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The Miami Marlins have worked hard to procure talent through the MLB Draft, free agency and trades. Which players are considered “untouchable”? I’m glad this is a topic that has been brought up in Joe Frisaro’s most recent “In Box” feature on MLB.com. The Miami Marlins have a nice core of players to build from […] Are some Miami Marlins players “untouchable”? - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
The Miami Marlins and the Cleveland Indians closed their mini-series at Progressive Field with a 6-2 Tribe victory. Sandy Alcantara started for the Miami Marlins, and pitched well enough to keep them in it. He walked four and allowed four hits, but only two crossed the plate over his five innings of work. He put […] Miami Marlins Split With Tribe After Bullpen Meltdown - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
As ugly as the present may be, the positives down on the farm are hard to ignore. Welcome to SB Nation FanPulse, a survey of fans across MLB. Each week, we send 30 polls to plugged in fans from each team. Marlins fans, sign up HERE to join FanPulse. Do you need a distraction from the fact that the Marlins own the worst record and run differential in the National League? You’re welcome: Seriously, the biggest takeaway about the Marlins organization from the first month of the 2019 season...
Cleveland’s 8th-inning power burst sends the Marlins to Philly with bad taste in their mouth
Coming off of last night’s dominate performance by Pablo López, the Marlins continued their tough six-game road stretch with a disappointing loss to the Cleveland Indians.
Let’s look at today’s starters:
Sandy Alcantara 5.0 IP, 4 H, 2 R (1 ER), 4 BB, 2 K (84 pitches) Jefry Rodriguez 7.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R (1 ER), 2 BB, 3 K (91 pitches)A whetstone is a type of sharpening rock used to hone the...
Game preview, lineups, news and props for Marlins vs. Indians in Cleveland.
Thanks for joining us for Wednesday’s Marlins (7-16) vs. Indians (12-10) game thread.
Throughout the 2019 season, Fish Stripes is your home for daily Fish Picks prop bets. I posted the full introduction toward the end of Spring Training. The monthly points leader for March/April, May, June, etc. wins Fish Stripes merchandise prizes. (Do you know of any South Florida businesses who might want to sponsor additional...
Top Marlins prospect Will Banfield and the franchise’s Director of Player of Development Dick Scott talk Minor League Baseball.
Miami Marlins catcher Will Banfield, a highly touted 2018 MLB Draft pick, sits down for an extended interview (6:08) on his baseball gifts, the art of catching, and an awaking bat. Then, Director of Player of Development Dick Scott (27:20) joins us for a quick conversation about the Clinton LumberKings roster and organizational philosophy.
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Plus, we track the team’s pursuit of the first overall pick in 2020.
The Marlins won their seventh game of the season as Pablo López took a no-hit bid into the sixth inning and ultimately threw 6.1 frames with six strikeouts and just one unearned run en route to the 3-1 victory over Cleveland. Jorge Alfaro put the Fish out in front for good, leading off the fifth inning with an opposite-field home run, and Curtis Granderson and Martín Prado each added RBI.
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Pablo Lopez had his best stuff, and held the Cleveland Indians hitless until the sixth inning. The Miami Marlins limited the Cleveland Indians to one run on only three hits with 12,963 on hand at Progressive Field. Pablo Lopez‘ efforts were front-and-center, and resulted in a season-high GameScore of 71. He struck out six over […] Pablo Lopez and the Miami Marlins Defeat Cleveland Indians - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Fifth-inning rally against Cleveland bullpen starts Marlins’ road trip on high note.
On a chilly Tuesday night in Cleveland, Marlins right-hander Pablo López dominated the Cleveland Indians, tossing 6 1?3 innings of two-hit baseball, as the Marlins opened a tough six-game road trip with a surprising but important 3-1 victory.
Pablo López: 6.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R (0 ER), 2 BB, 6 K (86 pitches) Carlos Carrasco: 4.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 4 K (62 pitches)López battled shaky control at times,...
Pablo Lopez and the Miami Marlins hope to start another winning streak tonight as they travel to Cleveland for an interleague series against the Indians. If you are an opposing hitter, you don’t want to face Marlins starting pitcher Pablo Lopez through the first run through the starting lineup. The lefty has been dominant through […] Can Pablo Lopez and the Marlins win at Cleveland? - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Game preview, lineups, news and props for Marlins vs. Indians in Cleveland.
Thanks for joining us for Tuesday’s Marlins (6-16) vs. Indians (12-9) game thread.
Throughout the 2019 season, Fish Stripes is your home for daily Fish Picks prop bets. I posted the full introduction toward the end of Spring Training. The monthly points leader for March/April, May, June, etc. wins Fish Stripes merchandise prizes. (Do you know of any South Florida businesses who might want to sponsor additional...
Chris Vallimont has been tearing up the Midwest League to start this season, but you may not have heard much about him. With the fifth round selection, 147th off the board, the Miami Marlins chose Chris Vallimont out of Mercyhurst College. Vallimont is a 6’5?, 220 lb. right-handed starter from Erie, PA, and he’s been […] Chris Vallimont is Tearing Up the Midwest League: Miami Marlins Prospects - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
While a 6-16 season is nothing to get excited about on the Major League level, the Miami Marlins are still developing prospects for the future of the organization. It’s hard to look at a team that has only won six games this season and get excited about Major League Baseball or the prospects for the […] Miami Marlins: Rebuilding as planned - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
The first month of the minor league system has been nothing but successful for Miami Marlins prospect Monte Harrison. Harrison is the team’s No. 3 prospect and could be called to the parent club sooner than expected. Monte Harrison is still the imposing slugger for the Marlins he was last season, but now the outfielder […] Marlins prospect Monte Harrison excels at Triple-A level - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Danny, Ethan and Ian update the statuses of dozens of Marlins prospects trying to establish themselves as long-term building blocks.
This episode of ETS begins by highlighting all Marlins on Baseball America’s 2019 “Best Tools In The Minors” list (2:15), then explores numerous internal and external options to fill the franchise’s void at first base (12:20). Ian selects his hitting and pitching prospects of the week (30:00), Ethan features outfielder Monte Harrison among his Things...
Updating the 2019 MLB reverse standings, which will determine the following year’s amateur draft order.
The Marlins still yearn for more cheap, controllable, high-upside talent to elevate their farm system to an elite level and lay the foundation for sustainable success. Stinking against major league competition this season is a critical step in that process. We don’t need to call it “tanking,” but let’s just say—behind closed doors—Miami’s front office will tolerate plenty...
The Miami Marlins have moved centerfielder Lewis Brinson all over the lineup while he tries to work through issues with hitting the first month of baseball. If the Miami Marlins aren’t worried about the way Lewis Brinson has started the 2019 season, then it might be a good time to start. After a great Spring […] Are the Marlins worried about Lewis Brinson’s progress? - Marlin Maniac - Marlin Maniac - A Miami Marlins Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Zac Gallen and Monte Harrison continue to inch closer to The Show.
Each week, Fish Stripes will be recapping the past week’s performances throughout the Marlins minor league system. Highlighting the players who either had an outstanding week, or one they would like to put behind them.
All stats updated entering April 22.
Triple-A New Orleans Baby Cakes (5-2, 9-8 overall)The New Orleans Baby Cakes rebounded very well this past week after their horrendous performance in the week prior. A...
Daniel Martinez details the major moves that the franchise has made to lay the foundation for a sustainable contender.
In the first of his many episodes as Fish Bites host, Danny explains his personal and professional background (5:15), sets a plan for involving fans in his coverage throughout the 2019 season (17:40), and analyzes how the Marlins’ rebuild has been progressing so far (23:00). Thoughts on Giancarlo Stanton, Christian Yelich, Marcell Ozuna, J.T. Realmuto, Lewis Brinson,...
Trevor Richards pitches well, but offense suffers sixth shutout of the season.
Once again, as has been the case in every opportunity over the past two seasons, the Marlins fell short of a series sweep, defeated soundly by the Nationals on Sunday afternoon, 5-0.
Both Stephen Strasburg and Trevor Richards brought their stuff, but the pitchers had help. For almost half the game the long flat edge of the roof’s shadow slashed across the infield between home plate and the pitcher’s mound,...