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The 2015 MLB season may not be over yet but that's not stopping the Miami Marlins from planning for the future.
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The 2015 MLB season may not be over yet but that's not stopping the Miami Marlins from planning for the future.
Giancarlo Stanton is known for his big time hits for the Miami Marlins.
The season's almost over which means it's time to hand out the hardware.
The Miami Marlins are hoping to get back to their recent winning ways on Tuesday night at Marlins Park.
It was a game that the Miami Marlins will want to forget.
It's not over until it's over, at least that's what they're saying in our nation's capital.
You've been waiting for an injured All-Star like Giancarlo Stanton to come back and help your team down the stretch, but with just two weeks left in the MLB season, it's clear Stanton can't help you. He's not the only one, either: The time has come to get some productive games from other players and cut loose the injured guys on your bench. Every little bit helps in fantasy baseball, after all, and you don't want to lose out by just a few RBI in the end.
With the clock ticking on their season, the Nationals look to trim their sizable deficit in the National League East on Saturday when they play the third contest of a four-game series versus the visiting Miami Marlins.
ayson Werth scrambled home to score on Jose Lobaton's sacrifice fly in the 10th inning and Washington Nationals clung to their faint playoff hopes with a 5-4 win over the Miami Marlins on Friday night.
Miami Marlins looking for another win tonight against the Nationals
Justin Bour and Martin Prado homered for the second straight game and the Miami Marlins dented the Washington Nationals' fading playoff hopes with a 6-4 win Thursday night.
Two teams playing very good baseball will begin a four game set in our nation's capital.
Adam Conley slowed the Mets' pursuit of a National League East title with a career-high seven innings, and the streaking Marlins handed New York a 6-0 loss Wednesday night.
There was a familiar face joining the Miami Marlins during Tuesday's batting practice, but it was someone that no one on the team had met before.
A month ago, who would've thought that the Miami Marlins would be playing such good baseball during the final weeks of the season.
Jacob deGrom was hit hard during a rare dud at home against one of his favorite opponents, and the Miami Marlins stopped the New York Mets' eight-game winning streak with a 9-3 victory Tuesday night.
Is your team eliminated from the postseason? We're here to help you enjoy the rest of the year.
The Miami Marlins have been playing well lately but have run into a team playing even better.
One hot team ran into another hot team in Queens on Monday night.
Max Scherzer pitched eight stellar innings to help the Washington Nationals end a five-game losing streak with a 5-0 win against the Marlins.
The Miami Marlins have been playing the spoiler role to perfection lately.
Jose Fernandez struck out the final batter he faced to end the fifth inning and walked off the mound with a grin, happy to be healthy and still unbeaten at Marlins Park.
When healthy, Jose Fernandez has been dazzling during his brief career – especially at home. The young Miami Marlins ace will try to make history when he takes the mound against the visiting Washington Nationals on Saturday.
NL batting leader Bryce Harper struck out three times and stranded five runners, and the fading Washington Nationals lost their fourth straight game, 2-1 to the Miami Marlins on Friday night.
- Any list of the most disappointing teams this season has to include the Washington Nationals, who squandered an opportunity to get back into the race in the National League East over the last week.
