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The Miami Marlins had a busy trade deadline this year, and so did their stadium security. A fan jumped onto the field at LoanDepot Park during Tuesday night’s game between the Marlins and Philadelphia Phillies. The streaker then made his way …
A Miami Marlins fan used a ceremonial first pitch before Wednesday’s game as an opportunity to propose to his girlfriend. A woman named Marlyn was set to sing the national anthem and throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the Marlins-Los …
The Miami Marlins have been suing former season ticket holders and luxury suite owners for several years, and they’re taking their legal efforts a step further with one fan who allegedly walked away from his seats while owing nearly $100,000. …
If you watched Game 1 of the World Series on TV Tuesday night, you may have noticed a man in an orange visor and jacket sitting in the front row behind home plate. His name is Laurence Leavy, and he is — believe it or not — a Miami …
Video: ‘Dancing Kid’ returns to Marlins Park The dancing Marlins fan who went viral last week has been identified and was even invited out to Marlins Park Tuesday to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the game. The young boy in …
The Miami Marlins realized that Giancarlo Stanton and his 500-foot home runs are not enough to draw crowds to the stadium, so they decided to turn to what’s undeniably baseball’s greatest attraction: dancing Marlins kid. The same kid who …
Miami Marlins fans are not entering the 2013 season with a great deal of optimism, and why should they be? After building a brand new ballpark, bringing in Ozzie Guillen as manager, and signing big names like Jose Reyes and Mark Buehrle last …
Over a week has passed since the Miami Marlins agreed to a massive trade that sent most of their top players to the Toronto Blue Jays, and the team’s fans are still fuming. The Miami Herald spoke to 400 Major League Baseball fans — 90 …
A group of Miami Marlins fans decided to stage a protest of the franchise on Tuesday, but in typical Marlins fashion, the crowd was sparse. Brendan Tobin, a producer at 790 The Ticket in Miami, decided to head down to the protest, which was …
