The Miami Marlins will likely be making some moves in the lead up to the MLB trade deadline, and even if they don't jettison Sandy Alcantara, you have to figure at least one of their pitchers will be dealt.

The Chicago Cubs get bad news from the Miami Marlins, as they plan to keep top trade target Sandy Alcantara through the 2025 MLB trade deadline.

Miami Marlins right-hander Eury Pérez returned to a big-league mound on Monday night against the Pittsburgh Pirates for the first time since Sept. 20, 2023. Pérez, of course, underwent Tommy John surgery and had an internal brace installed in April 2024.

The Miami Marlins could be one of the most active teams leading up to MLB's trade deadline. Not because they'll be acquiring star talent, but instead, they could deal away some players that could seriously help a playoff contender.

The Caribbean Series will return to the Miami Marlins’ loanDepot park after the team reached a multiyear agreement with the Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press.

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The Chicago Cubs are shaping up to be buyers at the upcoming trade deadline. Their starting rotation could be a focus, and the Miami Marlins could have a piece the Cubs are interested in.

The Miami Marlins were just blasted by MLB players, and if one player is accurate in his reasoning, then it's not exactly a great look for the franchise.