Marlins Meet Again With Pujols' Agent
The Miami Marlins spent almost an hour and a half Tuesday afternoon trying to sway the best player in baseball to sign with the team.
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The Miami Marlins spent almost an hour and a half Tuesday afternoon trying to sway the best player in baseball to sign with the team.
The Miami Marlins dream lineup of having Jose Reyes at shortstop and Hanley Ramirez at third base is now looking doubtful.
The Miami Marlins Stadium is nearing completion in Little Havana, but it's controversial journey took a new turn Friday when the Securities and Exchange Commission opened an investigation into the finances underlying the stadium deal.
The Miami Marlins don't have a need at first base, but the possibility of bringing in the best player in the game may be too much to pass up on.
The Miami Marlins need starting pitching, and they may address that in a big way with Mark Buehrle; who the Fish are pursuing hard heading into the baseball winter meetings.
The Miami Marlins were hoping to make a big splash in free agency this winter. Sunday, they did just that by signing free agent shortstop Jose Reyes to a 6-year/$106 million contract.
The United States Securities & Exchange Commission have started an investigation into the financial information used for $500 million in bond sales and campaign contributions by the Marlins to elected leaders, according to CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.
The Miami Marlins finally made their first big splash in free agency Thursday night when the brought in closer Heath Bell. Now, the Marlins are preparing to up their offer for free agent shortstop Jose Reyes.
The Miami Marlins finally made their first big splash in free agency by acquiring the team's new closer Thursday.
He's been with the team through the good times and all of the really bad seasons; but now that the Miami Marlins have a new name and new home, Billy the Marlin got a quick makeover as well.
Thousands of taxpayers in the city of Miami were furious at the millions of dollars that had to be spent to build the new Marlins Stadium. But the initial payments could only be the start of what the city owes for the stadium.
The Miami Marlins haven't acquired any of the top free agents they are bidding on this off-season, but Tuesday night, the team did acquire a left-handed pitcher for the rotation.
The Miami Marlins will be returning to their spring training home in Jupiter, Florida on February 22nd in anticipation of the first season in the new Marlins stadium.
The Miami Marlins have a need for starting pitching help, and the Oakland Athletics have a starting pitcher to deal. But, the price to acquire the southpaw from Hialeah may be too steep for the Fish.
The hot stove league has cooled off in recent days, but the Miami Marlins are still out front in expressing interest to any decent free agent with a pulse.
