Pujols arrives in Miami to meet with Marlins

All week, the Marlins have courted some of the top talent on the free-agent market. On Friday, the biggest name of the class came to town. Albert Pujols, accompanied by his agent, Dan Lozano, arrived in Miami to meet with Marlins officials, a source confirmed.
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Winning on forefront of Ozzie's agenda

Manager Ozzie Guillen will bring passion and energy — and often headlines — to the Marlins, but winning will bring fans back to the ballpark on a consistent basis.
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LoMo says it's in Cards to win World Series

Left fielder Logan Morrison is standing by his prediction that St. Louis would win the World Series if it defeated National League East champion Philadelphia in the NLDS.
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Dominguez's six RBIs enough for Sags

Top Marlins prospect Matt Dominguez hit a grand slam and finished with six RBIs to lead Surprise to an 8-7 win over Peoria on Monday.
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Morrison, Bonifacio making Taiwan trip

Logan Morrison and Emilio Bonifacio have been selected to represent the Marlins and Major League Baseball next month in an exhibition series in Taiwan.
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Vazquez holds top Marlins scoreless streak

Javier Vazquez tossed seven shutout innings in a 4-0 win over the Braves on Wednesday night, extending his scoreless innings streak to 25 and breaking Pat Rapp's team record.
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Vazquez tries to keep hot stretch going in DC

Fresh off just their second four-game sweep since relocating to Washington in 2005, the Nationals return home Friday to host the Marlins in a three-game series at Nationals Park. John Lannan opposes Javier Vazquez in the opener.
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Marlins rally late but drop nightcap in extras

Though Alex Sanabia was solid in his first start, the Marlins were on the verge of being swept in the doubleheader. Jose Lopez ripped a pitch from Cliff Lee over the fence, tying the score, but the Marlins unraveled in 10th and lost, 2-1, after Ryan Howard hit an RBI double off Burke Badenhop.
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Surgery on Hanley's shoulder successful

Hanley Ramirez underwent successful "open repair" (non-arthroscopic) surgery to his left shoulder on Thursday, and the Marlins anticipate that their three-time All-Star will be ready for Opening Day 2012.
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Sluggish bats trip up Marlins in twin-bill opener

Anibal Sanchez rebounded from a two-run first inning to complete six innings without further damage, but the Marlins fell to the Phillies, 3-1, on Thursday in the opener of a twin bill.
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Anibal rebounds, but sluggish bats spell defeat

Anibal Sanchez rebounded from a two-run first inning to complete six innings without further damage, but the Marlins fell to the Phillies on Thursday in the opener of a twin bill.
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Morrison files grievance over August demotion

Marlins left fielder Logan Morrison has filed a grievance against his team for what he perceived to be a wrongful demotion to the Minor Leagues on Aug. 13, according to a report on Thursday.
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Stanton still battling effects of tight hamstring

Mike Stanton, who has been battling a tight right hamstring, is available for the Marlins as a pinch-hitter for Thursday's doubleheader.
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Hanley scheduled to undergo surgery Thursday

anley Ramirez was scheduled to have surgery performed on his left shoulder Thursday by the renowned Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala.
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Marlins head to Philly for doubleheader

The Phillies aren't going on cruise control after becoming the first team in the Majors to clinch a playoff spot. Philadelphia continues a run of 32 games in 31 days to close the regular season with a Thursday doubleheader against the Marlins.
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Infante, Marlins working on new contract

According to a source familiar with the negotiations, ground still needs to be made up in the multiyear deal. But there is a chance Omar Infante could reach agreement before the end of the season.
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Marlins victimized by another late Braves shot

Alex Gonzalez's two-out, three-run homer in the seventh inning propelled the Braves to a 4-1 comeback win over the Marlins, who dropped two of three at Turner Field.
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Marlins' Murphy using final month as audition

Arbitration-eligible after the season, Donnie Murphy realizes his future with the Marlins is not guaranteed after the season.
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Marlins' 2012 opener to kick off MLB season

The unveiling of MLB's newest stadium is tentatively scheduled to be a marquee event. The Marlins will debut at home on April 4, 2012, in a one-game series with the storied St. Louis Cardinals.
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Command issues catch up to Hand in Atlanta

Brian McCann's three-run homer in the sixth inning off Hand lifted the Braves to a 7-1 victory over the Marlins at Turner Field on Tuesday night.
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Cameron released due to detrimental conduct

Releasing Mike Cameron was a tough decision, and one that hit the 38-year-old center fielder hard.
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Greensboro rallies to win on walk-off

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Marlins release veteran outfielder Cameron

Mike Cameron, hampered by a tight right hamstring, made a pinch-hit appearance on Monday night and struck out. The Marlins went on to beat the Braves, 5-4, in 12 innings at Turner Field. As it turned out, Cameron's lone at-bat was his final moment in a Marlins uniform.
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Stanton comes off bench to sink Braves in 12th

Mike Stanton's two-out, pinch-hit RBI single in the 12th inning lifted the Marlins to a 5-4 win over the Braves in front of 17,216 at Turner Field.
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Rookie Dominguez taking strides at the plate

A half-dozen big league games is certainly a small sample size, but Marlins prospect Matt Dominguez is already showing some promise.
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Morrison out until at least Friday with knee injury

Logan Morrison bruised his right knee last Friday at Pittsburgh while making a sliding catch in a 13-4 blowout win and is likely to miss at least four games.
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Vazquez dominates as Marlins sweep Bucs

The Marlins received very good starting pitching in the first two games of their series with the Pirates. Right-hander Javier Vazquez continued that trend on Sunday afternoon, as the Marlins defeated the Pirates, 4-1, at PNC Park.
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Cameron hints he's considering retirement

Mike Cameron, currently in his 17th season, hinted that he may retire after the season.
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Vazquez, Marlins will pause to remember attacks

During a pregame ceremony on Sunday that marks 10 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, the Pirates will honor the heroes and victims from that day's events, as well as recognize all current first responders.
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Sanchez hurls one-hit shutout vs. Pirates

Anibal Sanchez threw a shutout, allowing only one hit and striking out 11. The Marlins scored three runs in the third, including two on a single by John Buck.
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No knee injury for LoMo after tough play

Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison appeared to injure his right knee in the eighth inning Friday night when he made a running catch down the line in left, slamming into the wall in the process.
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Presley's miscue assists Infante's homer

Mark it down as an assist for Pirates outfielder Alex Presley, whose glove turned into the springboard off of which Omar Infante collected his second homer of the night at PNC Park on Friday.
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Sanchez, Marlins aim to secure series victory

On Saturday, former 2006 second-round Draft pick Jeff Locke will make his first career start against the Marlins at PNC Park. Anibal Sanchez will get the ball for Florida.
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Ailing Stanton exits game with hamstring issue

Right fielder Mike Stanton's big bat wasn't back in the Marlins' lineup for long on Friday night. Stanton singled to right field in his second at-bat in the top of the third inning, and then was removed for pinch-runner Donnie Murphy after re-injuring his right hamstring.
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Ailing Stanton re-injures hamstring, exits game

Right fielder Mike Stanton's big bat wasn't back in the Marlins' lineup for long on Friday night. Stanton singled to right field in his second at-bat in the top of the third inning, and then was removed for pinch-runner Donnie Murphy after re-injuring his right hamstring.
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Marlins use nine-run, ten-hit third to rout Bucs

The Marlins had a nine-run third inning as they cruised to a 13-4 victory over the Pirates in the series opener on Friday night at PNC Park. Omar Infante had two home runs and five RBIs, while Logan Morrison had four hits and three RBIs, falling a triple shy of the cycle.
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Ailing Stanton exits game in third inning

Right fielder Mike Stanton's big bat wasn't back in the Marlins' lineup for long on Friday night. Stanton singled to right field in his second at-bat in the top of the third inning, and then was removed for pinch-runner Donnie Murphy.
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McKeon proves age is just a number

Jack McKeon is likely finished as a manager after this season, but he shouldn't be. He remains sharp despite the Marlins' free fall in the National League East standings.
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Marlins unveil Sun Life Stadium send-off plans

The Marlins have released their plans for Wednesday, Sept. 28, the club's final day as the Florida Marlins and the last game at Sun Life Stadium.
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Dominguez rode bumpy road to Majors

Top prospect Matt Dominguez, who made his Major League debut on Tuesday, battled through numerous injuries and setbacks as he worked his way to up to the Majors.
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Hand solid, but Marlins blanked by Mets

Brad Hand pitched six innings of one-run ball, but the Marlins' bats squandered early scoring chances as they lost to the Mets, 1-0, on Wednesday in front of 21,303 at Sun Life Stadium.
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Phillies' protest denied by MLB

A formal protest filed by the Phillies on Sunday regarding fan interference and the use of video replay was denied.
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Safety a priority at Marlins' new ballpark

With recent tragedies in Arlington and Los Angeles fresh in their minds, the Marlins are making safety, including high railings and plentiful lighting, a priority at their new ballpark.
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Hand looks to get Marlins back on track

R.A. Dickey, a winner of two straight, hasn't allowed an earned run to Florida in two starts this season, with 13 strikeouts in as many innings. He'll face off against Brad Hand, who is set to make his 10th start of the season in place of Clay Hensley.
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Two-out runs hurt as Marlins fall in extras

Mike Cameron hit a two-run double in the ninth, and Greg Dobbs was 3-for-6 with two RBIs, but the Mets fell in the 12th. Chris Volstad allowed two runs in six.
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Hanley's surgery to be done by top physician

When Hanley Ramirez undergoes surgery on his left shoulder, it will be performed by one of the best in the business.
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Stanton could rejoin lineup by the weekend

Mike Stanton took batting practice and did some jogging on Tuesday, and chances are the 21-year-old slugger will be in the starting lineup either Friday or Saturday.
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Volstad makes second consecutive start vs. Mets

Chris Volstad won't have to change his gameplan from his last start, since he'll be facing the Mets for the second consecutive time as the Marlins and Mets square off Tuesday in the second game of a three-game series.
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Marlins to call up top prospect Dominguez

The Marlins announced following Monday night's 9-3 victory over the Mets that they will bring up Dominguez, right-hander Alex Sanabia and utility player Vinny Rottino on Tuesday.
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Javy sets Mets down, Marlins win third straight

Javier Vazquez pitched seven innings of one-run ball and the Marlins erupted for 15 hits in a 9-3 victory over the Mets on Monday night — their third straight win at Sun Life Stadium.
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