Marlins News
Ichiro Suzuki took the mound on Sunday afternoon. Miami fell to Philadelphia 7-2, but according to MLB.com's Joe Frisaro, Suzuki took the mound for the first time in his major league career.
Ichiro's right arm was. With the Phillies up four in the eighth inning, Miami manager Dan Jennings allowed the 10-time All-Star to accomplish another first -- pitch in a big league game.
Dee Gordon won a batting title in 2015 and also led the National League in stolen bases. He is the first player to do both since Jackie Robinson did so.
Adeiny Hechavarria still has a chance to be named one of baseball's best defensive players.
Miami has reportedly received permission to interview Larry Bowa for its managerial job.
Christian Yelich recorded eight hits during Saturday's double header against the Phillies.
The Marlins have still yet to determine what to do with Marcell Ozuna. A trade remains possible.
Don't be fooled by the Marlins' September success. There was not a ton of pressure involved.
Who should be the Marlins' next manager? Regardless, consensus is he should have a notable amount of experience.
Around the League
Houston is headed to New York for a Wild Card game.
John Farrell will return as Boston's manager in 2016.
Mike Scioscia is not expected to exercise his opt out clause after the Angels hired Billy Eppler.
Ryan Braun will likely undergo back surgery on Thursday.
At Fish Stripes
-Miami Marlins should create platoon situation at first base - Fish Stripes
The Marlins have lacked consistency at first base over the last few seasons. Justin Bour has proven to be half of the solution.
-Miami Marlins don't need notably active offseason to compete in 2016 - Fish Stripes
It shouldn't take a lot for the Marlins to be competitive next season.
-Marlins will attempt to lock up Dee Gordon this offseason - Fish Stripes
Dee Gordon has thrived all season. Miami wants to extend him.
Giancarlo Stanton shut down, but it's not a story - Fish Stripes
Nobody expected Stanton to return in 2015.