Six hours and 16 innings later the Marlins and Mets recorded the final out at Marlins Park. Second of four tonight at 7:10.

MLB.com's Mark Feinsand chats with Marlins president of baseball operations Michael Hill about his college football career, the 2017 Marlins and signing Giancarlo Stanton to a $300 million contract.

Giancarlo Stanton launched a pair of home runs but it wasn't enough in the last of two against the Braves.

The Marlins continue to show power with the long ball, but Atlanta is able to use small ball to pull out a 5-4 win. Don Mattingly talks about Giancarlo Stanton's hitting in the loss.

Marcell Ozuna's six RBIs and a new rally cat help push the Marlins to an 8-4 victory over the Braves. Don Mattingly discusses his team's offense and Marcell Ozuna talks about his big game.

Marcell Ozuna hammered a pair of home runs as the Marlins cruised to their first victory inside Marlins Park in 2017.

Strong pitching, timely hitting and a show of power propelled the Marlins to their first series victory in 2017.

The Marlins can't overcome slow start against the Mets. Don Mattingly gives his thoughts on the series finale loss

The Marlins made Noah Syndergaard work, but they came up short in their series finale against the Mets.

Adam Conley struck out six over five innings while J.T. Realmuto and Marcell Ozuna combined for four RBIs in an 8-1 Marlins victory.

A long day filled with rain delays and extra innings ended quite nicely for the Marlins, who picked up their first win in 2017.

A fine first start by Wei-Yin Chen and a little power display by Christian Yelich sent the Marlins to their second straight victory

Marlins win comfortably in New York. Manager Don Mattingly talks about the win over the Mets and Wei-Yin Chen picking up his first career hit.

Justin Bour hit the go-ahead RBI double in the top of the 10th and A.J. Ramos locked down the save in the Marlins' 4-3 win. Marlins manager Don Mattingly met the media after the game.

The Marlins drop to 0-2 on the season. Miami manager Don Mattingly discusses where his team fell short in its second straight loss to the Nationals.

The Marlins jumped out to an early lead in game two of the 2017 season but couldn't hold on in the second of three against the Nationals.

Miami took an early lead, but couldn't hang on in Washington on Opening Day.

4/3/17: The Marlins endure a tough Opening Day loss. Manager Don Mattingly talks about the disappointment in the loss after taking an early lead and relinquishing it in the later innings.

Ichiro Suzuki recorded his 3,000th MLB hit last season but can he play until he is fifty years old? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro discuss Ichiro's playing career, his role this season in Miami and why Christian Yelich could compete for a batting title this year. Joe Frisaro also chats with Don Mattingly about the team needing to take the next step and compete for a pennant.

Martin Prado is out indefinitely after suffering a hamstring strain in the 2017 WBC. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro discuss how much time Prado could miss and how his replacement Derek Dietrich is looking at third base.

Could J.T. Realmuto see some time at first base this season? MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro break down why Realmuto is athletic enough to move out from behind home plate and play a few different positions.

Edinson Volquez looks ready to take the reins and be the leader of the Miami staff. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro chat about the experience Volquez has pitching in big games and why Giancarlo Stanton could be the face of Team USA.

Did the Marlins do enough this offseason to compete in the N.L. East? MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro discuss Don Mattingly's plan to carry thirteen pitchers on Opening Day and if Giancarlo Stanton is ready to cut down on his swing a little bit to make better contact with the ball.

The Marlins want to honor the late Jose Fernandez this season by playing the game the way he played with a lot of passion and enthusiasm. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro discuss how the team wants to pass on his legacy by emulating his love of the game and if Giancarlo Stanton is healthy and can stay on the field this season.

On this edition of the Marlins Hot Stove Show with Glenn Geffner and Kyle Sielaff, a chat with All-Stars AJ Ramos and Giancarlo Stanton, we'll hear from 3B Martin Prado, president of baseball operations Michael Hill, team president David Samson and manager of the team Don Mattingly