
Xavier Edwards: Marlins 2023 Minor League Player Of The Year
Speedy Xavier Edwards got back to doing what he does best this season and was rewarded with a September callup.
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Speedy Xavier Edwards got back to doing what he does best this season and was rewarded with a September callup.
Southern Mississippi lefthanded reliever Justin Storm was at his best when it mattered most.
Marlins fans are sure to take notice of what Glen Dishman has to say about 6-foot-2, 190-pound righthander Karson Milbrandt. The Low-A Jupiter pitching coach…
The Eagles rode an “all for one” spirit all the way to a spotless 29-0 record, a Class 7A Florida state title and a final No. 1 ranking in Baseball America’s national poll.
Drafted a year ago, Jacob Miller has put his explosive athleticism to good use in pro ball. But the 19-year-old righthander still has a lot to learn.
With a quick bat and a good idea of the strike zone, Cappe has exciting offensive upside as he tackles High-A Beloit.
If the switch-hitter can make more contact, he can be even more of a pest on the bases.
The 17-year-old Dominican has a strong arm in the outfield and power at the plate. His drive could set him apart.
The Marlins traded two present big league relievers to the Mets for Franklin Sanchez, who has the weaponry to one day fit that description.
Speedy Xavier Edwards looks forward to getting back to his preferred hitting style following a trade to his hometown Marlins.
The Marlins drafted Missouri product Torin Montgomery out of both high school and college. He is spending the offseason gearing up for his big opportunity in 2023.
The 6-foot-7 Dax Fulton added good weight prior to the 2022 season and turned in his best work to date, reaching Double-A at age 20. Find out about his goals for 2023.
The pitching-rich Marlins have chased offense in four of the last five drafts. They hope they got their guy with sixth overall pick Jacob Berry this year.
Towering righthander Eury Perez showed a remarkable mix of poise and power at Double-A. Best of all, he revels in being in the spotlight and assuming the pressure that entails.
Florida teen gaining notice after throwing 96 mph with his right hand and 92 with his left.
Perdue has worked to refine a pitch he can trust to his arm side after working primarily in the Florida State bullpen last season.
Jake Schrand showed power stuff and intensity in college. Now the 2021 ninth-rounder out of Wright State brings that to the Marlins, possibly in a starting role.
Kahlil Watson was one of the best North Carolina high school hitters in recent memory, making him an automatic pro prospect rather than future North Carolina State star.
The 19-year-old shortstop and Marlins 2021 third-rounder is motivated by an insatiable drive to compete.
The 22-year-old backstop caught on with the Marlins as a 2021 sixth-round pick following a big senior year at Alabama.
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