Spring Training
Marlins’ Coghlan Ready For Spring Challenge
The Miami Marlins had high hopes for center fielder Chris Coghlan this time last year. He was just two years removed from being the NL Rookie of the Year, but struggled last year and may not even make the team this season.
Marlins Ready For First Full-Squad Workout
For the first time since they were renamed, the entire Miami Marlins roster will show up in Jupiter to start spring training for the upcoming 2012 season Sunday.
Sports Agenda for Friday (2/17/12)
Hmm, well no one played last night locally so let’s see…there’s plenty going on tonight. The Cats take on the Capitals for first place in the Southeast Division; the Heat return to Cavaliers; and the Hurricanes play this weekend.
Grapefruit League Ready For Action
Major league baseball teams started coming to Florida for spring training almost a century ago, traveling by rail from the often still-frozen North to get in shape and play some exhibition games in the sun.
Marlins Season Is Just Around Corner
The Super Bowl may have just ended football season; but believe it or not, it’s almost baseball season.
Marlins Reveal Spring Training Plans
The Miami Marlins will be returning to their spring training home in Jupiter, Florida on February 22nd in anticipation of the first season in the new Marlins stadium.
Marlins Lose To End Spring Training
The Marlins had been riding high on a winning streak dating to mid-March. But Wednesday, in the team’s final exhibition game, the Marlins winning streak was ended by the New York Mets, 6-3.
Marlins Win Tenth Straight
The Florida Marlins continued their torrid pace to end the month of March on Tuesday by beating the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 in Jupiter, Florida.
Bases-Loaded Triple Gives Marlins 6-4 Win
Chris Coghlan hit a go-ahead, bases-loaded triple in the seventh inning to lead the Florida Marlins to a 6-4 victory over Washington on Sunday as 2011 spring training nears the end.
Marlins Beat Cards, 6-5
The St. Louis Cardinals got off to a terrific start thanks to Albert Pujols and Chris Carpenter. Ryan Franklin just couldn’t close it out.






