A terrific pitchers duel on Friday night went to the Nationals in extra innings.

Sandy Alcantara and the Marlins offense made quick work of the Brewers, taking the rubber match in Milwaukee on Wednesday.

The Marlins and the Brewers went back and forth on Tuesday with Milwaukee coming up on the right side of things to even up the three game set at one a side.

Trevor Rogers out-dueled Corbin Burnes and the Marlins slugged their way to a game one victory over Milwaukee.

The Marlins mustered three late runs, but it was too little too late on Sunday at Oracle Park.

The Marlins got a solid start from Pablo Lopez, and Jon Berti along with Jesus Aguilar powered the Marlins to a game three win over the Giants.

Sandy Alcantara was workmanlike in five innings, but the bats stayed cold on a chilly night in San Francisco.

Dan Castano settled in after a 3-run 1st inning for San Francisco, but the Marlins couldn't get anything going at the plate on Thursday night.

Trevor Rogers tossed a career-high seven shutout innings and the Marlins used a five-run 5th inning to beat the Orioles 3-0 at loanDepot park.

Nick Neidert struggled through three innings, the Marlins clawed back offensively, but the Orioles outlasted the Marlins in game one on Monday night

Pablo Lopez went toe-to-toe against Alex Wood on Sunday, but the Marlins couldn't get much going offensively against a pesky Giants pitching staff.

The Marlins and the Giants went toe-to-toe on Saturday night and the couldn't settle it in regulation. Jorge Alfaro proved to be the hero in game two for Miami.

Dan Castano tossed five innings of one run ball, and the Marlins powered their way to a win over the Giants on Friday night at loanDepot park.

The Marlins came from behind to take the lead in the 9th inning in Thursday, but the Braves battled back to walk-off the Marlins in game four.

The Marlins took an early 5-0 lead, the Braves stormed back behind Ronald Acuna Jr., but the Marlins prevailed in extra innings for the second time in this series.

The Marlins offense exploded, Adam Duvall had another career night and Miami captured game two of a four game series against Atlanta.

Sandy Alcantara kept the Braves lineup in check, the Marlins offense rallied late and won game one in extras against the Braves on Monday night.

Nick Neidert did a nice job navigating his way through his first start in the big leagues, the Marlins took a 2-1 lead in the 6th, but an ending to this game you wouldn't believed resulted in a Mets win on Thursday.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff checks in with Marlins starting pitcher Nick Neidert in advance of his first start in the big leagues.

Pablo Lopez was terrific in his second start of the season, but the Cardinals pulled away late and the Marlins couldn't get any offense going as they were swept by St. Louis.

Sandy Alcantara piled up 10 strikeouts, tying a career high, but the Marlins offense went 1-13 with RISP and fell in game two to the Cardinals.

Trevor Rogers struggled in the first, settled down on the mound after that, but the Marlins offense was unable to capitalize against the Cards on Monday night.

In search of their first victory of the season, the Marlins offense came alive and battered the Rays pitching staff on Saturday night at loanDepot park.

Pablo Lopez was terrific in his first start of the season, the Marlins offense woke up and stormed back late, but four in the 9th for Tampa Bay did the Marlins in, in game two of this weekend's Citrus Series.

Sandy Alcantara was brilliant for six innings of work but a late home run by the Rays sunk the Marlins on Opening Day Thursday night.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Anthony Bender who has caught Marlins camp by storm this spring posting an ERA of zero in four appearances. Bender discusses his California upbringing and one odd job he's picked up in previous offseasons!

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Marlins veteran left-hander, Gio Gonzalez, who has signed a minor league deal with the Marlins with an invitation to big league camp. Gio discusses why this opportunity is a dream come true, and why Miami is so special to him.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Marlins catcher Jorge Alfaro, who discussed the work he's put in this off-season, his attitude headed into spring training, and the starting staff he gets to catch on a nightly basis.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff is joined by Marlins manager Don Mattingly in advance of the 2021 season. Donnie sheds some light on a retooled bullpen and a very underrated starting staff.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff is joined by Marlins sideline reporter, Kelly Saco, who breaks down the news that Adam Duvall is headed to Miami, and the crowded outfield situation at play. In addition, Marlins pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr. calls into the show as we look ahead towards 2021!

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with Marlins reliever, Anthony Bass, about his decision to come to Miami, what forever changed his career, and some of his favorite meals at home and at the ballpark.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff is joined by former Marlins and current TV analyst Gaby Sanchez. Sielaff and Sanchez break down current MLB news, the Marlins roster headed into Spring Training, and the NL East division this year.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff is joined by Marlins beat reporter, Christina De Nicola, who breaks down the Marlins acquisitions and transactions to date and what may be on the horizon. In addition, Trevor Rogers hops on to recap his 2020 and look ahead to his goals in 2021.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with Marlins starter, Sixto Sanchez. The top right-handed prospect in baseball recaps 2020, looks ahead towards 2021, and details why he has named one of his pitches "El Niño".

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff is joined by Miguel Rojas who reflects on 2020, looks ahead towards 2021, and also gets a call-in from Corey Dickerson, who happened to be outside shooting hoops.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff and JP Arencibia chat with Marlins 1st baseman, Garrett Cooper, about his big off-season. Inn addition, a conversation with Hector Crespo, who details some of the success several Marlins have had playing this winter.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with Marlins reliever, Ross Detwiler, about his 12 year journey through baseball, why the Marlins in 2021, and how gratifying it's been to enjoy the success he's having now.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff chats with Marlins hitting coach, Eric Duncan, and Marlins outfielder, Lewis Brinson. Duncan discusses him time in Miami, and Brinson lays out what he's doing to get better headed into 2021.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with Marlins reliever, Adam Cimber, about his tour through Major League Baseball, falling in love with the game growing up, and his favorite concert he's ever been to.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff chats with Marlins 1st base coach, Keith Johnson, about his promotion to the major league staff, and newly acquired right-hander Zach Pop joins the show to discuss his career to date and rehab from Tommy John surgery.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with top 10 Marlins prospect, Kameron Misner, about how he got better in 2020, his outlook on 2021, and why his first name is spelled with a "K".

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, Kyle Sielaff chats with Marlins general manager, Kim Ng, about her first few weeks on the job, what lies ahead, and the plan for 2021. In addition, top 20 prospect, Peyton Burdick, joins the show to discuss this past year and his goals moving forward.

On this episode of the Marlins Hot Stove Show, the first of the off-season, Kyle Sielaff chats with Marlins CEO Derek Jeter, about the 2020 season, his expectations for 2021, and how different the roster may look come the new year. In addition, top 20 prospect Jose Salas joins the show to discuss his off-season in Venezuela and where he's looking to improve.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with Marlins starter, Pablo Lopez, about his success on the mound in 2020, and with former Marlins 1st baseman, Gaby Sanchez, about the organizations hiring of Kim Ng.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with two Marlins prospects. The first, catcher Will Banfield. The second, outfielder JJ Bleday. Both share their experiences and what they learned from this season and what they're building on for 2021.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, and the first of the off-season, Kyle Sielaff sits down to talk with one of the newest Marlins, Griffin Conine, about his path to professional baseball, the influence his father has had on him in his life, and his love for Guitar Hero?! In addition, Sielaff also chats with Julian Reams, a local artist and firefighter who has partnered with the Marlins and their Promote The Vote auction.

Listen back to the best moments of the Marlins' 2020 season as heard along the Marlins Radio Network!

Pablo Lopez was very good in his first ever postseason start but the Braves pitching staff was lights out in game two on Wednesday.

Sandy Alcantara pitched really well and the Marlins jumped out to a 4-1 lead, but they couldn't hang on in Game 1 against the Braves.

The 22-year-old got the ball and delivered, the veterans made a couple of huge plays and got some big hits, and the Marlins cruised into the NLDS after a 2-0 win over the Cubs.

Sandy Alcantara set the tone, Corey Dickerson and Jesús Aguilar provided the offense, and the Marlins beat the Cubs 5-1 in Game 1 of the 2020 NL Wild Card Series.

Dan Castano was fantastic in relief and for the first time in 11 years the Marlins finish their season over .500 as they set their sights on the Cubs in the postseason.

Trevor Rogers put together a fine start but the Yankees bats came alive in the middle game Saturday afternoon.

For the first time in 17 years, the Miami Marlins are postseason bound.

Chad Wallach and Jon Berti collected huge two-out hits, Pablo Lopez was dominant in his 11th start of the season and the Marlins collected a victory over the Braves on Thursday night.

Sixto Sanchez was given an early 2-0 lead but the Marlins couldn't make it stand in their third of four against the Braves on Wednesday night.

Starling Marte hit his fourth home run of the season with the Marlins but offense was tough to come by for Miami on Tuesday night.

The Marlins jumped out to an early lead, the braves responded and it was a wild finish that went the braves way in game one on Monday night.

The Marlins split a pair of games with the Nationals yesterday afternoon as they closed out their home schedule with seven to play and with a magic number of seven headed down the home stretch.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff and Kelly Saco chat with the Marlins Major League Director of Player Personnel, Dan Greenlee, and Major League Baseball insider, Jon Morosi.

Miguel Rojas was a triple shy of the cycle and Garrett Cooper added a HR to back Pablo López in the Marlins win over the Nationals.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with former first round selection Braxton Garrett to discuss his journey to the big leagues and his recent Major League debut that resulted in a victory.

It's not how you start, rather it's how you finish and after a 5-0 loss in game one of the doubleheader, yesterday the Marlins bounced back with a bang in game two.

José Ureña allowed two runs on five hits and fanned six batters over 5 2/3 innings but the Red Sox got the best of Miami on Thursday afternoon.

Jorge Alfaro blasted a pair of home runs and the Marlins took down the Red Sox in the middle game of their three game weekday series.

Sandy Alcantara bounced back and turned in a nice outing for Miami but Tanner Houck was even better in his big league debut last night.

The Marlins wrapped up a seven game series against the Phillies in style on Monday afternoon using strong pitching, good defense, and some power at the plate to move 1.5 games ahead of Philadelphia in the NL East.

In a critical doubleheader for the Marlins, they swept the Phillies and jumped them in the standings in the NL East after terrific start from Sixto Sanchez and Braxton Garrett.

A first inning grand slam propelled the Phillies to a game four win over the Marlins on Saturday night.

The Marlins and the Phillies exchanged blows on Friday night with the Phillies blanking Miami in game one, but the Marlins bounced back behind a strong start from Dan Castano and a big night from Lewis Brinson at the plate in game two.

It was undoubtedly the biggest win of the season for the Marlins and they did it in come-from-behind, walk-off fashion in the first of seven against the Braves this weekend.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff chats with Marlins 3B Brian Anderson about his time in Miami, the good and the bad, and the success he and his teammates are enjoying this season.

There were a few bright spots for the Marlins offensively on Wednesday but that was it in the finale against the Braves.

Sixto Sanchez tossed six-plus scoreless innings and the bats came alive behind him in an 8-0 drubbing of Atlanta.

José Ureña settled in after a rocky 1st inning, retiring 9 of his final 10 batters while the offense prevailed in extras to take game one against the Braves.

After Matt Joyce beat the shift for a two-out RBI single in the 10th, Miami gave up two runs in the bottom half and the Rays took the rubber match.

Sandy Alcantara was terrific and the Marlins finally took down Blake Snell and the Rays for the first time since 2018 on Saturday night.

Pablo Lopez endured one bad inning and it was enough for the Rays in Game 1 at Tropicana Field last night.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr. to chat about the success the starting staff has had this season and the impact a young rotation has made.

Sixto Sanchez kept the Blue Jays in check but a pitchers duel ended up in favor of Toronto on Wednesday night.

Elieser Herandez left early, Josh A. Smith was great in relief, Starling Marte hit the game winner in the 8th and the Marlins kept marching on in Miami.

Trevor Rogers was impressive in his second big league start and the Marlins beat the Cy Young award winner Jacob deGrom Monday afternoon in NYC.

Sandy Alcantara made his return to the mound for Miami but the Rays were too much in game three, sweeping the Marlins.

Pablo Lopez was terrific for Miami, but for the fourth consecutive game at Marlins Park, the Rays shut out the Marlins.

Sixto Sanchez was fantastic in his second big league start, but the Marlins couldn't muster any offense against the Rays.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff chats with Marlins top prospect Sixto Sanchez. In addition, the terrific work and impact the Marlins Foundation is making in the South Florida community is discussed.

Jacob deGrom struck out 14, the Marlins hung around and battled back but the Mets snuck away with a 5-4 win.

A doubleheader sweep, a Major League debut and a first in franchise history. It was a heck of an afternoon and evening for the now 14-11 Marlins.

Eleven batters came to the plate in a six-run fourth to back Pablo López, who went five innings without allowing an earned run in the Marlins' series clinching win over Washington.

It was a tough afternoon for the Marlins on Sunday but Brandon Leibrandt made the most of his big league debut, tossing four shutout innings in relief.

An up and down day for the Marlins ended on a high note beating the Nationals in the back end of their doubleheader that saw Sixto Sanchez debut and collect a victory.

Elieser Hernandez was very good, the bullpen was terrific, and Miguel Rojas was the hero in the Marlins 3-2 win over the Nationals.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff chats with Jordan Holloway, Nick Neidert and Alex Vesia about their experience over the last month and their hopeful upcoming return to the big leagues.

Pablo Lopez went toe-to-toe against Jacob deGrom, but a 9th inning home run by Michael Conforto was enough for the Mets on Wednesday night.

Humberto Mejia hung around for the Marlins in his second career big league start on Tuesday but the Mets again stayed hot at the plate in their win over Miami.

Jordan Yamamoto struggled in his third start of the season while both Pete Alonso and Robinson Cano homered twice for the Mets in their Game 1 victory.

Elieser Hernandez turned in a great start for Miami but the Braves blanked the Marlins for the first time this season on Sunday.

Dan Castano gave the Marlins exactly what they needed on the mound and Monte Harrison blasted his first big league home run, but the Braves' 9th-inning home run proved to be too much on Saturday night.

Pablo Lopez turned in a very nice start and the Marlins were flying around the bases in their 8-2 win over the Braves last night.