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Listen to the crowd reaction to the first out of the game lol

Wait for it... First 5,000 fans at Sunday's Marlins game will get this color-changing cup.

New Liam Hicks swing mechanics for this season, from a toe tap to a big leg kick. As Hicks told MLB Network, he toyed with a leg kick last season, but couldn't get the timing right. Made it his goal in the offseason to figure it out. Now pulling balls with way more authority 💪

Something went wrong for Eury Pérez in the dugout when he tried loosening for the 5th inning. Clearly in discomfort in the Marlins dugout and needed to be carefully taken to the clubhouse by Sandy Alcantara.

Robby Snelling strikes out the side vs. Jose Altuve, Yordan Alvarez and Isaac Paredes (on 3 different pitch types) 😤

Year 7 for Sandy Alcantara as a Miami Marlin 🥹

Another majestic blast for Kemp Alderman! 448 feet. 110 mph off the bat. He now leads all Marlins prospects with 17 HR this season.

This is Cade Gibson's first big league camp, believe it or not. Emerged as the best lefty in the 2025 Marlins bullpen without even being invited that year.

Braxton Garrett loaded the bases with nobody out, then went to work with 3 straight Ks 😤

Full intensity swings from Griffin Conine

Jakob Marsee is the first Marlins minor leaguer to have a 10 HR/40 SB season since Kevin Mattison in 2009. Not even the All-Star break yet.

Eury Pérez, 2nd rehab start: 1.2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K (26 pitches/17 strikes) Fastball velocity averaged 97.2 mph

Strikeout sequence from new Marlins LHP Kade Bragg. Bragg was one of the better relief-only prospects in the Twins system last season and has a 2.74 ERA in his MiLB career (75.2 IP). 6'1" with above-average extension. Fastball velo about 93 mph and mainly pitches off of that.

Jesús Sánchez with career home run #69!

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Loud boos for Marlins manager Clayton McCullough after removing Sandy Alcantara 2 outs shy of another complete game

January 19, 2016: The Marlins introduce free agent signing Wei-Yin Chen. His 5-year, $80 million contract is still the largest in franchise history for a pitcher. In 358.0 IP, Chen posted a 5.10 ERA, 4.54 FIP, .270 BAA and 2.1 fWAR with Miami.

Jacob Berry had a 1.583 OPS during his first week with the Royals organization, because of course he did

"THAT'LL WAKE EVERYBODY UP!" April 24, 2011: Young Mike Stanton absolutely eviscerated this ball for a game-winning home run.

"I was close to fucking (hitting) him in the face" 😂 Sandy Alcantara's first career strikeout victim was Buster Posey. Sandy kept the ball at his house...until his brother lost it while playing catch outside.

August 1, 2025: The game that had EVERYTHING. Marlins rally from 6 runs down to walk-off against the Yankees, 13-12.

The Marlins are buying low on a versatile power bat in Christopher Morel. Career .222/.299/.415 slash line with 74 HR in 4 MLB seasons. Used mainly in LF last season with the Rays, but has a lot of past experience at 2B and 3B as well.

September 1, 2010: The greatest brawl in Marlins history

Tommy Hutton getting frustrated with Agustín Ramírez's receiving issues. "To me, DON'T TRY TO FRAME THAT PITCH! Catch it before you try to frame it! It's all you gotta do."

July 11, 2021: Pablo López becomes the first pitcher in MLB history to begin a game with 9 consecutive strikeouts K K K K K K ꓘ K ꓘ

Marlins manager Clayton McCullough defends his 9th-inning pitching decision

Kemp Alderman crushes a 414-foot, 114 mph homer to dead center field in his Triple-A debut 🤩

October 25, 2003: Josh Beckett completes the shutout to clinch the 2nd World Series title in Marlins history 🏆 Where were you when this happened?

July 2, 2015: José Fernández makes his triumphant return from Tommy John surgery. Quality start and a 404-foot home run! Marlins beat the Giants.

May 11, 1996: Al Leiter tosses the first Marlins no-hitter! Final line: 9.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 6 K, 1 HBP on 103 pitches vs. the Rockies

Skip Schumaker reflects on his Marlins tenure 1 year later: "I was very grateful for the 1st regime in Miami and the 2nd regime in Miami because they were both different in how they thought...Even though it didn't end like we wanted it to end, they treated me really well."

Trade Details MARLINS GET: Owen Caissie, Cristian Hernández and Edgardo De Leon CUBS GET: Edward Cabrera