David Samson
David Samson Runs Over 50 Miles To Honor Stadium Construction Workers
Miami Marlins President David Samson is running over 50 miles Friday, and he’s doing it all say thank you and to raise money for charities.
Marlins To Pay For More Parking For Residents
It’s truly a new era for the Miami Marlins as the team has agreed to pay $40,000 to convert four municipal lots into parking for residents living around the stadium.
Miami Marlins Step Up Their Home “Plate”
The 2012 baseball season hasn’t even begun but the Miami Marlins have already scored a home run—not on the field, but in the kitchen.
Samson’s Tale Of The Tape
The Miami Marlins President has been in hot water since an article surfaced this week quoting him saying “We’re not the smartest people in Miami,” a quote he adamantly denied.
Samson Disputes Report Of His Speech
The Miami Marlins have both been a source of pride and a national embarrassment. The team has a brand new stadium, new roster, and the same old attitude towards local fans.
Emilio “Mr. Miami” Estefan To Rock Marlins Park Opening Night
The Miami Marlins are now just a little over a month away from opening their brand new ballpark and when it does open, it’s going to have some serious star power for the opening night festivities.
Report: Sanchez Wins Arbitration Against Marlins
The Miami Marlins haven’t been afraid to spend big money during the offseason, but they were hoping they might save a little on pitcher Anibal Sanchez.
Marlins Park Gets Its Grass
The Miami Marlins can’t “play ball” without a field but that all changed Thursday when crews began rolling out the playing field for Miami’s new Major League Baseball park.
City Leaders React to CBS4 Report on Marlins Ballpark
A day after CBS4 News revealed that an inspector on the new Marlins ballpark falsified records concerning critical welds supporting the retractable roof, city officials announced plans to increase their oversight of the project.
Whistleblower: Marlins Stadium Contractors Cut Corners
Roy Fastabend has been a welder for 35 years and a certified inspector for the last fifteen. It was his job to make sure the columns and beams connected to the retractable roof at the Marlins Stadium were constructed and welded correctly.






