JJ throws off mound for first time since June

Marlins ace Josh Johnson threw off a mound for the first time since late June on Monday afternoon at Sun Life Stadium.
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Hanley to have CT scan on left shoulder

Before Hanley Ramirez undergoes season-ending shoulder surgery, the Marlins shortstop will first have a CT scan to get a better indication of the severity of the injury.
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For first time since June, JJ throws off mound

Marlins ace Josh Johnson threw off a mound for the first time since late June on Monday afternoon at Sun Life Stadium.
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Marlins prevail on walk-off walk in 14th inning

Mike Cameron worked a walk-off walk against David Herndon in the 14th inning that gave the Marlins a 5-4 victory on Sunday afternoon in a game the Phillies played under formal protest.
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Phils play under protest after call's reversed

The umpires went to video review on Sunday and determined that a Phillies fan interfered with Marlins right fielder Bryan Petersen from having a play on the ball and ruled Hunter Pence out. The Phillies decided to protest Sunday's game.
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Anibal, Marlins look to send off Phils with series loss

Roy Halladay will pitch in Sunday afternoon's series finale, in the same ballpark in which he became the 20th pitcher to throw a perfect game last May, the Marlins' Sun Life Stadium.
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Marlins muscle past Phillies on Gaby's shot

Gaby Sanchez's go-ahead three-run homer off David Herndon in the eighth inning helped give the Marlins an 8-4 victory over the Phillies Saturday night in front of 25,333 fans at Sun Life Stadium.
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Stanton takes tumble while running to first base

Mike Stanton came out of Saturday night's game in the fifth inning following his inning-ending groundout to second.
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Shoulder surgery recommended for Hanley

Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez received a recommendation from Dr. Lee Kaplan, the club's physician, to get surgery on his left shoulder to end his 2011 season.
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McKeon shuffles lineup with lefty opposing

With left-hander Cole Hamels on the mound for the Phillies, Marlins manager Jack McKeon switched around his lineup on Saturday night.
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Wildness costs Marlins in loss to Phillies

The Marlins committed two costly errors and threw three wild pitches as they dropped the series opener to the Phillies, 5-3, on Friday night in front of 21,659 at Sun Life Stadium.
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Rotation, clutch hitting at heart of Marlins' woes

During a month when the Marlins finished 7-20 and dropped to last place in the National League East, the club lacked solid starting pitching and clutch hitting.
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Rocky night for Hensley, Marlins' defense

David Wright delivered a two-run single in a wild four-run third inning that propelled the Mets to a 7-5 win over the Marlins at Citi Field on Thursday night.
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Beinfest expounds on meeting of Marlins minds

What went wrong, went went right and how to move forward were general themes discussed at the Marlins' front-office meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
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JJ set to pitch off mound this weekend

Throwing in a big league game this month is doubtful, but Marlins ace Josh Johnson is close to pitching off the mound.
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Fans can vote for Waltz, Hutton on Hall ballot

Could a couple of more Marlins announcers be headed to the Hall of Fame? Perhaps. But for now, they are in consideration. Fox Sports Florida television broadcasters Rich Waltz and Tommy Hutton are on the ballot to receive the Frick Award.
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Marlins prospect retires 23 straight in one-hitter

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Volstad lacks help in loss to Mets

There was so much to be encouraged about and to build on for Chris Volstad on Wednesday night. That is, everything but the final score.
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Stanton showing opposite-field power

Belting the ball into the upper-deck porch in right field at Citi Field is not that uncommon, unless it is by a right-handed hitter. Mike Stanton achieved a first on Tuesday night when he clubbed an opposite-field home run to right field that landed in the second deck.
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Vazquez hits milestone, pitches Marlins to win

Javier Vazquez struck out six in seven innings on Tuesday, giving him 2,500 in his career, and the Marlins defeated the Mets, 6-0, in front of 30,806 at Citi Field.
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Dobbs visits hospitalized boy hit by foul ball

Marlins third baseman Greg Dobbs spent part of his day on Tuesday at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, visiting the 12-year-old boy who was injured by his foul ball on Monday night.
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Dobbs visits hospital after boy hit by foul ball

Marlins third baseman Greg Dobbs spent part of his day on Tuesday at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, visiting the 12-year-old boy who was injured by his foul ball on Monday night.
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Marlins' Hutton, Waltz on Frick Award ballot

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Marlins' Vazquez tries to slow down Reyes, Mets

The Mets have gone 5-7 thus far against Florida this season, but they've lost six of their last eight against the Marlins at Citi Field. Two struggling veterans — Javier Vazquez and Mike Pelfrey — will pitch on Tuesday, the middle act in a five-game series.
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Marlins held to another solo homer vs. Mets

David Wright hit a double and collected two RBIs, while Dillon Gee allowed one run in six innings, as the Mets defeated the Marlins, 5-1, in front of 29,335 at Citi Field.
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Marlins' bats sluggish in Game 1 vs. Mets

Washed out by Hurricane Irene over the weekend in Philadelphia, the Marlins' bats on Monday afternoon remained sluggish against a fluttering knuckleball pitcher.
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Bonifacio mastering art of the delayed steal

Those who hesitate are not always lost. Not in the case of Emilio Bonifacio attempting delayed steals. The Marlins speedster is sixth in the National Leagues in stolen bases with 31. Seven of his swipes have come via delayed steals.
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So long, Irene: Marlins ready to get back to work

After adjusting their schedule due to the threat of Hurricane Irene — and playing just one game in four days in Philadelphia — the Marlins are ready to get back into action Monday vs. Mets.
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Marlins' Buck exceeding power projections

When John Buck signed as a free agent with the Marlins last November, many projected a drop in his power numbers. Instead, he's closing in on a career high in homers and the Florida franchise record for long balls by a catcher.
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Hanley eyes Wednesday return

Hanley Ramirez has his sights on returning to the Marlins on Wednesday, and to the same place where he got injured earlier this month.
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Mother Nature could be factor for Mets, Marlins

With the postponements this weekend, the Mets will use R.A. Dickey in Game 1 and Dillon Gee in Game 2 on Monday, when they expect Jose Reyes back in the lineup as they face the Marlins in a doubleheader at Citi Field.
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Rained out, Marlins settle for one-game series

About 90 minutes before the Marlins were set to face the Phillies at 1:05 p.m. ET on Saturday, players took the field in preparation for batting practice. A few minutes later, the rain came and it didn't stop. By 1:20 p.m. ET, the Phillies announced that the game was rained out.
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NC resident Hatcher keeps tab on storm

Early Saturday morning, Marlins reliever Chris Hatcher started getting Hurricane Irene updates from his family in North Carolina.
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Buck's slam helps Marlins hold off Phils

Boosted by John Buck's grand slam and Clay Hensley's 5 2/3 effective innings, the Marlins held off the Phillies, 6-5, in front of 45,523 at Citizens Bank Park on Friday night.
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Buck slam helps Marlins hold off Phillies

Boosted by John Buck's grand slam and Clay Hensley's 5 2/3 effective innings, the Marlins held off the Phillies, 6-5, in front of 45,523 at Citizens Bank Park on Friday night.
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Mujica tries to mentor young Marlins relievers

Short memories are needed for those who pitch in short relief. Marlins right-hander Edward Mujica knows all too well that there are good and bad days for relievers. He's endured a bit of both this year.
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Game 2 of Saturday's split twin bill postponed

In preparation for Hurricane Irene, the Marlins and Phillies have made yet another change to their weekend series. The second game of Saturday's day-night doubleheader has been postponed due to weather concerns.
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Phils scrap Saturday night game; day game on

After moving Sunday's originally scheduled game against the Marlins to Saturday afternoon — to serve as part of a day-night doubleheader — the Phillies announced on Friday that only one game — the one originally scheduled for Sunday — will be played. The game scheduled for Saturday now will be played on Sept. 15 at [...]

Hurricane forces Saturday twin bill in Philly

Sunday's originally-scheduled game against the Marlind-Phillies in Philadelphia has been moved to a day/night doubleheader Saturday due to the threat of severe weather from Hurricane Irene.
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Lopez making most of second chance

When the Marlins were looking for offensive firepower on their recent 1-6 road trip, with Hanley Ramirez, Omar Infante and Logan Morrison out of the starting lineup, an unlikely player's bat began to heat up.
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Volstad hit hard early in Game 2 loss

Chris Volstad gave up two first-inning runs and Florida's offense, which was held to six hits in eight innings by Bronson Arroyo, couldn't come back.
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Marlins plate three in eighth to top Reds

With Game 1 of a doubleheader vs. the Reds tied in the eighth, Emilio Bonifacio keyed a three-run rally with a triple. Javier Vazquez went seven strong.
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McKeon ejected in first game of doubleheader

Marlins manager Jack McKeon was ejected in the third inning of the first game of a doubleheader vs. the Reds on Wednesday for arguing balls and strikes.
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Slumping closer Nunez gets a day off

Marlins closer Leo Nunez, who was unable to convert his past two save opportunities, was given Wednesday's doubleheader off by skipper Jack McKeon.
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Vazquez gets start in opener of doubleheader

Doubleheaders are typically the result of a game that has been washed out by rain. On Wednesday, the Reds and Marlins will play a doubleheader starting at 4:10 p.m. ET — with 20 minutes between games — in order to avert a potential postponement.
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Nolasco sets Marlins' K mark in loss

Ricky Nolasco set the Marlins' career mark with his 758th strikeout, but got a no-decision in the opener of a set that concludes with a doubleheader Wednesday.
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Nolasco sets Marlins' career strikeout mark

On Tuesday night, Ricky Nolasco became the franchise's all-time strikeout leader.
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LoMo tweets: 'Boogeyman is back'

Logan Morrison will be back in a Marlins uniform when the club plays a doubleheader Wednesday against the Reds.
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Marlins move Thursday's game up a day

The Reds and Marlins have moved up Thursday's game by a day and will play a doubleheader on Wednesday to close out the three-game set, as inclement weather from Hurricane Irene is expected Thursday.
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Thursday's Marlins-Reds game moved up a day

As a precaution in anticipation of Hurricane Irene's arrival to the East Coast, Thursday night's series finale between the Reds and Marlins has been moved up one day.
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