On this episode of The Line Drive with Kyle Sielaff presented by AutoNation, Sielaff and former Marlins first baseman Gaby Sanchez chat with new Marlins signee Antonio Velez and outfielder Corey Dickerson about the work being put in leading up to Opening Day.

On this episode of The Line Drive with Kyle Sielaff presented by AutoNation, Sielaff and former Marlins first baseman Gaby Sanchez chat with the manager about the challenges during camp and the team's attitude headed into a 60-game season.

On this episode of The Line Drive with Kyle Sielaff presented by AutoNation, Sielaff and Kyle Glaser of Baseball America break down the Marlins' farm system and have a roundtable Marlins discussion with Glenn Geffner and Joe Frisaro.

On this episode of The Line Drive with Kyle Sielaff presented by AutoNation, Sielaff and Marlins play-by-play announcer, Glenn Geffner, sit down with Marlins CEO Derek Jeter, to discuss the return of play and the challenges the last few months has presented the organization.

On this episode of Marlins Rewind, Jose Fernandez's 14 strikeout performance against the Cleveland Indians.

On this episode of Marlins Rewind, it's the decisive Game 6 of the 2003 World Series between the Marlins and the Yankees.

On this episode of Marlins Rewind, we're headed back to Game 7 of the 2003 NLCS, the decisive Game 7 that ultimately propelled the Marlins into their second World Series.

On this episode of Marlins Rewind, we're headed back to Game 4 of the 2003 NLDS, a game that would send the Marlins to the National League Championship Series.

Episode nine of Marlins Rewind takes us back to the night of September 26th, 2003… That’s where, at Pro Player Stadium, the Marlins had a chance to clinch their second ever postseason berth against the New York Mets.

Episode eight of Marlins Rewind takes us back to Game 7 of the 1997 World Series. We’ll hear the voices of Bob Costas, Joe Morgan and Bob Uecker from the television broadcast on NBC… At the very end of the ballgame we’ll listen to the iconic Marlins walk-off call from Joe Angel

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff chats with Marlins CEO Derek Jeter to get his perspective on what's taking place right now in addition to an organizational update.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff gets all the details on the new playing surface at Marlins Park this season in addition to an update on what the Marlins are doing for the community in this time of need.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff chats with Hall of Fame broadcaster Dave Van Horne and Fox Sports Florida analyst Tommy Hutton, who offer some interesting perspective about recent stoppages in baseball.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with the Monday Night Football loving "Touchdown" Tommy Eveld.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins third base coach Trey Hillman, who shares his passion for the game and his love music and his guitar.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins catcher Francisco Cervelli, and we'll also hear from Marlins Chairman and Principal Owner, Bruce Sherman, in addition to Marlins President of Baseball Operations, Michael Hill and Marlins manager Don Mattingly.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with Marlins special assistant of player development and scouting Geoff DeGroot about transitioning from the field to the front office, and Don Mattingly opens up the 2020 season from Jupiter.

Glenn Geffner and Kyle Sielaff bring you an all-new Marlins Hot Stove Show live from Fan Fest at Marlins Park

Glenn Geffner, Kyle Sielaff and JP Arencibia bring you an all-new Marlins Hot Stove Show as the crew discusses the status of the teams' off-season including their new player acquisitions. They are joined by Marlins pitcher Pablo Lopez and newly acquired left fielder Matt Joyce as spring training approaches.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Marlins reliever and newcomer, Brandon Kintzler, in the middle of his workout, and we've also got some exciting new news for all Marlins fans. Oh, and how about an offseason bonus code!?

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Marlins infielder and outfielder, Garrett Cooper, about his off-season progress and preparation, and also a conversation with newcomer, Sterling Sharp, who was selected in the Rule 5 draft back in December.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff and Kelly Saco chat with Marlins infielder and outfielder, Jon Berti, about his 2019 season and go-to karaoke song, in addition to an interview with Marlins VP Mike Shaw.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with the Marlins VP of Player Development and Scouting, Gary Denbo, and Miami's 4th overall selection in the 2019 draft, J.J. Bleday.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff and J.P. Arencibia chat with new Marlins left fielder, Corey Dickerson, about his decision to join the Marlins, and the guys have a little fun with some rapid fire as well.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff and Kelly Saco catch up with the Marlins' new first base and outfield coach, Billy Hatcher, in addition to Miami native and catching coach Eddy Rodriguez. Marlins chief revenue officer Adam Jones provides organizational updates as well.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff and Kelly Saco catch up with the Marlins new first base and outfield coach, Billy Hatcher, in addition to Miami native and catching coach, Eddy Rodriguez. The Marlins chief revenue officer, Adam Jones, provides organizational updates as well.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff and Todd Hollandsworth catch up with Marlins pitchers Jordan Yamamoto and Pablo Lopez.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff catches up with Joe Frsaro and Kelly Saco to recap the 2019 Winter Meetings from San Diego.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Kyle Sielaff and Paul Severino discuss the big news of the morning and also chat with Michael Hill and Don Mattingly.

On this episode of Beyond the bases, Kyle Sielaff sits down with the manager of the Wichita wind Surge, Keith Johnson, the voice of the Wind Surge, Tim Grubbs, and the head football coach of the FIU Panthers, Butch Davis, ahead of next weeks matchup between FIU and UM.

It's the first podcast of the offseason and Kyle Sielaff of Marlins Radio is catching up with Marlins president of baseball operations Michael Hill and Miami's new bench coach James Rowson.

An emotional win put a bow on the Marlins 2019 campaign on Sunday afternoon in Philadelphia.

Caleb Smith struggled early and the Phillies ran away with game two in Philadelphia.

It took 15 long innings on Friday night and the Phillies came out on top when it was all said and done.

Jordan Yamamoto was fantastic, Tyler Heineman blasted his first home run and the Marlins beat the Mets, 4-2.

Robert Dugger struggled in his final start of the season as the Mets thumped Miami in game three.

For eight-and-a-half innings the Marlins had game two covered but Michael Conforto's pair of two-run homers lead to an extra innings win for New York

Jorge Alfaro'spair of home runs, including a grand slam, propelled the Marlins to a series opening win over the Mets last night in New York.

The Marlins battled back scoring four in the 8th but the Nationals plated six in the 10th to win it.

The Marlins capped off their 2019 home schedule in style with a comeback victory over the Nationals.

The Marlins battled all night long but the Nationals held off Miami in game one last night.

Sandy Alcantara turned in a nice outing but the Marlins fell short in their rubber match against the D-backs.

Huge nights form Miguel Rojas, Bryan Holaday and Austin Dean propelled the Marlins to a 12-6 win over the D-Backs last night

Pablo Lopez worked six innings for the Marlins, but a late D-Backs rally sunk the Marlins in game one last night.

The Marlins and the Giants battled in the rubber match but it would be San Francisco to come away victorious with a series victory.

Robert Dugger was strong on the mound and the Marlins backed him with the offense provided by Jorge Alfaro, Miguel Rojas and Lewis Brinson in the Marlins win over the Giants on Saturday night.

Sandy Alcantara was terrific but the Marlins were shutout for the 22nd time this season in game one against the Giants.

The Marlins were again within one down the stretch but couldn't close out their last of four against Milwaukee.

The Marlins and the Brewers were tied late, but a late-inning HR by Mike Moustakas lifted Milwaukee over Miami.

The Marlins had their chances on Tuesday night but were unable to come out on top against the Brewers.

The Marlins left 14 men on base and went 4x14 with RISP in their 8-3 loss on Monday night.

For the second time this season, Sandy Alcantara went the distance in the Marlins shutout win over the Royals.

Caleb Smith turned in a nice outing on the mound, but the Marlins fell to the Royals on Saturday night.

Pablo Lopez navigated his way through 6 1/3 solid innings on the mound in Miami's 3-0 loss to Kansas City.

It was a historical night in Pittsburgh that saw the Marlins capture a series victory against the Pirates.

Robert Dugger turned in a nice outing and the Marlins got a lot of contributions offensively but it wasn't enough on Wednesday night.

The Marlins snapped their 15-game road losing streak in thrilling fashion on Tuesday night in Pittsburgh.

Starlin Castro again went deep for Miami but it wasn't enough against the Nationals in the last of three.

Pablo Lopez struggled and Stephen Strasburg was terrific for the Nationals in Washington's shutout victory last night.

Elieser Hernandez turned in another solid start for the Marlins who got a big go-ahead two-run home run in the 9th inning from Starlin Castro, but they'd ultimately fall in the bottom of the 9th.

Robert Dugger was fantastic and Harold Ramirez capped off the night with a walk-off home run.

On this episode of Beyond the Bases, Daniel Comer sits down with the Marlins visiting clubhouse manager, Rock Hughes, who tells fans about his tumultuous first day as a Marlins employee, and he reflects on growing up a scout’s son and how he discovered his passion for working in a baseball clubhouse at a young age.

An early 3-run Hr propelled the Reds to a 5-0 shutout of the Marlins on Wednesday night.

Caleb Smith was again susceptible to the home run ball in the Marlins loss to the Reds that again saw Jorge Alfaro go deep for the second night in a row.

Pablo Lopez returned from the injured list in the Marlins loss to the Reds on Monday night

A timely hit by Starlin Castro and a terrific job by the entire pitching staff led the Marlins to a 3-2 victory over the Phillies yesterday afternoon in Miami.

A four-run 4th inning for the Phillies propelled them to a 9-3 victory over the Marlins in game two last night.

The Marlins trailed 7-0 before scoring seven times in the third and they never looked back in their 19-11 win on Friday night.

Sandy Alcantara pitched a terrific game for Miami but the Braves got one in the 9th to walk it off.

Caleb Smith worked six innings but two Braves home runs were enough in game two last night.

Elieser Hernandez left after four innings with a blister and the Braves took game one last night in Atlanta.

Jordan Yamamoto turned in a good start, the Marlins rallied in the 9th but fell in the 10th at Coors Field.

Marlins allowed five home runs and the Rockies took game two 11-4 on Saturday night.

Sandy Alcantara turned in a really good start for Miami, but he was outdone by Jon Gray in game one in Denver last night.

The Dodgers blasted four more home runs in their 9-1 win in game two over the Marlins last night

The Braves snuck by the Marlins, 5-4, on Sunday afternoon.

The Marlins walked-off the Braves in what was one of the more improbable and unbelievable wins in recent memory.

Elieser Hernandez was brilliant on the mound for six innings, the Marlins ambushed Dallas Kuechel early and never looked back in game one on Thursday night.

Lewis Brinson stayed hot with a couple more hits but the Mets slugged their way to another victory over the Marlins.

The Marlins got blanked by the Mets on Tuesday night and lost their shortstop Miguel Rojas in the process who has suffered a right hamstring strain.

All the highlights from the Marlins doubleheader defeat in New York yesterday.

Miguel Rojas and Jon Berti put together multi-hit performances on Saturday night but a big night for the bats resulted in a Rays win.

The Marlins rallied in the 9th and walked it off in the 11th courtesy of Harold Ramirez who launched a homer to left.

Marlins president of baseball operations Michael Hill joins the guys in the booth to discuss the Marlins' recent trades and transactions.

Sandy Alcantara struggled, Brian Anderson hit a grand slam late but it wasn't enough in game two against the Twins.

Zac Gallen turned in his third consecutive quality start for the Marlins but they fell 2-1 on Tuesday to the Twins.

Caleb Smith collected his 7th win of the season, Miguel Rojas hit his third home run in as many nights and the Marlins cruised to a series win over the D-Backs.

The Marlins used some firepower offensively and terrific defense to upend the Diamondbacks in game three at Marlins Park.

The Diamondbacks took game two from the Marlins on Saturday night, but the story afterwards was the trade that sent Sergio Romo to Minnesota for Twins prospect Lewin Diaz. Hear from Don Mattingly, Michael Hill and Sergio Romo.

The Marlins kicked off their 2019 Throwback Weekend in style with a game one walk-off victory against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Zac Gallen collected his first win in the major leagues and Cesar Puello did it all in the Marlins series win against the White Sox

Caleb Smith was fantastic, the Marlins played a little long ball, and they evened up their series with the White Sox in Chicago on Tuesday night.

Trevor Richards struggled for the Marlins and the White Sox took game one on Monday night from Miami.

Jordan Yamamoto got hit hard early and the Marlins were swept by the Dodgers in Los Angeles.

The Marlins staged a valiant comeback in the 8th inning to tie it up last night but a four-run bottom of the eighth inning propelled the Dodgers to game two victory.

Zac Gallen turned in a terrific start for the Marlins, but the Dodgers got two in the 6th inning en route to a 2-1 win in the opener.

For the first time in 2019, the Marlins were walk-off winners on Thursday afternoon at Marlins Park, and Brian Anderson proved to be the hero.