On Sunday, the Marlins announced that Nathan Eovaldi and Henderson Alvarez, both with a similar right-shoulder injury, would begin the year on the 15-day disabled list, which led to Jose Fernandez and Alex Sanabia being slotted into the starting rota

Due to injuries to Nathan Eovaldi and Henderson Alvarez, the Marlins have promoted top prospect Jose Fernandez to the Opening Day roster and slotted him to pitch fifth in the rotation to start the year.

As Opening Day in Washington is quickly approaching, the Miami Marlins have made several decisions in terms of the roster. With the exception of backup catcher, the Marlins' 25-man roster appears to be set, as do their starting lineups and rotation.

The Miami Marlins sign catcher Miguel Olivo to a one-year deal worth $800 thousand. The Fish are expecting Olivo to serve as a backup to starter Rob Brantly.

Forbes released its annual estimates on Major League Baseball franchise values, and the Miami Marlins have climbed up to $520 million, a 16 percent gain from last season. But hidden in those numbers are arguments in favor of the Marlins' cost-cutting

The Miami Marlins finally followed through on what seemed like a certainty just a few days ago. Jacob Turner was among seven Marlins players demoted to the minors.

Even after the November fire sale that destroyed his public image, Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria refuses to quit, recently threatening to sue two fans who have been longtime season ticket holders and pay Miami approximately $25,000 a year.

We knew it was inevitable, and it finally happened today. The Miami Marlins have sent down top prospect Christian Yelich to minor league camp.

Though Opening Day is just over a week away, the Miami Marlins still have several decisions to make in terms of personnel at many different positions. Among the more noticeable battles are in center field and the rotation.