The fourth month of the 2025 season saw stars new and old take center stage, with a pair of young sluggers surging to the forefront of the national conversation and two veteran relievers each registering 0.00 ERAs in July.

MIAMI – The last time Miami had a .500 record (8-8), on April 15, Xavier Edwards was the shortstop and Otto Lopez was the second baseman. Matt Mervis led the club in homers. Right-hander Connor Gillispie started on the mound, and Jesús Sánchez manned center field. Ninety-four games later, the

The Yankees’ greatest rival is … the Miami Marlins? That might seem like a wild take, but the Marlins -- not the Red Sox or Mets or Astros or Dodgers -- play better against the Yankees than any of those teams. In fact, they play better against the Yankees than

The Trade Deadline has come and gone, but for a limited time, MLB.TV is available for a special offer. During the Trade Deadline sale running now through Thursday, Aug. 7, an MLB.TV Yearly subscription has been discounted to $34.99, bringing you every out-of-market regular-season game, live or on demand. As

This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Marlins injury news and transactions.

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MIAMI – A little more than a year ago, the Marlins dealt All-Star Jazz Chisholm Jr. to the Yankees for a three-prospect package. The headliner happened to be a Triple-A catcher named Agustín Ramírez. When a ballclub trades away a star, the goal is to receive an undiscovered one in

MIAMI – Xavier Edwards, now the Marlins’ longest-tenured position player despite not debuting until May 2023, didn’t shy away from speaking on behalf of the club. When the front office elected to keep right-handers Sandy Alcantara, Edward Cabrera and Anthony Bender at Thursday’s Trade Deadline, the young roster saw it

MIAMI – Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara spent Thursday’s off-day with his family, checking his phone every two seconds while watching TV. Alcantara kept finding his name being mentioned in trade rumors, a recurring theme since last offseason. When 6 p.m. ET came and went, Alcantara was finally able to breathe

MIAMI -- The Marlins dealt outfielder Jesús Sánchez to the Astros for right-hander Ryan Gusto and prospects Chase Jaworsky and Esmil Valencia ahead of Thursday’s Trade Deadline.

There was a little bit of everything as the calendar flipped to August. Double-A firsts by Top 100 prospects Braden Montgomery and Josue Briceño highlighted the offensive exploits, while Trey Yesavage, Robby Snelling and Quinn Mathews all stood out on the mound.

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MIAMI -- This year’s Trade Deadline was much calmer than a year ago, when the Marlins injected their system with 11 prospects from six trades to completely overhaul their personnel. In a pair of moves this week, Miami added rookie right-hander Ryan Gusto and three prospects. Double-A outfielder Matthew Etzel

ST. LOUIS – As the Marlins’ longest-tenured position player, Jesús Sánchez has seen the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. This current stretch falls in the former category. Veteran right-hander Cal Quantrill tossed five innings and Sánchez knocked the decisive two-run homer in Wednesday night’s 2-0 victory over

ST. LOUIS – It was hard to tell whether the usually stoic Sandy Alcantara was getting emotional or just recovering from the elements following his last start before the Trade Deadline. Alcantara went five scoreless innings in the Marlins’ 5-0 win over the Cardinals on Tuesday night at Busch Stadium.

ST. LOUIS -- The Marlins on Tuesday dealt catcher Nick Fortes to the Rays in exchange for Double-A outfielder Matthew Etzel. This marks the 13th MLB deal between the instate rivals, and the fourth since Peter Bendix left the Rays to become the Marlins’ president of baseball operations in November

MILWAUKEE -- Eury Pérez reared back and unleashed a 98.7 mph four-seamer at Brewers designated hitter William Contreras. It wasn’t the fastest pitch the 22-year-old Marlins right-hander threw Sunday afternoon. He hit 99-plus mph six times, and that offering finished just outside of Pérez’s top-10 fastest of the day. But

The playoff races and the Trade Deadline are heating up, and so are several position prospects. Yankees outfielder Spencer Jones has been the hottest hitter in the Minors over the past month, slashing .427/.477/.987 with 12 homers in 18 Triple-A games entering Wednesday. That performance could get him promoted to

The final days of July baseball kicked off with plenty of action around the Minor League landscape. Walker Jenkins (NYY), JJ Wetherholt (STL) and Jhostynxon Garcia (BOS) came through with big-time performances to power a deep Top 100 prospect contingent. On the mound, Hurston Waldrep (ATL) wrapped up a sterling

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MILWAUKEE -- The Marlins have been on such a strong run over the last month-plus, not even the team that entered this weekend series with the best record in the Major Leagues has slowed them down.

Thomas White authored a stretch of dominance Saturday night that no big league pitcher has matched since at least 1961.