NL Wild Card standings by record since the MLB trade deadline
The Cubs, Phillies, Padres, Diamondbacks, and Marlins are the only National League teams left with realistic Wild Card chances.
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The Cubs, Phillies, Padres, Diamondbacks, and Marlins are the only National League teams left with realistic Wild Card chances.
The Miami Marlins have missed the playoffs each of the last two seasons, and the team is currently not set to make the playoffs in 2026. The Marlins also sold off at the MLB Trade Deadline, which further hampers their playoff chances. While the team attempts to make a run in the National League, they […] The post Marlins fire entire pro scouting department appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Boston Red Sox extend their win streak to four games with a 4-2 victory against the Miami Marlins.
Last week at this time, the Diamondbacks hadn’t yet posted their lineup because Ketel Marte was MIA. Today the Red Sox are in MIA, facing former Cy Young winner Sandy Alcantara and an uncharacteristically competent Marlins team at 6:40 p.m. Ranger Suarez is on the hill for the Sox, with Andruw Monasterio getting the day […]
Sweep! The best kind of weekend. Didn’t hurt that it was an NL West team. Those Diambondbacks were kinda pesky too. Nice to just finish the week at 5-1. Ranger Suarez needed a good outing against those Dbacks and he, well, sorta kinda got it. There was a grand slam but the Boston bats carried […]
Washington Nationals center fielder Jacob Young made an incredible catch on Sunday, scaling the wall to deny the Miami Marlins' Heriberto Hernández a home run.
Some of my favorite sports uniforms are red. This has always been true, and my choices of teams to support have only reinforced that. (A chicken-egg situation?) Other than the Miami Marlins (who did have the snazzy Sugar Kings red jerseys a few years back), the Miami Heat, the New England Patriots (god, I love those red throwbacks ), Liverpool, Barcelona, and MY Florida Panthers all have red(-ish) uniforms. I therefore feel uniquely qualified to contribute a ranking of red jerseys across th...
The Miami Marlins designated left-handed reliever John King for assignment, opening a 40-man roster spot for right-hander Jack Ralston, who was called up from Triple-A Jacksonville. King's fall was sudden. He was excellent for Miami before suffering an ankle injury last month, but has posted a brutal 10.24 ERA and 8.67 FIP with just three strikeouts across 9.2 innings since returning from it. Still, he owns a 3.99 ERA, 1.01 WHIP, and a 33/17 K/BB ratio over 49.2 innings this season. Wh...
This Nationals team is in complete free fall. There is no other way to put it. However, they need to start picking up some wins or else the beginning of the season will be completely forgotten. Today, they will look to avoid yet another divisional sweep in Miami. The Nats lineup is honestly a shame […]
Saturday night’s content between the Nationals and the Miami Marlins was, by just about all accounts, a very forgettable night of baseball. Starter Jake Irvin tossed an up-and-down 6.0 innings of 4-run ball, and the Nats only put up 2 runs en route to a 4-2 loss to drop 9 games below .500. However, one […]
Baseball fans will likely remember a rather unlikely interaction back in 2021 between young Miami Marlins outfielder Victor Mesa Jr. and soccer superstar Lionel Messi. One was an upstart prospect who had yet to get his shot in the big leagues, while the other has been considered the best to ever play their sport, but […] The post Victor Mesa Jr. Has Found His Calling With the Rays appeared first on Just Baseball .
With injuries and trades, this Nats offense is a shell of its former self. We saw that in the Rangers series where they were shut out twice. However, baseball waits for nobody and the Nats need to keep chugging along. They will look to improve their woeful divisional record against the Marlins. With the injuries, […]
August 21: The Marlins selected Driscoll to the roster today and put Kempner on the 60-day injured list. August 19: Catcher Logan Driscoll has triggered an assignment clause in his minor league deal with the Rays and is headed to the Marlins, reports Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times. Though the trade deadline has […]
Zach Crizer joins Craig and Jeffrey to chat about the AL Wild Card race, the Dodgers ownership's finances, Paul Skenes, and play a game. The post Five & Dive, Episode 573: Piazza, Marlins Catcher appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
In going 1-for-3 with a walk in Wednesday’s 4-1 Phillies win against the Marlins, Bryce Harper continued one of the most patient months of his career. The two-time NL MVP’s August on-base percentage is .518 – on pace to be the highest single-month OBP of his career — while his walk rate is 30.1 percent. […]
The trade deadline has passed, and the Miami Marlins, who have continued to prove the preseason doubters wrong, did not do anything to bolster their big-league team. In fact, they did the opposite by trading one of their top-three hitters in their lineup and one of Clayton McCullough’s go-to bullpen arms. There is no doubt […] The post Top Marlins Duo Is Scuffling at the Worst Time Possible appeared first on Just Baseball .
After eight major league seasons, a Stolen Base Crown, and a World Series appearance with the New York Yankees, infielder Jon Berti has officially retired from baseball. Jon Berti, member of Yankees' 2024 AL championship team, retires after 8 MLB seasons: 'Hell of a journey' https://t.co/tStfhOFjvW pic.twitter.com/6fMFnrtnYF — New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) August 20, 2026 Berti made a name for himself during his five seasons with the Miami Marlins (2019-2023) where he slashed .258/.338/...
Veteran utilityman Jon Berti is calling it a career. The 36-year-old speedster made the announcement today on Instagram. Berti thanked his former teams, teammates, coaches, agents and fans in a heartfelt statement: After a lot of thought and consideration, I have decided to retire from professional baseball. It’s been a hell of a journey, full […]
The Phillies are HOT. They’ve now won six in a row with a 4-1 victory over the Marlins on Wednesday night, completing their second sweep in a row. Aaron Nola was dealing, with one earned run in seven innings: Noles threw 100 pitches for only the second time this season. The knuckle curve once again […] The post Aaron Nola is All the Way Back appeared first on Crossing Broad .
PHILADELPHIA — While the Phillies made their signing of free-agent pitcher Nestor Cortes official shortly after their 4-1 win over the Marlins at Citizens Bank Park to complete a series sweep over their National League East opponents, interim manager Don Mattingly did not seem to have too much certainty on Wednesday night about how the […]
As I searched for pictures of Aaron Nola to use for this recap, I found a picture of a rhinoceros instead. It turns out that there’s a zoo in France that has a rhino named Nola; I choose to believe that this is not coincidental, and that somewhere out there is a Francophone cheering group […]
Here are the lineups for the final game against Miami. Let’s discuss! For the Phillies: For the Marlins:
Another so-so Zach Wheeler outing was salvaged by the continued August heat wave of Alec Bohm and Bryson Stott as the Philadelphia Phillies (69-58) won their fifth straight game by a score of 6-4 against the Miami Marlins (64-63). Wheeler gave up two runs across five innings, striking out seven but issuing four walks as […]
PHILADELPHIA — Marlins manager Clayton McCullough gave the four-finger signal in the bottom of the sixth on Monday night, sending Trea Turner to first base with a man already on second. Left-hander John King had allowed two runs in the inning, and Miami did not want him to face the right-handed hitter with two outs […]
Here are the lineups. For the Phillies: For the Marlins: Let’s talk about it.