Trevor Rogers had his best start this season, pitching six-plus innings of one-run ball as Miami got back to .500.

Marlins radio pregame host Stephen Strom chats with ESPN's Buster Olney

Jorge Soler crushed a homer in the 8th inning to help the Marlins force extras and win the series.

With a single in the eighth inning, Luis Arraez completed the first cycle in franchise history (4,700 games) as Miami beat Philly 8-4.

Marlins fall to Phillies, 15-3

Led by blasts from Bryan De La Cruz and Garrett Cooper, Miami started to find its offensive fire vs. the Mets.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. homered, but Miami was unable to come back from an early deficit to even the series.

Mets edge out Miami 9-3.

Jesús Luzardo, starting opposite Pablo López, bested his former rotation mate with a 10-strikeout performance, while Jorge Soler did some serious damage in the Marlins victory over the Twins

Sandy Alcantara went the distance in his 2nd start, while Avisaíl García backed him with a homer.

Marlins fall to Twins, 11-1

Trevor Rogers became the latest Marlins starter to tussle with his command, walking two and hitting two batters in the Marlins loss to the Mets.

Nick Fortes went yard for his first home run of the year in the 2nd to plate the Marlins' lone runs of the afternoon.

Kim Ng on Marlins Radio

Jorge Soler went deep and made two highlight-reel plays in right field as the Marlins topped the Mets, 2-1, on Friday night at loanDepot park.

Garrett Cooper hit a two-run homer to cap the Marlins' three-run sixth inning vs. Mets ace Max Scherzer, but the Mets took the opener in Miami on Thursday night.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff sits down with General Manager, Kim Ng. The two discuss the importance of acquiring veterans this winter and how satisfied she is by what she and her group were able to accomplish. Kim also touches on her day-to-day routine in Jupiter and what the culture will look like with new Manager Skip Schumaker at the helm.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Marlins pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr., and the two discuss Sandy Alcantara's Cy Young season, the addition of Johnny Cueto, the rest of the starting staff, and how the new implementation of rules in 2023 could affect pitching.

In celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, Kyle Sielaff chats with Miami’s Assistant Director of Pro Scouting Alex Rigoli to discuss the path she took to the big leagues and the changes she’s seen since starting in the industry.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins shortstop, Joey Wendle, to discuss him being named the club’s primary shortstop for 2023 and the preparations he has taken to stay healthy after an injury-ridden 2022 season.

On this episode of the Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Marlins right-hander, Max Meyer

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Miami's new Bench Coach, Luis Urueta, to discuss Urueta’s professional journey and his excitement to join the new Marlins coaching staff as they look to build a winning culture in Miami. He also shares the story of how he fell in love with the game, which centers around Marlins’ legend Edgar Renteria, also a native from Colombia like Urueta, and his game-winning hit in the 1997 World Series.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff sits down with converted pitcher, Sean Reynolds, to chat about his journey through the minor leagues, being protected by the Marlins in the Rule 5 draft, and what it would mean to make it to the big leagues.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff is joined by co-host and baseball influencer Rob "Pitching Ninja" Friedman, to discuss his rise amongst fans and his start. Later, Marlins left-hander, Jesus Luzardo joins the guys to discuss his conclusion to 2022 and look ahead towards 2023.