Breakout is coming back to spotlight the top prospects in baseball, including the Miami Marlins' much-hyped international signing, Andrew Salas.

ESPN's Jeff Passan reported last week that Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara would be on an innings limit to open 2025, but manager Clayton McCullough said that wouldn't be the case.

New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole has been dealing with elbow soreness for the last week or so. After the initial testing, the righty was sent to have an MRI, an

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Framber Valdez is on the mound for the Astros as they continue Grapefruit League play against the Miami Marlins on Sunday.

When the Marlins need to quickly refuel mid-workout, their preferred food ordering app doesn’t deliver to the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium back fields. No worries.

Currently, the Miami Marlins (0-0) are ranked 28th in MLB (among the bottom half), with odds of +50000 to win the World Series.Stream the Marlins on FuboIf you’re looking for how to bet on

Sandy Alcántara should be relatively fresh by the trade deadline, which could spur teams to make a move for the Miami Marlins' former Cy Young winner.

The Marlins are clearly in rebuild mode. They've moved key pieces this offseason, including Jesús Luzardo, who was sent to the Phillies for prospects. While Miami has said it doesn't plan to move Alcantara, they will have to eventually for the rebuild.

The Red Sox reliever pitched in his first game since last April 16 after undergoing season-ending elbow surgery on May 30

Jesus Sanchez is only 27 years old. He’s entering his sixth MLB season but just his third as what will most likely be an everyday player for the Miami Marlins. But on this Marlins team, one that is going through a full youth movement, Sanchez is the club’s longest-tenured position player essentially a bona fide veteran.