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Waiting Game for Marlins as Heralded Young Hitters Struggle
While the Miami Marlins farm system rebuilt under CEO Derek Jeter brims with young talent, it has yet to produce a hitter who busts out in the majors
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Hialeah Native Gio González Agrees to Minor League Deal With Marlins
Veteran left-hander Gio González has agreed to terms on a minor league contract with the Miami Marlins and will take part in their major league camp
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Vi Ripken, Mother of Cal Jr. and Kidnap Victim, Dies at 82
Vi Ripken, matriarch of the famed Orioles family that includes Hall of Fame son Cal Ripken Jr. and once the victim of a bizarre kidnapping, has died
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Welcome Back: Optimism Abounds as MLB's Spring Includes Fans
The sun and the baseball have returned to Arizona and Florida for spring training games, which began on Sunday
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Miami Marlins Win Spring Training Opener as MLB Returns to Florida, Arizona
All over spring training, baseball enjoyed a bevy of reassuring signs Sunday on the opening day of Grapefruit and Cactus league play
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Miami Marlins Announce Health, Safety Measures for Fans at 2021 Home Games
Just over one month before opening day for the 2021 regular season, the Miami Marlins are announcing new health and safety measures for fans attending games this year. Cleaning measures have been taken inside Marlins Park, with the team partnering with the makers of Lysol to enhance disinfection and cleaning measures that include frequently touched surfaces being disinfected and hand…
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Miami Marlins Overachiever Rojas Still Improving as He Turns 32
Shortstop Miguel Rojas has been with the Miami Marlins since 2015, longer than any other player
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Miami Marlins Hold First Full Practice of Spring Training
NBC 6 sports anchor Ruthie Polinsky is in Jupiter where Miami Marlins are holding their practice ahead of their first game on Sunday.
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Mariners CEO Mather Resigns After Derogatory Remarks Surface
Seattle Mariners CEO Kevin Mather has resigned after video surfaced of him recently making derogatory remarks about some players and club operations
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Former Miami Marlins Owner to Reimburse Local Government $5.5 Million
Former Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria has reached a final lawsuit settlement to reimburse local government $5.5 million for the cost of building Marlins Park, which opened in 2012
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Toronto Blue Jays to Play 1st 2 Homestands at Florida Spring Training Site
The Toronto Blue Jays will begin their season at their spring training facility in Dunedin, Florida
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Miami Marlins Acquire Relief Pitcher John Curtiss From Tampa Bay Rays
Right-handed reliever John Curtiss has been traded by the Tampa Bay Rays to the Miami Marlins for minor league first baseman Evan Edwards
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As Spring Training '21 Gets Underway, It's a New Year, But COVID-19 Protocols Remain
Against the backdrop of a still raging coronavirus pandemic, pitchers and catchers are reporting to spring training this week, the first step in a 2021 season that will take many of the complexities from 2020′s 60-game sprint and stretch them over an additional four months
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Staying Local: Miami Marlins Reveal Revamped Spring Training Schedule
With pitchers and catchers set to report to camp in the coming days, the Miami Marlins found out they will not have to do much traveling to play their spring training schedule for 2021. Major League Baseball announced Friday a tentative revamped schedule for the 15 teams who hold their camps in the state, breaking them into geographical groups in…
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Miami Marlins Acquire Relief Pitcher Dylan Floro From L.A. Dodgers
Well-traveled right-handed reliever Dylan Floro was traded Friday by the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Miami Marlins for left-handed reliever Alex Vesia and pitching prospect Kyle Hurt
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7 Negro Leagues Recommended for Major League Status
Seven Negro Leagues have been recommended for major league status by a task force of the Society for American Baseball Research
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MLB Opens Harassment Hotline After Porter, Callaway Scandals
Major League Baseball has created a hotline for people not employed by the league or teams to report harassment or discrimination after Mets general manager Jared Porter and Angels pitching coach Mickey Callaway were accused of sending lewd text messages to female reporters
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Longtime ESPN Baseball Correspondent Pedro Gomez Dies at 58
Pedro Gomez, a longtime baseball correspondent for ESPN who covered more than 25 World Series, has died
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Angels Suspend Mickey Callaway After Behavior Allegations
Pitching coach Mickey Callaway has been suspended by the Los Angeles Angels after allegations of inappropriate behavior toward several women who work in sports media
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New York Mets Get RHP Jordan Yamamoto From Miami Marlins
The New York Mets have acquired pitcher Jordan Yamamoto from the Miami Marlins for minor league infielder Federico Polanco