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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.

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

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

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

A day after many Minor League clubs celebrated "Christmas in July," there were plenty of presents under the tree for fans of some of the game's top prospects. We had the Marlins' top two prospects -- Thomas White and Robby Snelling -- both set career highs in strikeouts while combining

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

MIAMI -- A week ago, Joey Volini patiently waited to hear his name called on Day 2 of the 2025 MLB Draft. When it happened in the sixth round, 168th overall to the Marlins, Volini realized a reunion was in the cards. The 6-foot-4 left-hander out of Florida State University

The All-Star break is behind us and we're entering late July. You know what that means: the weather is warm and the ball is flying. That was true across the Minor League Baseball landscape on Sunday, when all the elite prospect performances came from hitters capitalizing on such favorable conditions.

MIAMI – Agent Scott Boras can be prone to hyperbole, so when he remarked that Marlins first-round Draft pick Aiva Arquette might’ve been the most scouted player in history -- joking that the organization made 26 trips to Hawaii -- his exaggeration did shed light on the Marlins' pursuit.

For the first time in franchise history, the Marlins chose collegiate prospects with every pick. Day 2 of the 2025 MLB Draft on Monday included two of third-rounder Max Williams’ Florida State teammates. Overall, Miami chose seven right-handers, four left-handers, three shortstops, three outfielders, one catcher, one first baseman, one

The Marlins went with college bats for all four of their picks on Day 1 of the 2025 MLB Draft on Sunday night. Following the selection of Oregon State shortstop Aiva Arquette (seventh overall), Miami chose a trio of outfielders: Clemson’s Cam Cannarella, Arizona State’s Brandon Compton and Florida State’s

Growing up, Aiva Arquette would hear stories about his great-grandfather. William "Bill" Azevedo was a Minor Leaguer for the San Francisco Seals but passed away when Arquette was younger, so his grandmother would share memories. After the Marlins selected Arquette with the seventh overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft

MLB Pipeline’s No. 81 overall prospect Robby Snelling tossed five scoreless innings in his return to Triple-A Jacksonville in Thursday’s 4-1 victory over Norfolk in Game 1 of a doubleheader at Vystar Ballpark. Snelling, who ranks as Miami’s No. 3 prospect, didn’t compose his best performance but still managed to

Marlins director of amateur scouting Frankie Piliere can’t remember a previous Draft being so unclear at the top of the board. So with Miami selecting seventh overall when the 2025 MLB Draft gets underway at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, much will depend upon how the six organizations in front

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It was a big night for some of the Minors' brightest stars, led by Owen Caissie's first two-homer game of 2025. Fellow Top 100 prospect Carson Williams got in on the long ball action, going deep for a third consecutive game while hurlers Gage Jump and Nolan McLean continued to

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The first day of July featured some early holiday fireworks, including a pair of Top 100 prospects tallying multihomer games at Triple-A. Carter Jensen and Joe Mack represented their catching brethren well, but they weren't the only heavy hitters. Midwest League sluggers Zyhir Hope and Josue Briceño tried to one-up

Any given Sunday, there’s plenty of MiLB action to go around, but this week’s edition featured yet another home run in a series finale by Carson Williams (Rays), the second multihomer game of the week by fellow shortstop Colson Montgomery (White Sox) and some near-perfect pitching by Connelly Early (Red

We hope you like homers because Friday’s Minor League action had a whole lot of ‘em. From coast to coast, some of the game’s premier prospect sluggers brought out the big bats -- but none more than Lazaro Montes, who walloped a 475-foot tater at Double-A. Not to be outdone,

Joe Mack was locked in on both sides of the ball Friday night in Jacksonville.

Even before the 13-run inning, it wasn’t close. Friday’s Dominican Summer League game between DSL Rangers Blue and DSL Miami featured quite the lopsided result -- an impressive 29-0 win for one of the Marlins’ Rookie-level affiliates.

It was a busy night around the Minors filled with hard-hitting performances, ace-level pitching gems and even a milestone. A number of Top 100 prospects flexed their respective muscles, including Lazaro Montes on his first Double-A homer, Robby Snelling with arguably his best start of the season and a cycle