Miami Marlins

Ichiro Suzuki cruised into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday, picking up votes on 99.7% of ballots. While Ichiro is mostly known for his time in Japan and his 14 seasons with the Seattle Mariners, the outfielder's impending induction means that the Miami Marlins will have yet another player representing them in Cooperstown. Ichiro played for the Marlins from 2015 to 2017, once he was in his 40s and well past his prime.

Jeff Torborg – who spent decades in MLB as a player, coach, manager and broadcaster – died at the age of 83 on Sunday morning. Torborg played for the Los Angeles Dodgers from 1964 to 1970, then the California Angels from 1971 to 1973.

Have the Philadelphia Phillies made their only big trade with the Miami Marlins this offseason? Just before the holiday season, Philadelphia brought in ex-Miami starting pitcher Jesús Luzardo for a pair of top prospects. It was a much-needed boost to the Phillies rotation, but with a month to go before Spring Training, there are still other needs to address. The Phillies outfield was short on power in 2024, lagging far behind the rest of the roster.

The 31-year-old Minter has spent his entire eight-year major league career with the NL East rival Atlanta Braves.

As usual, the Miami Marlins enter 2025 in the midst of yet another rebuild. One of the consistently worst teams in Major League Baseball — in spite of winning two World Series titles — since its inception in 1993, the Marlins will once again begin this season with a roster chock-full of relative unknowns. A brief glimmer of success in 2023 was stamped out by another morose 2024 in Miami, as the team shipped out all of its star talent to load up on prospects again. The team's starting staff, once the envy of much of MLB, has been decimated.

With the international signing period kicking off on Jan. 15, the San Francisco Giants made some headlines when they officially landed one of the best prospects of this cycle on a $3 million deal. While they would have loved to sign Roki Sasaki, getting the elite switch-hitting batter and high-ceiling defender, Josuar Gonzalez, into the organization is a huge win. First, they shipped out a promising catcher to the Boston Red Sox. Then, in an announcement made by the Miami Marlins, it was revealed they had acquired San Francisco's former third-round pick, William Kempner, in a trade that involved sending international bonus pool money back for the pitcher.

After months of speculation, the Miami Marlins have officially signed Venezuelan shortstop/center fielder Andrew Salas. The 2025 international free agent signing period opened up Wednesday, allowing Salas to finally put pen to paper. The 16-year-old was ranked as the No. 5 international prospect in baseball, per MLB.com. According to Beisbol FR's Francys Romero, the Marlins will be paying Salas a $3.6 million signing bonus.

The Mets have made moves to be significantly better in 2025. The Braves and Nationals? Not so much.

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The Seattle Mariners signed veteran infielder Donovan Solano to a one-year contract on Monday. According to a published report, Solano will make $3.5 million this season. The top-flight utility player can play all four infield spots as well as left field. The Mariners will be the seventh team to employ Solano, who batted .286 with a career-high eight homers to go with 35 RBIs in 96 games with the San Diego Padres in 2024. Solano, 37, has a .279 career average with 40 homers and 279 RBIs in 916 games with the Miami Marlins (2012-15), New York Yankees (2016), San Francisco Giants (2019-21), Cincinnati Reds (2022), Minnesota Twins (2023) and Padres. Seattle designated left-hander Austin Kitchen

According to FanSided's Robert Murray, first baseman Garrett Cooper is heading to the Braves organization. If he earns a spot on the big league roster in Spring Traning, we can assure everyone that he will come in a platoon outfielder, a position he has taken the field for in 77 career games.

The Boston Red Sox have already added some starting pitching this offseason, trading for Garrett Crochet and signing Walker Buehler and Patrick Sandoval, but they should be looking to add more. On Thursday morning, MLB insider Jon Morosi linked the Red Sox to Miami Marlins right-handed pitcher Sandy Alcantara in a trade, and with Boston's willingness to move first baseman Triston Casas, a potential deal made sense.

Marlins left-hander Braxton Garrett will miss the 2025 season after undergoing revision surgery with an internal brace on the ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow, the team said. The 27-year-old made just seven starts in 2024 after being limited by arm injuries. Garrett had the UCL surgery in December. A first-round draft pick by Miami in 2016, Garrett had a breakout season in 2023, going 9-7 in a career-high 30 starts and 159 2/3 with a 3.66 ERA.

The Phillies avoided salary arbitration with six players on Thursday, the deadline for players and teams to exchange figures.

The New York Mets will honor one of the greatest players to ever play for their franchise on July 19.

A Chicago Cubs bench unit that has been overhauled this offseason gained another bat option. The Cubs acquired versatile infielder Vidal Bruján from the Miami Marlins on Sunday for first baseman Matt Mervis and cash considerations. Bruján, 26, is coming off his fourth big-league season and first in Miami. He played every position except catcher for the Marlins in 2024, with most of his playing ...

Catcher Liam Hicks has been a part of three organizations in the past six months, from the Texas Rangers to the Detroit Tigers to the Miami Marlins.

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