Miami Marlins

The Miami Marlins are a professional baseball team based in Miami, Florida. They are a member of the East Division of the National League (NL) in Major League Baseball (MLB). Established in 1993 as the Florida Marlins, the team changed its name to the Miami Marlins in 2012, coinciding with the move to their new ballpark, Marlins Park.

History

The Marlins began play in the 1993 MLB season as an expansion team along with the Colorado Rockies. Early years were marked by moderate success, culminating in a World Series championship in 1997, just five years after their inception. This victory made them the fastest expansion team in MLB history to win a championship. The Marlins won their second World Series title in 2003, defeating the New York Yankees.

Following their 2003 championship, the team struggled with financial issues and low attendance, leading to multiple roster changes. In 2012, the team moved to Marlins Park, located in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami, and rebranded themselves as the Miami Marlins.

Marlins Park

Marlins Park, the home of the Miami Marlins, is known for its contemporary architecture and sustainable design features. It has a retractable roof to shield fans and players from Miami's frequent rain and summer heat.

Team Identity

The Marlins' team colors are black, blue, red, and yellow. The team logo features a marlin leaping over a stylized baseball, encapsulating the vibrant and dynamic spirit of Miami.

Management

The Marlins have been noted for their diverse leadership, including the hiring of Kim Ng in 2020 as the general manager, making her the first female GM in the major North American professional sports leagues.

Community Involvement

The Marlins are active in the Miami community, with initiatives aimed at education, health, and youth baseball programs. They have established the Marlins Foundation, which supports various community projects.

Rivalries

The Marlins have developed rivalries with the Atlanta Braves and the New York Mets, teams that are also in the NL East division.

Achievements

The Marlins have won two World Series championships (1997, 2003) and have qualified for the MLB playoffs on three occasions. Despite their brief history, they have made significant impacts both on and off the field.

Future Outlook

The Miami Marlins continue to build their team, focusing on developing young talent and enhancing their presence in the competitive NL East.

Miami Marlins 2025 spring training roster
40-man roster				Non-roster invitees		Coaches/Other
Pitchers 22 Sandy Alcántara -- Luarbert Arias 84 Lake Bachar 83 Valente Bellozo 37 Anthony Bender 27 Edward Cabrera 51 Declan Cronin 49 Xzavion Curry 53 Calvin Faucher -- Dax Fulton 29 Braxton Garrett -- Adam Mazur 23 Max Meyer 43 Andrew Nardi 39 Eury Pérez 62 George Soriano 38 Jesús Tinoco 59 Anthony Veneziano 60 Ryan Weathers		Catchers  4 Nick Fortes -- Liam Hicks 89 Jhonny Pereda -- Agustin Ramirez Infielders -- Max Acosta 41 Jonah Bride -- Deyvison De Los Santos 63 Xavier Edwards 61 Otto Lopez -- Matt Mervis 24 Connor Norby -- Graham Pauley -- Jared Serna -- Eric Wagaman Outfielders 56 Griffin Conine 58 Derek Hill 64 Víctor Mesa Jr. 54 Dane Myers 12 Jesús Sánchez -- Javier Sanoja 28 Kyle Stowers				Manager 86 Clayton McCullough Coaches -- Maxx Garrett (catching) -- Pedro Guerrero (hitting) -- Alon Leichman (assistant pitching) -- Brandon Mann (pitching strategist / bullpen) -- Daniel Moskos (pitching) -- Derek Shomon (assistant hitting) -- Tyler Smarslok (first base) -- Carson Vitale (bench) 40 active, 0 inactive, 0 non-roster invitees 7-, 10-, or 15-day injured list * Not on active roster † Suspended list Roster, coaches, and NRIs updated December 29, 2024 Transactions • Depth chart → All MLB rosters

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