SS Hanley Ramirez ...1749 mins 
SS Hanley Ramirez ...2409 mins
RF Jeremy Hermida ...2697 mins
RF Jeremy Hermida ...2721 mins
RP Leo Nunez ...3740 mins
C Mike Rabelo ...4125 mins
C Mike Rabelo ...4736 mins
LF Cody Ross ...5469 mins
2B Emilio Bonifacio ...5997 mins
RF Jeremy Hermida ...6921 mins
It may have been just a formality, but the Marlins appear to have cleared their last legal hurdle for a new stadium. On Friday in Miami-Dade Court, Circuit Judge Jeri Beth Cohen signed an order saying that a voter referendum was not required for the 37,000-seat stadium's financing plan.
The Florida Marlins today announced that effective immediately the Marlins official website can be accessed at its new domain name - Marlins.com.
The Marlins added four players to their 40-man roster on Thursday, selecting the contract of catcher Brett Hayes, as well as right-handed pitchers Chris Leroux, Dallas Trahern and Tim Wood, it was announced by Larry Beinfest, president of baseball operations.
If the Marlins are unable to swing a deal for a catcher, the club is preparing to go into Spring Training with John Baker as the starter.
Looking to free up 40-man roster space, the Marlins on Tuesday placed catcher Mike Rabelo on outright waivers, according to multiple MLB sources.
As active as the Marlins have already been on the trade front, they're staying equally busy coming up with ideas moving forward to what they believe will be an exciting 2009.
On Monday, while Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols took home his second NL MVP -- as voted on by the Baseball Writers' Association of America -- Hanley Ramirez came in 11th place with 55 total points. The Dominican Republic native received two fourth-, fifth-, sixth-, eighth- and ninth-place votes, as well as a seventh-place vote and five 10th-place votes.
In this week's edition of the mailbag, Marlins beat reporter Joe Frisaro answers questions about the trade that sent Scott Olsen and Josh Willingham to Washington.
During his tenure with the Marlins, Carl Pavano was a big contributor on a World Series championship team, and he also enjoyed an 18-win season. Now that Pavano is a free agent, there is a legitimate chance that he could return to Florida.
Because of their financial limitations, the Marlins aren't expected to make a big splash in the free-agent market. But the big moves the club has already made gives the franchise payroll flexibility.
Looking for a big, strong, power-armed right-hander who could possibly wear the "closer of the future" label? Then Jose Ceda just might be your guy.
Accolades and awards are piling up for Hanley Ramirez. You can add a Silver Slugger to the growing list of achievements for the Marlins' shortstop.
Reliever Kevin Gregg, who had 29 saves in 38 opportunities, has been traded from the Marlins to the Cubs for pitcher Jose Ceda.
Fredi Gonzalez, who guided a young Marlins team to 85 wins -- the third most in franchise history -- finished third place in the 2008 National League Manager of the Year voting.
As promised, the balance of power is shifting on the Marlins' roster. It was necessary, the organization claims, as the team swings from being a power-producing lineup to more of a pitching, speed and defense squad.
Henry Owens, who missed all of 2008 while recovering from right shoulder surgery, received a 50-game suspension on Tuesday for violating Major League Baseball's drug policy.
he Major League Baseball Players Association filed a grievance against the Marlins over the team's decision not to give per diems to players at the team's Spring Training facility while Florida was at home.
The Nationals acquired left-handed starter Scott Olsen and power-hitting outfielder Josh Willingham from the Marlins on Tuesday in a five-player trade that sent second basemen Emilio Bonifacio and Jake Smolinski and right-hander P.J. Dean to the Marlins.
On Tuesday morning, the Marlins announced they obtained second baseman Emilio Bonifacio, along with two prospects, for left-hander Scott Olsen and left fielder Josh Willingham.
On the trading block since the World Series ended, Scott Olsen on Tuesday morning was just happy the speculation was over. The Marlins and Nationals reached agreement on a five-player trade on Monday, and it was announced late Tuesday morning.
The Florida Marlins today announced they have acquired infielder Emilio Bonifacio, right-handed pitcher PJ Dean and infielder Jacob Smolinski from the Washington Nationals in exchange for left-handed pitcher Scott Olsen and outfielder Josh Willingham. The announcement was made by Marlins President of Baseball Operations Larry Beinfest.
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