Veteran left-handed starters Mark Buehrle and Jamie Moyer will face off against each other in the series opener between the Marlins and Rockies on Monday. More»
A solid start from right-hander Josh Johnson helped lead the Marlins to a 5-3 win in Sunday's series finale against the Cleveland Indians. More»
Returning to Cleveland for Interleague Play gives Marlins reliever Edward Mujica a chance to reconnect with some of the people who helped launch his big league career. More»
Gaby Sanchez's stay at Triple-A, the Marlins hope, will be a short one. The team believes it is a better club with Sanchez playing first base in the big leagues on a regular basis. More»
Sending Gaby Sanchez to Triple-A New Orleans has caused the Marlins to make some shifts at first base. Manager Ozzie Guillen on Sunday said Logan Morrison and Greg Dobbs will be expected to see most of the time at first. More»
For at least three games, the Marlins are expected to be without second baseman Omar Infante. Infante learned on Sunday morning that his grandfather had passed away. The veteran has been excused by the team to travel back to his native country, Venezuela, for the funeral. More»
The Marlins placed center fielder Emilio Bonifacio on the 15-day DL with a sprained left thumb on Sunday. The move was retroactive to Saturday. More»
Gaby Sanchez, the Marlins' lone All-Star in 2011, was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans on Saturday. The 28-year-old Miami native had his batting average dip to .197 after going hitless in three at-bats in a 2-0 loss to the Indians at Progressive Field. More»
Anibal Sanchez had his eighth straight quality start, but his offense did not give him enough support to earn a victory in Saturday's loss to the Indians. More»
Emilio Bonifacio, the Major League leader in stolen bases, has proved to be one of the Marlins' most durable players. But he could still be headed to the disabled list. More»
Manager Ozzie Guillen is planning on sticking by struggling closer Heath Bell. Bell converted his first save since May 1 in Friday night's win over the Indians. More»
Logan Morrison is getting the lefty-slugger treatment at Progressive Field. To Morrison's surprise, the Indians are using a dramatic infield shift when he comes to the plate. More»
Carlos Zambrano was effectively wild, and the Marlins were opportunistic on Friday night at Progressive Field. On a night Zambrano walked five, Hanley Ramirez delivered an eighth-inning sacrifice fly that rallied the Marlins to a 3-2 win over the Indians. More»
Emilio Bonifacio sprained his left thumb on Friday night, and he will know more on his status after being examined by a physician on Saturday morning. More»
No matter where he is in the lineup, Omar Infante continues to hit. The Marlins second baseman has been the club's most consistent batter all season, sporting a .325 batting average. More»
Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen isn't much of a basketball fan, but he understands respect must exist between players and managers. More»
Before taking the field on Friday night, a number of Marlins were watching the White Sox-Cubs Interleague game on television. More»
Interleague Play sometimes gives players, coaches and managers a chance to catch up with each other. Indians manager Manny Acta previously was the third-base coach of the Mets when Jose Reyes was in New York. More»
Playing in an American League park gives Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen plenty of choices to use as the designated hitter. In Friday's Interleague series opener at Cleveland, Guillen opted to use Logan Morrison as the DH. More»
Brandon Beachy blanked the Marlins on five hits, and the Braves pounded out 12 hits themselves for a 7-0 victory that gave them a split of the two-game series. More»
With Major League Baseball announcing on Thursday that Citi Field will be the site of the 2013 All-Star Game, Marlins Park could be moving closer to landing the Midsummer Classic as early as 2015. More»
Ozzie Guillen says he is done with Twitter. "My last tweet. me ultimo tweet good luck buena suerte," were the final words on the social media service from the Marlins manager on Thursday. More»
Ozzie Guillen has been waiting to get Greg Dobbs into the Marlins' lineup more often. This weekend, the manager will have the opportunity More»
Giancarlo Stanton's left shoulder was wrapped in ice after Wednesday's game, and the Marlins right fielder wasn't feeling all that good despite his heroics in the 8-4 victory over the Braves. Stanton, though, was in the lineup Thursday night. More»
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