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.

Nick Fortes hit his third homer, showing off his offensive power to fortify his appeal as one of Miami's catchers.

Nick Fortes hit his second career homer in the 5th to back Trevor Rogers' hot start vs. the Nationals.

Jesús Sánchez hit a 2-run HR, then made a barehanded catch, building momentum for the 10th-inning walk-off.

The Marlins' young rookies stepped up to help avoid the sweep, backed by Lewin Díaz's walk-off two-run homer.

Edward Cabrera struck out seven over four innings, and escaped from a tight jam vs. the Pirates.

Elieser Hernandez tossed 5 2/3 innings of two-run ball, K'ing three, and Payton Henry got his first hit.

Two homers from Jesús Sánchez and a solo shot from Bryan De La Cruz powered the Marlins' rookie showcase.

Marlins Rewind: 9/14 Marlins at Nationals - Lewin Díaz blasted a solo home run to right-center field in the 5th, then another to lead off the 7th, but the Marlins fell in game two.

Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara allowed just one hit over eight dominant innings in the opener at Nationals Park.

Jesús Sánchez belted a big HR to get Miami on the board before Edward Cabrera exited after 75 pitches.

Two-time Olympic medalist Eddy Alvarez crushed his first career homer, a 418-foot shot to right, the Marlins went back-to-back in the 8th and they beat the Braves in game two.

Jesús Sánchez put the Marlins up early with his two-run homer, helping back Trevor Rogers' start, but the Braves plated five in the 5th to take game one.