa Solar Sox include Athletics, Red Sox, Cubs, Angels, Blue Jays. * Glendale Desert Dogs include Braves, White Sox, Dodgers, Marlins, Pirates. * Scottsdale […]
Aaron Judge and Clarke Schmidt are the only current Yankees who have been in the organization longer than Giancarlo Stanton, who has now logged nine seasons in the Bronx since the slugger was acquired from the Marlins for a three-player trade package in December 2017. To be more accurate, “parts of” nine seasons is probably […]
The Miami Marlins appear to have already found their next television voice. Jack McMullen, who has spent the last two seasons as the Marlins’ radio play-by-play announcer, is expected to succeed Kyle Sielaff as the lead voice of Marlins.TV in 2027, according to Fish On First’s Kevin Barral and Isaac Azout. McMullen is slated to…
Some Major League Baseball broadcast teams stay together for decades. And then there’s the Miami Marlins. As Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reported, the Marlins have told Kyle Sielaff that his time as the franchise’s TV voice was ending after two seasons. The Marlins are also moving on from television analyst Jeff Nelson, studio host…
Marlins outfielder Jakob Marsee and right-hander Tyler Zuber had visits with Dr. Keith Meister at the end of the season. Those appointments don’t usually end well, and that’s the case this time around. The Marlins shared that Marsee and Zuber are both slated for elbow surgery on Monday, relays Kevin Barral of Fish On First. […]
Earlier this year I took a look at two positive examples of teams that had been in the Colorado Rockies position and seemed to have turned things around. The Miami Marlins turned a 100-loss team in 2024 into an almost .500 squad in each of the last two seasons while the Chicago White Sox have […]
Dua Lipa hung out with Marlins Man and ate a hot dog in the most Mad Libs MLB story of 2026.
Meet the Mets How do you solve a problem like Brett Baty? Around the National League East The Braves lost 4-1 to the Dodgers at home which eliminated them from the playoffs. Ronald Acuña Jr. partnered with Kalshi, which makes him the first MLB player to promote prediction markets. The Marlins are watching the playoffs […]
Bud Smith 12:34 PM Any idea what happened to Aiva Arquette at the end of the season? Went on the IL with 2 days left and find any indication why Brendan Gawlowski 12:34 PM edited No, and unfortunately my Marlins go-to-sources for stuff like this got fired. Justin Krupp 12:35 PM If you are in […]
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We examine the top performers from the Marlins' 2026 draft class, sleeper names to know and plenty more.
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