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Miami Marlins

MLB

The Miami Marlins are a professional baseball team located in Miami, Florida. They are a member of the National League (NL) East division. Established in 1993 as the Florida Marlins, the team underwent a name change in 2012 to reflect their new home city. Since their inception, the Marlins have experienced both highs and lows on the field. One of their notable achievements came early in their history when they won their first World Series championship in 1997, just four years after the team's establishment. This victory was followed by another World Series win in 2003, making them one of only six teams in Major League Baseball history to have won multiple championships. Throughout their history, the Marlins have produced a number of outstanding players who have contributed significantly to the team's success. Notable players include Gary Sheffield, Mike Lowell, Giancarlo Stanton, and Hanley Ramirez, among others. The team's commitment to developing young talent has resulted in several Rookie of the Year award winners, including José Fernández and Dontrelle Willis. The Marlins have played their home games in various stadiums throughout the years. From their inaugural season until 2011, they called the Hard Rock Stadium home. In 2012, they moved to Marlins Park, a state-of-the-art retractable roof ballpark located in the heart of Miami's Little Havana neighborhood. Despite facing challenges and changes over the years, the Marlins have remained a presence in Major League Baseball. With a loyal fan base and a commitment to excellence, the team continues to strive for success and look towards building a bright future. Whether it be their exciting World Series wins or the development of talented players, the Miami Marlins have left an indelible mark on the history of baseball.

Standings

TeamWLGBHOMEAWAYSTRK
156012-13-5L2
1570.510-25-5L1
14718-16-6W3
14714-210-5W1
13829-34-5W3
13828-15-7W3
13828-45-4L1
138210-23-6W1
14926-48-5W2
12936-46-5L2
12938-44-5L1
1193.55-16-8W2
12103.56-36-7W4
111048-43-6L1
111048-53-5W1
10104.56-54-5W2
10104.53-27-8L1
101156-64-5L1
101152-78-4W1
9115.55-54-6W1
91268-41-8L3
91269-90-3W1
8126.56-72-5L5
8126.55-43-8W1
8147.56-62-8L2
8147.56-42-10L6
7137.55-22-11W2
71484-53-9L2
41610.54-80-8L6
316112-51-11L7

Schedule

DateAwayHomeTime
Sun, Apr 205:35 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:35 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:35 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:35 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:35 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:37 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:40 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:40 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 205:40 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 206:10 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 206:35 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 207:10 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 208:07 PM UTC
Sun, Apr 2011:10 PM UTC
Mon, Apr 2112:10 AM UTC
Mon, Apr 213:10 PM UTC
Mon, Apr 2110:10 PM UTC
Mon, Apr 2110:40 PM UTC
Mon, Apr 2110:40 PM UTC
Mon, Apr 2111:10 PM UTC
Mon, Apr 2111:15 PM UTC
Tue, Apr 2212:10 AM UTC
Tue, Apr 221:45 AM UTC
Tue, Apr 2210:10 PM UTC
Tue, Apr 2210:40 PM UTC
Tue, Apr 2210:40 PM UTC
Tue, Apr 2210:45 PM UTC
Tue, Apr 2210:45 PM UTC
Tue, Apr 2211:10 PM UTC
Tue, Apr 2211:15 PM UTC

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Taijuan Walker and the Phillies resume their series with the Marlins. Walker didn't allow a run in his first two starts of 2025 before yielding six in a 10-4 loss to the Giants. The right-hander is 6-3 with a 3.56 ERA in 15 appearances against Miami.