Johnson Strong Again, Marlins Top Cards 3-1
Josh Johnson got another good look at St. Louis, pitching 2 1-3 scoreless innings Saturday as the Miami Marlins beat the Cardinals 3-1.
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Josh Johnson got another good look at St. Louis, pitching 2 1-3 scoreless innings Saturday as the Miami Marlins beat the Cardinals 3-1.
Carlos Zambrano struggled with his control in his first start for Miami, allowing three runs while getting just four outs, and the Marlins beat the New York Mets 5-4 on Thursday.
Excited to be in the Miami Marlins' new ballpark, All-Star closer Heath Bell trotted happily across the outfield grass, the entire team from Florida International University following close behind.
The Miami Marlins have both been a source of pride and a national embarrassment. The team has a brand new stadium, new roster, and the same old attitude towards local fans.
For Hanley Ramirez, at least, the Miami Marlins' new home seems to be a hitter's park.
For the first time in the history of Miami Marlins Park, a baseball game will be held at the stadium.
Ever since it was first revealed, the "sculpture" built in left-centerfield at Marlins Park has been controversial, mainly due to its look. But it's not fans that may change the sculpture, instead it may be left-handed hitters.
Miami Marlins pitcher Josh Johnson making his first start since last May was a sight for sore eyes for Marlins fans Monday.
The new-look Miami Marlins will take the field Monday for the first time in 2012 Grapefruit League action against the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals.
Miami Marlins fans had their first chance to get up close and personal with their re-vamped hometown team.
It's been more than two years in the making, but Marlins Park in Little Havana came one step closer to being completed this week with the addition of some permanent residents.
The Florida House of Representatives has decided to side with taxpayers in the city of Miami in a dispute over who will pay the property taxes on the new Marlins Park in Little Havana.
The last time the Miami Marlins had to deal with a player with the wrong name, the team lost a closing pitcher for part of the season. Luckily for the Marlins, this time around the player who will be called by a different name is doing it voluntarily.
According to Foxsports.com's Ken Rosenthal, sources have confirmed that Major League Baseball will expand the playoffs from eight teams to 10 teams starting this season by adding two additional wild card teams.
The Miami Marlins are now just a little over a month away from opening their brand new ballpark and when it does open, it's going to have some serious star power for the opening night festivities.
