The Miami Marlins category follows the National League club from the major-league roster through its farm system. Florida Sports Blog covers games, transactions, injuries, prospects, the MLB Draft and organizational development; Jacksonville, Pensacola, Beloit and Jupiter are organized beneath the Marlins branch as the club's full-season affiliates. The franchise began as the Florida Marlins in 1993, becoming the state's first Major League Baseball team. Miami won the World Series as a wild card in 1997 and again in 2003, then adopted the Miami Marlins name in 2012 with the opening of the club's new ballpark. The organization has also developed and traded generations of notable major-league talent, making its farm system central to the franchise's identity.
Cam Cannarella, Juan Matheus, Matthew Etzel and Brandon Compton earned Miami Marlins organizational honors tied to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp and Double-A Pensacola.
The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp will host a $1 Fall Festival presented by Fun 4 First Coast Kids from 6-9 p.m. Oct. 16 at VyStar Ballpark.
The Miami Marlins added Ryan Gusto and three prospects in two Trade Deadline moves, including Chase Jaworsky, who entered the system at No. 15.
The Blue Wahoos honored gameday employees and six season-ticket holders who attended all 68 home games during the 2026 Diamond Awards at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp will host the Gwinnett Stripers in a six-game series from September 8-12 at VyStar Ballpark, with giveaways, fireworks and appreciation events.
The Miami Marlins hired Clayton McCullough as manager Monday, making him the 17th manager in franchise history after his time as the Los Angeles Dodgers' first-base coach.
Nelson Prada was named 2026 Southern League Manager of the Year, while Pensacola Blue Wahoos pitcher Eliazar Dishmey earned Pitcher of the Year and All-Star honors.
Rain and unplayable grounds canceled the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp’s 2026 season finale against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, leaving Jacksonville with a 73-74 record.
Cam Cannarella homered, reached base four times and scored three runs, but the Norfolk Tides defeated the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 10-9 in 10 innings at Harbor Park.
A power outage limited Eliazar Dishmey to one inning as the Pensacola Blue Wahoos lost 4-1 to the Columbus Clingstones, their fourth consecutive defeat.