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Ranger Suárez returns with five shutout innings as Phillies thump Marlins, 10-0

MIAMI — Ranger Suárez hadn’t thrown a pitch in a big league game since June 29, but he didn’t waste any time in getting back to his normal self. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say he got back to his 2021 self, when he posted a 1.36 ERA over…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies fight past Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara in 2-1 victory

MIAMI — Marlins starter Sandy Alcántara has been nearly unhittable this season, and in the first few innings of Friday’s game, it seemed as if he might throw a no-hitter or even a perfect game. The Phillies didn’t reach base until the top of the fifth inning, when J.T. Realmuto…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Bruised yet resilient, Marlins rally for another extra-inning win over Pirates

MIAMI — The Marlins are beat up — quite literally in a couple of cases — with the All-Star break just three days away.

Miami Herald

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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Miami Marlins, live stream, TV channel, time, how to watch MLB

The Pittsburgh Pirates will meet the Miami Marlins in the finale of their four-game series on Thursday afternoon from loanDepot park

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Miami Marlins walk-off Pittsburgh Pirates in extra innings

MIAMI — Pablo Lopez, even while inefficient at times, did his job Wednesday. The Miami Marlins’ right-handed pitcher had a no-hitter through four innings and ultimately allowed just one hit and one run over five innings against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Miami Herald

Pittsburgh Pirates get to Daniel Castano and hold on to beat Miami Marlins

MIAMI — Daniel Castano has described his cutter as a pitch with which he “lives and dies.” It’s his most-used pitch this season, one the Miami Marlins’ left-handed pitcher had thrown 42.9 percent of the time entering his Tuesday start against the Pittsburgh Pirates after beginning to add it to…

Miami Herald

Marlins have third All-Star in Garrett Cooper

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins have a third All-Star for the 2022 season.

Miami Herald

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Miami Marlins come out flat in series-opening loss to Pittsburgh Pirates

MIAMI — About three hours before first pitch Monday, Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly warned that his team couldn’t overlook the Pittsburgh Pirates club they were about to face for the next four days.

Miami Herald

MLB Reveals Full Rosters for 2022 All-Star Game

These standouts will be heading to Dodger Stadium for this year’s Midsummer Classic.

Sports Illustrated

Miami Marlins back Sandy Alcantara with extra-inning win over Mets to split series

NEW YORK — Sandy Alcantara was masterful again, the Miami Marlins’ ace working seven shutout innings against the New York Mets on Sunday at Citi Field.

Miami Herald

Mets beat Marlins with walk-off in 10th inning on Keith Hernandez Day

NEW YORK — What began as a nostalgic day in Flushing honoring Keith Hernandez ended in a dramatic walk-off win for the home team.

Tribune News Service

Bryan De La Cruz gets offense going as Marlins beat Mets, 5-2

NEW YORK — Bryan De La Cruz’s recent run of power hitting continued on Friday.

Miami Herald

Pujols, Cabrera Selected as All-Star Legacy Picks

The two veterans were named the 33rd players on each league’s rosters.

Sports Illustrated

Miami Marlins blown out by New York Mets, finish first half of season at 39-42

NEW YORK — With the Miami Marlins reaching the midway point of their 2022 season Thursday, there was one overarching theme manager Don Mattingly knew his team would need to remedy if they wanted to stay in the thick of the playoff race.

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Dave Hyde: If Bruce Sherman wants to define new era, Marlins must make trades to make playoffs

If there’s any lesson to take from the Miami Marlins’ recent run of wins — besides it being more fun to play bad teams — it’s how desperately this roster needs help if they’re thinking playoffs.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Shohei Ohtani just had one of the silliest games of his legendary career

Shohei Ohtani made some wild MLB history last night in Miami.

Tribune News Service

Mets pitching coach Jeremy Hefner’s thoughts on Jacob deGrom’s 100-mph fastballs: ‘I don’t think he’s overthrowing’

CINCINNATI — Jacob deGrom will start Friday for the St. Lucie Mets at Daytona in what will be his second rehab start. Encouragingly, that means deGrom will remain on a five-day schedule as the ace ramps up his pitch count and intensity.

Miami Herald

Marlins' Alcantara fires 2-hit masterpiece to shut down Trout, Ohtani and the Angels

MIAMI — Sandy Alcantara is a throwback and it’s part of what makes him a modern marvel in MLB. He redefines the masterpiece start by going back to what the standard once was: If he gives up a run or two, or doesn’t hit double-digit strikeouts, then, well, he doesn’t…

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Mike Trout remains hopeful Angels can turn around season, affirms ‘This is where I want to be’

MIAMI — The questions that have dogged the Angels throughout almost all of Mike Trout’s career are back again.

Sports Illustrated

Giants Fall, Brewers Rise in Latest MLB Power Rankings

How all 30 MLB clubs stack up around the 81-game mark.

Tribune News Service

Dave Hyde: Life was loud with Hank Goldberg — and South Florida was better for it

In the last couple years of his life, Hank Goldberg occasionally would call when hooked up to a dialysis machine. He didn’t want anything other than someone to pass some time and gloat with over his latest bet.

Miami Herald

Another late go-ahead home run secures Miami Marlins’ sweep over Washington Nationals

WASHINGTON — Bryan De La Cruz watched as the fly ball curved and inched closer to the left-field foul pole. He knew he had gotten enough of the elevated fastball that was sent his way; he just needed the drive to stay fair.

Sports Illustrated

The Science Behind the Rise of the Slider

Increasing usage of MLB’s most popular breaking ball has revitalized the pitching careers of stars and journeymen alike—and made life much harder on hitters.

Miami Herald

Miami Marlins lose no-hit bid in 7th, rally to beat Washington Nationals in extras

WASHINGTON — The Miami Marlins went from pitching a no-hitter through six innings to needing extra innings to beat the Washington Nationals 7-4 on Sunday at Nationals Park.

Miami Herald

Daniel Castano steady again as Marlins beat Nationals to take season series

WASHINGTON — Daniel Castano doesn’t fit the profile of the prototypical starting pitcher seen in MLB today. His fastball isn’t overpowering, averaging around 91 mph. He’s a crafty lefty, a 27-year-old who spent the past two seasons going up and down between the majors and Triple-A when the Miami Marlins…

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