Regalado On Marlins Park: "The Residents Of Miami Were Raped"
With just two weeks until opening day, the Miami Marlins are making headlines again, this time in Sports Illustrated.
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With just two weeks until opening day, the Miami Marlins are making headlines again, this time in Sports Illustrated.
One of the key pitchers the Miami Marlins hoped would be in a strong and young rotation will instead start the season out in Triple-A ball.
Crews are polishing the Marlins Ballpark, prepping for a second season in Little Havana. Opening day will be historic for the team, especially how they fill the seats.
Ronny Cedeno tripled hours after signing with the Houston Astros, who beat the Miami Marlins 4-1 Sunday in a game shortened to 4 1-2 innings because of rain.
If it wasn't for bad publicity, the Miami Marlins wouldn't have any publicity at all. The latest blight on the franchise's name comes from CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald. According to the Herald, dozens of workers who helped build Marlins Park are still waiting for at least $67,000 in back pay from the contractor that hired them.
A couple of long-time Marlins fans say they may have to find a new team after the Marlins threatened to sue the season ticket holders for not paying for their second year of tickets.
There won't be a whole lot of things to look forward to in Miami this season, but watching Jacob Turner develop will be one of them.
Ricky Nolasco returned to top form with six sharp innings and Giancarlo Stanton returned from the World Baseball Classic to help the Miami Marlins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0 on Sunday.
Chone Figgins was 4 for 4, Wade LeBlanc pitched four scoreless innings and the Miami Marlins defeated the Atlanta Braves 10-2 Sunday.
Bryce Harper and Ryan Zimmerman might've provided a sign of things to come for the middle of the Washington Nationals' lineup.
Adam Wainwright might be spending a little more time in autograph sessions after a picture presented by a fan to sign helped the St. Louis pitcher diagnose a flaw in his mechanics.
While the Marlins struggled to fill up seats last season, they have no problem filling up a parking garage with their stuff – without permission from the city.
Billionaire Norman Braman has found a partner for his opposition to the proposed upgrades to Sun Life Stadium, which would be half-funded by state and county tax money.
After a tumultuous offseason featuring a fire-sale of talent, the Miami Marlins are making plans for opening day 2013 and settled on the first pitcher out of the gates for the Fish.
Inspired to honor his president, Miguel Cabrera looked to be in midseason form Tuesday night. Meanwhile, Team Venezuela fans reacted to the death of their president.
Dillon Gee threw three scoreless innings for the Mets in his first start since having a blood clot removed from an artery in his pitching shoulder, but New York was beaten by the Miami Marlins 6-4 Sunday.
Matt Harvey didn't mind that it felt more like he was pitching in New York than in Florida.
Minnesota Twins right-hander Vance Worley was satisfied with his pitching but unhappy with the results Friday in his team's 8-7 victory over the Miami Marlins.
Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria was defiant and continued to deflect any criticism of his team's talent fire sale in the offseason during a Tuesday press conference at the team's spring training facility in Jupiter.
In a move that surprises no one who has been following the Miami Marlins, owner Jeffrey Loria told the print media Monday evening that the team will not be offering All-Star slugger Giancarlo Stanton a contract this year.
Jeffrey Loria continued to go on the worst PR campaign this side of O.J. Simpson looking for the 'real killer' last night in front of the print media, today the rest of the media get their shot. Plus, the Heat head back on the court against a good Division I college team, aka the Kings, and the Panthers hit the ice again tonight for another los…
The full page ad in three major papers is Miami Marlins owner Jeffery Loria, unfiltered. That said his choice words for every fan or critic may be doing more damage than good.
Well, Miami's basketball team did a great impression of the football team this weekend, choking at the top. Speaking of choking, the Heat almost choked against the woeful Cavaliers. The Panthers continue to stink. And Dear Jeffrey Loria, for lack of better way of putting, you still suck.
The Miami Marlins have reached out to fans to let them know things will get better in the future. The Marlins organization has faced fan outrage after the trade of many on the team's roster and the controversy surrounding the funding of the new stadium.
Drew Storen's first chance to put last season's playoff flop behind him didn't go so well Sunday.
