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Marlins pitcher Richard Bleier getting called for 3 balks in one at-bat is so ridiculously funny

We can't stop laughing at this ump repeatedly yelling BALLLLLLLLLLLK!

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Braves move into tie for first in NL East with Mets

WASHINGTON – Braves opponents beware: Ronald Acuña might be heating up.

Tribune News Service

Umpire called 3 balks in one at-bat on Marlins’ Richard Bleier and MLB fans were stunned

Sooooo, does anyone know what a balk is now?

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Marlins play spoiler at Mets (despite Bleier’s balk bonanza), but Cooper fractures finger

At the end of the best and healthiest season of his career, Garrett Cooper’s awful injury luck struck again Tuesday when he fractured the pinkie on his left hand in the fifth inning of the Miami Marlins’ 6-4 win against the New York Mets.

Miami Herald

The Marlins tried inviting ‘all Mets fans’ for Braves series in the saddest marketing email

Well, that is embarrassing.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Marlins GM Kim Ng talks decision to move on from Mattingly, plans moving forward

Miami Marlins general manager Kim Ng said the decision was not made lightly but was one that needed to be made.

Miami Herald

Don Mattingly won’t return as Marlins manager

Mattingly’s contract expires when the season ends. He said he met with Marlins principal owner Bruce Sherman and general manager Kim Ng to talk about the future, and that “all parties agreed” that it’s time for a change.

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Marlins, Manager Don Mattingly to Part Ways After Season, per Report

Miami has endured six losing seasons since Mattingly took over as manager.

Sports Illustrated

No complete game, but another dominant outing for Marlins’ Sandy Alcantara vs. Nationals

MIAMI — Sandy Alcantara left the mound in the eighth inning Saturday against the Washington Nationals having thrown 99 pitches and just three outs away from his sixth complete game of the season.

Miami Herald

Braxton Garrett picks up where he left on in Marlins return to beat Nationals

MIAMI — Don Mattingly made it clear that the Miami Marlins sending Braxton Garrett to the minor leagues on Sept. 13 had nothing to do with his performance. The 25-year-old left-handed starting pitcher had been crafting a breakout season as he filled in a spot in the Marlins’ rotation.

Miami Herald

Another ‘frustrating’ eighth inning leads to another Marlins loss to Cubs

MIAMI — Eerily similar to the night before, Steven Okert took the mound in the eighth inning Wednesday and the Miami Marlins’ demise began.

Miami Herald

How Cubs’ Marcus Stroman is tapping into the best version of himself as a pitcher

Since returning from the 15-day IL in early July, Stroman has posted a 2.87 ERA.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs’ Esteban Quiroz gets first major-league hit in victory vs. Marlins: ‘His story is awesome’

Cubs notes: Drew Smyly’s start was pushed back because of shoulder fatigue, and Marcus Stroman will start Wednesday instead.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pablo López starts strong, Marlins still fall 2-1 to Chicago Cubs

MIAMI — Another solid start by Pablo López was foiled by an abysmal offensive showing by the Marlins.

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Cubs’ Willson Contreras fighting to return, running out of season

Manager David Ross said Contreras (sprained left ankle) felt fine moving in straight lines, but curves were “a little bit more challenging.”

Miami Herald

Bryan De La Cruz grand slam lifts Miami Marlins over Chicago Cubs in series opener

MIAMI — Bryan De La Cruz had the highlight moment. The outfielder sent a full-count changeup a projected 398 feet to right-center field for a third-inning grand slam to give the Miami Marlins the lead for good in a 10-3 win over the Chicago Cubs on Monday at loanDepot park…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies have shown they have ‘fight,’ which will be tested again during final homestand

ATLANTA — Since Rob Thomson took over as Phillies interim manager in early June, his team has shown an ability to bounce back from even the most soul-crushing losses. Going into their final series before the All-Star break, the Phillies had lost four straight. Then they went to Miami, a…

Miami Herald

Sandy Alcantara throws fifth complete game of season as Marlins avoid Nationals sweep

Sandy Alcantara did it again.

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Miami Herald

Trevor Rogers leaves Marlins’ loss to Nationals with lat injury

Trevor Rogers left in the second inning of the Miami Marlins’ 5-3 loss to the Washington Nationals on Saturday at Nationals Park with left lat discomfort.

Miami Herald

Marlins collapse late in loss to Nationals, spoiling strong Jesus Luzardo start

Jesus Luzardo bounced back from what he called his most challenging start as a big leaguer with one of his better outings of the season for the Miami Marlins.

Miami Herald

Jordan Groshans’ incredible debut week continues with homer to spark a Marlins win

MIAMI — It’s a familiar sight all across MLB and so it’s something the Miami Marlins try not to get too excited about.

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: Zero to perfect: 50 years later, how Shula’s Dolphins made Miami matter as a sports town

MIAMI — It is fair to say the Miami Dolphins put the city and South Florida on the national sports map, but the notion needs explaining. It didn’t happen right away.

Miami Herald

Quick thoughts on Miami Marlins loss to Phillies — their 16th loss in 20 games

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins lost 6-1 to the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday at loanDepot park to fall to 58-85 on the season.

Miami Herald

Late home run burns Sandy Alcantara in Miami Marlins’ loss to Philadelphia Phillies

MIAMI — Sandy Alcantara could only watch as Nick Maton got hold of his elevated sinker in the seventh inning and sent it sailing toward right field. The Miami Marlins’ ace had maneuvered around his share of jams through the first six innings of the series opener against the Philadelphia…

Tribune News Service

Michael Cunningham: Braves healthier than Mets for NL East fight to finish

The Mets led the National League East by 10 ½ games at the end of May. The Braves briefly nudged ahead of them Friday night. This has not been a vintage Mets collapse, though. They’ve been good since their hot start. It’s just that the Braves have been better than…

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