Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria may have thought to persuade Marlins fans to be more reasonable with the organization with a "letter to our fans," but the letter did nothing to address major concerns nor assuage the disgruntled fan base.
Former Miami Marlin Jose Reyes is still pretty mad about the trade that immediately followed overtures of faith by Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria. But current Marlin Giancarlo Stanton is not mad and is just looking forward to starting the year.
The Miami Marlins are heading into the 2013 season with Steve Cishek as their closer. Steve Cishek is heading into the 2013 year as a pitcher on Team USA competing in the World Baseball Classic. Here are his thoughts on both in an exclusive interview
The Miami Marlins are in desperate need of damage control with regards to public relations following the fallout of the November fire sale trade. To that end, they have hired a new public relations firm to handle the communication with their fans.
Not only are the Miami Marlins mired in a situation in which the team cannot acquire and keep players thanks to owner Jeffrey Loria, but the team is also too closely watched by the meddlesome owner.
Former Miami Marlins shortstop Jose Reyes says that owner Jeffrey Loria told him five days before he was traded that he would never be dealt. Will the Marlins' insistence on no-trade clauses continue to be a thorn in their future free agent talks?
The Miami Marlins' Giancarlo Stanton tells USA Today's Bob Nightengale that he remains upset about the team's mammoth offseason trade, but that he understands that baseball is a business. Let us break down his interview.
The Miami Marlins and owner Jeffrey Loria have further insulated themselves from the media and outside opinions by banning team president David Samson from doing his weekly radio show or any media interviews.
News is out that there is a chance that Miami Marlins first baseman Logan Morrison will not be ready for the start of spring training and may miss Opening Day. The Marlins' mismanagement of his position in the last few years continues to haunt them.
Fish Stripes will take the rare day off from Miami Marlins to discuss what happened yesterday, when the 2013 Hall of Fame voting came out and the BBWAA selected no individual player for induction into the Hall of Fame.
