Spring Training TV
Remaining Marlins spring training games that can be watched via MLB.TV:
- March 12 @ Mets
- March 15 @ Astros
- March 18 @ Cardinals
- March 22 vs. Cardinals
- March 23 @ Mets
- March 27 @ Cardinals
In addition, “logistics are still being worked out” to broadcast Nationals games later this month on their regional television network, MASN. The Nats and Marlins will meet on March 20 and March 25, so hopefully at least one of those gets selected.
“Fingers crossed” that FOX Sports Florida makes last-minute arrangements to cover spring games, but don’t count on it.
No fancy cameras will be turned on for Monday’s game when the Marlins and Cardinals meet at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium (1:05 p.m. ET). However, you can listen to the radio call on 940 WINZ. Probable starting pitchers are Elieser Hernandez and Kwang Hyun Kim.
Walk-off links
- On Friday, I asked who you’d want the Marlins to sign for their 75th and final spring training roster spot. And on Saturday, I posted a handful of injury updates.
- MLB.com’s Christina De Nicola agrees with me that Sixto Sánchez seems unlikely to be on the Opening Day roster.
- Monday means a new episode of The Offishial Show. Subscribe to Fish Stripes to listen to it wherever you get your podcasts.
- Nicole Cahill is looking to fill the final few spots in her home run derby best-ball fantasy league, all for a good cause!
- Marlins players who made their 2021 Grapefruit League debuts over the weekend: Eddy Alvarez, Will Banfield, Jerar Encarnación and Trevor Rogers.
- MLB Pipeline rates JJ Bleday as the Marlins prospect with the most game power, though Max Meyer kept him in the yard during their recent live batting practice matchup.
- Peyton Burdick and Kyle Nicolas are Baseball America’s picks for 2021 breakout prospects.
- We’ve reached the one-player-at-a-time phase of the All-Time Marlins Countdown.
- Kenny Kelly of Beyond the Box Score doesn’t see a path for the Marlins to be contenders, but he’s excited nonetheless.
- Locked On Marlins and Locked On Phillies recorded a two-part crossover podcast previewing both teams.
- Former major leaguer turned Marlins TV/radio analyst J.P. Arencibia had a turbulent week on Twitter defending his girlfriend Tomi Lahren, a combative political commentator. He issued an apology on Sunday for threatening to fight one of her critics.
- El Camerino Plus has added a weekly Marlins podcast, “Fish County,” to their subscription coverage.
- Fans from the United Kingdom representing each NL East team—including the Marlins’ own Peter Pratt—joined forces to preview the division.