Joe Mack: Marlins 2024 Minor League Player Of The Year
A series of changes in the batter’s box and off the field helped facilitate a powerful breakout for young Marlins catcher Joe Mack.
Walter Villa
Marlins Correspondent
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Marlins Draft Pick Gage Miller Is A No-Nonsense Hitting Machine
Gage Miller’s simple, compact swing helped him dominate the SEC at Alabama. The Marlins were only too happy to draft him in the third round.
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Marlins’ Javier Sanoja Exceeds Expectations
As a short-statured middle infielder from Maracay, Venezuela, Javier Sanoja draws inspiration from Jose Altuve.
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Marlins Hope Joe Mack Can Help Redeem 2021 Draft Class
Catcher Joe Mack hit his way to Double-A for the first time this season as a 21-year-old. He has a chance to be the first player to return MLB value from that Marlins class.
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Marlins Value Shane Sasaki’s On-Base Skills And Speed
First-year Marlins president of operations Peter Bendix had a history with Shane Sasaki from his time with the Rays.
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Marlins’ Thomas White Poised To Dominate In First Full Season
The Marlins love the upside potential of high school lefthander Thomas White, who looked sharp this spring.
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Marlins’ Max Meyer Eyes Return To Mound In 2024
Max Meyer’s determination has served him well in his rehab from Tommy John surgery. Now he eyes a return to MLB at some point this season.
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Andrew Lindsey Takes Circuitous Route To Pro Ball—And Rays
Andrew Lindsey thought he was done with baseball in 2021. But baseball wasn’t done with him.
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Marlins’ Noble Meyer Strives To Take His Game Up A Notch
Top pick Noble Meyer spent his offseason developing his pitch shapes and location strategy.
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Marlins’ Troy Johnston Lives To Prove Doubters Wrong
The Marlins face a key decision on 26-year-old first baseman Troy Johnston coming off a dominant minor league campaign.
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Xavier Edwards: Marlins 2023 Minor League Player Of The Year
Speedy Xavier Edwards got back to doing what he does best this season and was rewarded with a September callup.
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Marlins’ Justin Storm Excels In Big Spots
Southern Mississippi lefthanded reliever Justin Storm was at his best when it mattered most.
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Karson Milbrandt Impresses Marlins With Stuff, Athleticism
Marlins fans are sure to take notice of what Glen Dishman has to say about 6-foot-2, 190-pound righthander Karson Milbrandt. The Low-A Jupiter pitching coach…
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2023 High School Team Of The Year: Stoneman Douglas
The Eagles rode an “all for one” spirit all the way to a spotless 29-0 record, a Class 7A Florida state title and a final No. 1 ranking in Baseball America’s national poll.
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Marlins’ Jacob Miller Shows Growth In First Full Season
Drafted a year ago, Jacob Miller has put his explosive athleticism to good use in pro ball. But the 19-year-old righthander still has a lot to learn.
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Yiddi Cappe Thrills Marlins With His Hitting Potenial
With a quick bat and a good idea of the strike zone, Cappe has exciting offensive upside as he tackles High-A Beloit.
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Marlins’ Nasim Nuñez Aims To Improve Hit Tool To Maximize Blazing Speed
If the switch-hitter can make more contact, he can be even more of a pest on the bases.
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Marlins’ Jose Gerardo Is Hungry To Reach Big Leagues
The 17-year-old Dominican has a strong arm in the outfield and power at the plate. His drive could set him apart.
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Marlins Trade Pickup Franklin Sanchez Throws Heat
The Marlins traded two present big league relievers to the Mets for Franklin Sanchez, who has the weaponry to one day fit that description.
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Marlins’ Xavier Edwards Looks To Get Back To His Game
Speedy Xavier Edwards looks forward to getting back to his preferred hitting style following a trade to his hometown Marlins.
