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Fresh off a sweep by the suddenly resurgent Miami Marlins, the Athletics take on the Tigers at Comerica Park in Detroit today. The Tigers enter the game with a 40-50 record and sit in fourth place in the American League Central, while the visiting A’s are 41-49 and are also in fourth place, but in […]
Following a fantastic 5-1 homestand, the Mariners head to Florida for a six-game road trip during the final week of play before the All-Star break. If they win both of these series, Seattle will effectively match their first-half record from last year — they were 51-45 at the break in 2025. For a season that’s […]
Good morning! The Mariners are back in action tonight against the Miami Marlins at 3:40 PM as they embark on another lengthy road trip. In Mariners news… Around the league…
#Shortstops: Baseball flap kkundahl Tue, 2026-07-07 09:30 A chapter of baseball helmet history quietly came to a close when Tim Raines played his final game in 2002. Samuel Faust Tuesday, July 7, 2026 - 12:00pm The 2002 season was in its last day. The Marlins and Phillies were battling it out for third place in the National League East, both teams already being eliminated from postseason contention. It seemed like just another normal day game in September, but most pe...
The Pittsburgh Pirates’ lineup has given opposing pitchers nightmares all season, but that still doesn’t excuse the Washington staff after allowing 23 runs in just 3 games, resulting in a series loss. The Phillies and Marlins remain red-hot, and the National League Wild Card race isn’t getting any weaker, making this upcoming series against the […]
Eury Pérez was perfect for seven innings on Sunday against the Athletics. Then the Miami Marlins pulled him and the […]
Baseball remains beautiful as it evolves. You have to keep telling yourself that so the modern complications don’t get in the way of having a good time. For instance, imagine telling someone that the Miami Marlins would be playing in…
Few managerial decisions have sparked more controversy this MLB season than the one made by Miami Marlins manager Clayton McCullough on Sunday. With Eury Pérez carrying a perfect game through seven innings, fans were expecting to witness history. Instead, McCullough…
If there could have been a story to rival England's Jordan Henderson getting yellow-carded and then breaking his arm without actually playing, it would have been Brian Serven homering in the ninth inning of Marlins-Athletics to complete the comeback di tutti comebacks, and that's even allowing for the fact that England-Mexico at the Azteca was arguably a more momentous event than Marlins-Athletics no matter where it was played. That it was played in West Sacramento just added to the mutant ...
With the season past its halfway point, we’re starting to see each team’s true identity. There have been plenty of surprises thus far: the Chicago White Sox leading the AL Central, the Miami Marlins rattling off 20 wins in June, and the Tampa Bay Rays finding a way to lead the AL East. But with […] The post Which Team Has Been the Biggest Disappointment Halfway Through 2026? appeared first on Just Baseball .
On Sunday, the Miami Marlins almost blew their chance to sweep the Athletics despite throwing a perfect game for seven innings. Had they lost, the only person to blame would have been the manager, Clayton McCullough. At least, that’s how many Marlins fans saw it, as they let him hear it after he pulled the […] The post Marlins Manager Faces Miami Fans’ Wrath After Making Tough Decision Against 23YO Phenom appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Eury Pérez was perfect through nine innings when Miami Marlins manager Clayton McCullough decided it was time for a change on the mound.
Miami proved it does not care at all about baseball history.
On a sunny Sunday in West Sacramento, the Athletics closed out their homestand with the finale of their series against the Miami Marlins. The Marlins completed the sweep with a 9-8 win over the A’s, staving off the hosts furious comeback after Miami pulled its starter, who was just six outs shy of a perfect […]
These past few days have further cemented Sutter Health Park as a house of horrors for the Athletics. Entering this afternoon’s series finale against the Miami Marlins, the A’s are once again trying to avoid a sweep. They found themselves in a similar position earlier this week against the Los Angeles Dodgers, winning the finale. […]
The losing just keeps on going even on a holiday. The A’s dropped another on Saturday night, dropping another to the Miami Marlins 7-2 on Fourth of July. More to come…
Happy Fourth of July everyone! Anyone else ready for some fireworks tonight? First we got a game to take care of. The A’s host the Marlins for the second of three during this holiday weekend. It’s Aaron Civale on the mound tonight for the Fourth, hoping to get the A’s back in the win column. […]
Happy birthday, America. I tried to get you a tie, but then the Marlins scored 7 extra runs. Tonight you will be treated to lots of fireworks, and I don’t mean from Jeffrey Springs pitching. But enough about how wretchedly the A’s play at home — I have it on good authority (ok fine, Lawrence […]
The Athletics opened a three-game interleague series against the Miami Marlins on Friday night in West Sacramento. They could not overcome a 6-0 first inning deficit, allowing five home runs in a 12-5 loss. Perkins’ Horrible Start The A’s got off to a bad start, as the Marlins scored six runs in the first inning […]
Tonight, the Athletics kick off a three-game Independence Day weekend series against the Miami Marlins, who have been arguably the hottest team in baseball, as evidenced by their MLB-best 20-6 record in June. After dropping two of three games against the Los Angeles Dodgers earlier this week, the A’s will look to bounce back against […]
St. Paul – Minor League free agency can be a daunting time, especially for those who are experiencing it for the first time. That was the case for one of the newest St. Paul Saints, Cody Morissette, whom the Miami Marlins released a month ago. Morissette was Miami’s second-round pick in the 2021 MLB Draft out of Boston College.
Happy Friday A’s fans, Earlier this week, the Athletics began a six-game stretch at home by losing two of three to the two-time defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers. Tonight, they welcome the Miami Marlins for the opener of a three-game series. The Marlins, who have an even lower payroll than the A’s, posted […]
Sandy Alcantara is your Marlins all-time strikeout leader—was he appropriately celebrated? The post Swing and a Miss appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
After falling behind early from a shaky start by their starting pitcher, the Colorado Rockies rallied offensively and the bullpen shut things down to secure a series split with the Miami Marlins and a 14-4 victory. Lorenzen’s shaky command Something seemed to finally start clicking for Michael Lorezen over the month of June and the […]
Rockies 14, Marlins 4 Leverage index and box score Graphics via FanGraphs The Snake: Jake McCarthy, +0.33 WPA Walks Will Haunt: Michael Lorenzen, -0.20 WPA Game thread comment of the day Please keep in mind our Purple Row Community Guidelines when you’re commenting. Thanks!