Reds 6, Marlins 2
Ricky Nolasco’s control is costly in Miami Marlins’ loss to Reds
Consecutive walks by Ricky Nolasco with the bases loaded helped the Reds score five runs in the second inning of their win over the Marlins.
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Marlins notebook
College position player is likely first option in draft for Miami Marlins
There is strong sentiment within the Marlins organization to take a college position player with their first pick — the sixth overall — in next month’s amateur draft.
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Miami Marlins
Miami Marlins’ injured players count the days
There isn’t any fanfare in Jupiter, where injured Marlins players are trying to heal so they can return to the majors.
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IN MY OPINION
Armando Salguero: Business decisions of Miami Marlins’ Jeffrey Loria will haunt all of MLB
The Marlins, yawn, are home again this week.
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Dodgers 5, Marlins 3
Marlins road trip concludes with loss to Dodgers as offense struggles
The Marlins again had difficulty mounting any scoring threats, finishing their season-long road journey at 3-7.
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Marlins notebook
Chris Coghlan becoming aggressive at the plate
When he was a regular in the Marlins’ lineup Chris Coghlan liked to fashion himself as a more patient hitter, someone who had to be selective.
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Dodgers 7, Marlins 1
Kevin Slowey, Miami Marlins falter to Los Angeles Dodgers
After pitching like an All-Star in his first seven starts, Kevin Slowey finally had his first rough night as a Marlin Saturday.
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Marlins | Derek Dietrich
Miami Marlins’ Derek Dietrich gives special gift to mother
Derek Dietrich, who was called up from the minors Wednesday, homered in Friday’s comeback win to the elation of his family.
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Marlins notebook
Miami Marlins’ Jose Fernandez keeps his poise
Jose Fernandez looks at his rookie season with the Marlins as one big learning experience.
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Marlins 5, Dodgers 4
Marlins 5, Dodgers 4
LOS ANGELES -- Derek Dietrich crushed a three-run home run, Jose Fernandez rebounded from giving one up himself early, and the Marlins overcame their largest deficit of the season to rally past the spiraling Dodgers 5-4 on Friday night.
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Marlins
For the Miami Marlins’ Juan Pierre, age is of no issue
Juan Pierre, 35, said competing for a stolen-bases title with younger players at the end of the season ‘would be pretty cool.’
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MIAMI MARLINS
Injuries forcing Miami Marlins prospects into action
The Marlins have had to call up top prospects early in the season because of injuries, which could cause roster upheaval when players return.
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PADRES 1, MARLINS 0
Ricky Nolasco’s solid outing wasted as ailing Miami Marlins swept by Padres
The Marlins lost all three games to the Padres and sent another player to the disabled list, calling up another top prospect.
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Marlins notebook
Miami Marlins Alex Sanabia credits Miguel Olivo amid injury scare
Had it not been for veteran catcher Miguel Olivo’s persistence, Marlins right-hander Alex Sanabia said he probably would have tried to keep pitching through the tightness he experienced in his right groin Tuesday, potentially worsening the Marlins’ already dire injury situation.
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Marlins Park
Miami Marlins to close upper bowl for some games
To offset their low attendance, the Marlins will close the upper bowl at Marlins Park for at least some weeknight games.
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Marlins | Alex Sanabia
Miami Marlins’ Alex Sanabia is ready to live his dream
Alex Sanabia said he’s ‘getting goose bumps’ in anticipation of his first start in his hometown in front of friends and family.
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Padres 5, Marlins 1
Injuries continue to pile up in Miami Marlins’ loss to San Diego Padres
The way things have been going lately, Marlins manager Mike Redmond might want to get used to the idea of playing shorthanded all the time.
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Marlins notebook
Errors beginning to pile up for Miami Marlins
Defense is something Marlins manager Mike Redmond takes seriously.
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Marlins Park
Dismantling of Miami Marlins hurt efforts to get tenants at new ballpark
Three eateries negotiating with the city of Miami to operate at the garages at Marlins Park backed out after the team tanked its roster. Not a single business has opened since the ballpark was inaugurated.
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Padres 5, Marlins 0
Errors, offensive woes costly in Miami Marlins’ loss to Padres
A little more than 24 hours after pounding Roy Halladay and scoring a season-high 14 runs in a win over the Phillies, the Marlins got back to being, well, themselves again.
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