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The Marlins need your votes if you want to see them represented at the 2016 All-Star Game, especially Marcell Ozuna, who is enjoying the best season of his career and is over 1.5 million votes behind the leaders.

Jose Fernandez has shared his thoughts on his US citizenship and the upcoming game against the Braves at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

Jose Reyes was recently back on the market, but Miami may have done themselves a favor by not pursuing the veteran shortstop, who ended up reuniting with the Mets.

The Marlins capped-off a successful homestand by taking three out of four games from the MLB-leading Chicago Cubs, and the final game produced some impressive facts.

Performance is up, but attendance at Marlins Park is down; that is nonsensical, and it is time to forget the past and get behind this exciting team.

The Marlins have held internal discussions about trading for Aroldis Chapman. Now that would be one way to prove that the team is committed to winning this season.

Around the League

Kris Bryant made history last night as he became the first player ever to hit three home runs and two doubles in one game.

The Nationals will send the number one prospect in all of baseball, Lucas Giolito, to the mound tonight in place of the injured Stephen Strasburg.

Brilliant pitching and hitting led the Indians to their tenth-straight win yesterday.

There was a scary moment for the Cardinals last night as Aledmys Diaz fouled a ball off of the plate, and into his face. Luckily, he left the field under his own power.

Problems for the Mets' rotation as Steven Matz has a bone spur in his pitching elbow which might require surgery, and Noah Syndergaard is battling with inflammation issues in his pitching elbow.

The Rangers finished off a comeback win over the Yankees at 2:44 a.m. in front of around 100 fans after a three and a half hour rain delay in the ninth inning.