Marlins defeat the Nationals, 5-3.

Brian Anderson's solo homer kicked off a 3-run third inning as the Marlins took the win in the series opener.

Marlins win 4-3 behind Alcantara's gem.

Miguel Rojas hit an RBI double, and the Marlins added two RBI singles, but they gave up five unanswered.

Marlins Rewind: 6/27/22 Marlins at Cardinals

Daniel Castano kept the Marlins in it, and Nick Fortes finished the job with the first walk-off homer of his career.

Marlins fall to Mets, 5-3.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. left early with back spasms, leading to a game-changing sequence in the Marlins' infield.

Jon Berti continued his torrid running pace, setting a team record with his 21st straight successful stolen base.

Marlins defeat the Rockies, 7-4.

Marlins Rewind: 6/21/22 Rockies vs. Marlins

Trevor Rogers struck out seven Mets batters, but Miami's offense couldn't muster support for him in Monday's loss.

Jerar Encarnacion hit a grand slam in the 7th inning of his Major League debut to ensure the victory for the Marlins.

Avisaíl García hit an RBI double in the 7th inning to avoid being shut out by the Mets behind Braxton Garrett's 4 IP.

Bryan De La Cruz teed-off for a solo HR in the 5th, while Pablo López K'd 5 over 5 1/3 innings and allowed 7 runs.

Kyle Sielaff is back with another installment of Three Strikes and You're Out, this time with Marlins reliever, Anthony Bender. Sulser dives into a superstition or two that he has, looks ahead towards the future, and fills us in on his favorite pregame meal.

Daniel Castano came out dealing in a spot start, but the Marlins fell on a crushing walk-off homer in the 9th.

After a furious back-and-forth contest, the Marlins went ahead to stay in the 9th just before the final curtain.

Miguel Rojas drove in both of Miami's runs in loss with RBI doubles in the 5th and 7th innings.

Marlins fall to Astros, 9-4.

Marlins defeat the Astros, 5-1

Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Jesús Aguilar sparked Miami, each launching two homers in Space City to lead the win.

Jesús Sánchez drove in three as Miami's bats came alive to help end the homestand with a sweep of Washington.

After Sandy Alcantara's 9 shutout innings, Jesús Aguilar's grounder snuck up the middle and Miami walked it off.

The Marlins launched 4 homers, with 2 of them -- a grand slam and a 2-run blast -- coming off Jazz Chisholm's bat.

Making his '22 debut, Braxton Garrett breezed through 3 innings before serving up a grand slam in the 4th.

The Marlins came back from an early 4-0 deficit to notch their first walk-off win of '22 on Jesús Sánchez's sac fly.

Richard Bleier opened for Elieser Hernandez, who allowed eight runs on four homers over 4 1/3 innings.

Sandy Alcantara completed 7 innings for the fifth straight start, striking out 8 as the Marlins blanked the Giants.

After Edward Cabrera's record changeup in a dominant G1, the Marlins lost a back-and-forth G2 in extras.

Jesus Sánchez's 496-foot homer, the longest HR of the season, in the 2nd inning was the Marlins' sole run.

Jorge Soler went yard twice, with a solo homer in the top of the first, then a two-run knock in the seventh inning.

Marlins defeat the Braves, 4-1

Jesús Aguilar hit a go-ahead two-run blast in the sixth inning, but a late rally derailed the Marlins' shot at a win.

Jorge Soler homered and the bullpen was stout, but the Marlins dropped both games in the Citrus Series.

Pablo López allowed four runs and zero walks over 7 innings in the opener of a two-game set vs. Tampa Bay.

Sandy Alcantara tossed his fourth career complete game while Brian Anderson snapped an 0-for-19 skid with runners in scoring position to boost Miami to a series finale win.

Elieser Hernandez allowed one run while striking out five in five innings, but spoiled opportunities stung Miami.

Jorge Soler's towering shot brought the Marlins within two, but they were unable to close the gap any further.

After César Hernández's leadoff triple, Jazz Chisholm Jr. responded with a triple of his own in the finale.

Jesús Sánchez clobbered his 4th home run of the year, and Miguel Rojas added 3 hits and a homer of his own.

Kyle Sielaff is back with another installment of Three Strikes and You're Out, this time with Marlins closer, Anthony Bender. Bender tells a real crazy story about a car purchase when he was younger, and the moment he had to decide between giving up baseball and continuing his pursuit of living out his dream.

Avisaíl García and Jorge Soler combined for 4 hits and 4 RBIs, showing what they can bring to the Miami lineup while Sandy Alcantara was brilliant at one point retiring 20 consecutive Nationals.

Marlins Rewind: 5/15/22 Brewers vs. Marlins

The Marlins followed Jesús Aguilar, Jorge Soler and Brian Anderson's homers in the 4th with 5 more runs.

Marlins Rewind: 5/13/22 Marlins vs Brewers

Marlins defeat the D-backs, 11-3

Jorge Soler kicked off the middle game with a mammoth two-run homer to left field but the Diamondbacks handled the Marlins on Tuesday night.

Jacob Stallings continued to excel with the bases loaded, smacking a two-run single.

Marlins fall to Padres, 3-2.

Called up only hours before, Joe Dunand homered in his first big league at-bat as the Marlins rolled the Padres 8-0 on Saturday night.

Jesús Aguilar's two-run homer made it a one-run game, but the Marlins couldn't break through down the stretch.

Jesús Luzardo delivered a quality start with 7 K's in the series opener vs. the Padres.

Jon Berti scorched two homers, and the Marlins took the lead in the 8th, but the bullpen couldn't finish it out.

Trevor Rogers struck out 4 but gave up 5 runs over 4 1/3 innings, and Miami's 4 runs in the 7th weren't enough.

NL Pitcher of the Month Pablo López struggled, and the Marlins' four-run rally in the seventh wasn't enough.

Beyond the Bases: Three Strikes And You're Out - Payton Henry

Brian Anderson, who started at 3 positions in this series, reached base in 13 straight with his 1st HR of the season but the Marlins had their seven game winning streak snapped by the Mariners on Sunday.

Jesús Luzardo set the tone in the win with 5 K's over six innings, and Bryan De La Cruz added an RBI single.

Jorge Soler hit his second home run of the season 468 feet, and Miguel Rojas added a two-run HR of his own.

Jesús Sánchez's pinch-hit RBI single broke a 1-1 tie and helped the Marlins pull off a sweep in Washington.

The Marlins defeat the Nationals, 2-1.

Joey Wendle got the Marlins on the board in the 4th inning with his first homer of 2022, a 3-run shot.

With the potential tying run on second base, back-to-back K's from Louis Head saved the Marlins' bacon.

Jorge Soler finally got a hold of his World Series ring, then tallied an RBI against his old team in a Marlins win.

Marlins fall to Braves, 3-0

Pablo López lowered his ERA to an MLB-best 0.52 as he struck out 9 over 7 dominant innings in a shutout victory.

Sandy Alcantara spun 8 scoreless, lowering his career ERA vs. the Cards to 0.99, but the 'pen faltered late.

Jesús Luzardo struck out three and allowed four earned runs in 4 1/3 innings in his second start vs. the Cardinals.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. led the way with 3 RBIs and every Marlins hitter scored en route to a series win vs. Philly.

After dominating the Phils in '21, Trevor Rogers gave up 7 runs in 1 2/3 innings, the shortest start of his career.

Sandy Alcantara (6 1/3 strong IP) and Garrett Cooper (1st HR) shined as Miami picked up where it left off.

Jesús Sánchez ignited Miami's offense with an RBI double in the 1st, then tacked on an RBI triple in the 5th while Pablo Lopez work 5 1/3 innings of shutout ball on the mound.

Hometown kid Jesús Luzardo racked up a career-high 12 K's in 5 frames in his debut, tying two Marlins records.

Jesús Sánchez slugged his first two homers of the season in Anaheim but it wasn't enough for a win.

From flashy defense to some key relief work, the Marlins had a noteworthy opening weekend in San Francisco.

Pablo López allowed a run in five innings and the bullpen came through in a bounceback effort to preserve it.

In his first game with the Marlins, Jacob Stallings smashed a homer and starred on defense, while Jazz Chisholm Jr. hit a clutch go-ahead home run in the 9th.

Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins catching prospect, Bennett Hostetler, to discuss his journey to professional baseball and the transition now to being behind the plate.

On this edition of Around The Horn, Kyle Sielaff is joined by Bally Sports Florida's own Craig Minervini to catch up on the off-season. In addition, a conversation with Marlins catching prospect, Bennett Hostetler.

On this edition of Around The Horn, Kyle Sielaff and Glenn Geffner catch up on the current state of MLB’s lockout, and a pair of conversations with Marlins prospect Jordan McCants, and Miami’s manager of baseball operations Jordan Jackson.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle sits down to have a conversation with Marlins manager of baseball operations Jordan Jackson. Jackson discusses his path into the game, how he landed in Miami and his role as an African American in a Major League Baseball front office.

On this edition of Around The Horn, Kyle Sielaff and Jessica Blaylock discuss National Girls and Women in Sports Day, Jessica’s path to becoming a sideline reporter, and a conversation with Marlins SS prospect, Yidde Cappe.

Beyond the Bases: Geoff DeGroot

On this edition of Around The Horn, Kyle Sielaff and Paul Severino catch up and discuss the Marlins off-season to date, and the flurry of activity that’s sure to take place when an agreement is reached. In addition, a pair of conversations with outfield prospect Griffin Conine, and Miami’s Director of Player Development, Geoff DeGroot.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Miami’s Senior Director of International Operations, Adrian Lorenzo.

On this edition of Around The Horn, Kyle Sielaff and Gaby Sanchez discuss where things currently stand around the league and what preparations may be underway.

On the 2022 debut of Around the Horn, Kyle Sielaff and JP Arencibia discuss how players may be getting ready even during the lockout, and two terrific conversations with prospect Victor Mesa Jr., and new Marlins third base coach, Al Pedrique.

On the 2022 debut of Around the Horn, Kyle Sielaff and Kelly Saco release their own Hall of Fame Ballots, they check in with Marlins prospect Kahllil Watson, new Hitting Coach Marcus Thames, and it’s all wrapped up with a fun new segment called three strikes and you’re out!

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff is joined by new Marlins third base coach and infield instructor, Al Pedrique. Al talks about his multi-decade path through the game, his hero’s growing up, and his connection to New York City that dates back to when he was a youngster with his family.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff is joined by new Marlins hitting coach, Marcus Thames

Pablo López looked healthy in his first action since July, and Miami was all smiles heading into the offseason.

Jesús Luzardo struck out 11 in 5 1/3 innings, setting a career high in his final start of the season.

Sandy Alcantara ended his '21 as the 5th pitcher in franchise history with 200 IP and 200 K's in a season.

Lewis Brinson hit a two-run homer, and Edward Cabrera struck out six over three innings.

Elieser Hernandez allowed two runs on six hits and struck out six in his last start of the season.

The Marlins had chances in both ends of their doubleheader on Tuesday in New York, but they were unable to come away with a victory facing the Mets.

The Marlins fall to the Rays, 3-2.

The Rays defeated the Marlins, 7-3.

Edward Cabrera, the Marlins' No. 2 prospect, K'd 6 over 3 innings, but unfortunately offense was hard to come by for Miami on Friday night.