Wednesday Nov 26 | Major League Baseball
Sanchez gets shot to shine in Florida
Being an everyday player in the Major Leagues is the dream of any aspiring ballplayer.
Marlins tell Hanley Ramirez he can't play winter ball
Hanley Ramirez, the Marlins' All-Star shortstop, is one of the most popular players in the Dominican Republic, but fans in his native country won't see him in action until this spring.
Loaded with infielders, Florida Marlins likely to trade more
Dan Uggla is the second baseman for the Marlins -- for now, at least. Jorge Cantu is on the team.
Despite pending salary increase, Marlins may keep Dan Uggla at second base
The arrival of young second baseman Emilio Bonifacio creates a logjam of infielders in the Marlins' system, but that doesn't mean second baseman Dan Uggla will be next to go.
Mailbag: Other trades on horizon?
Prospect Gaby Sanchez, who hit .314 with 17 homers and 92 RBIs for Double-A Carolina in 2008, could take over at first base next season.
Better fielding is top priority for Marlins
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The Marlins made their first trade of the offseason Thursday, sending first baseman Mike Jacobs to Kansas City for right-handed reliever Leo Nuez.
Year in Review - Florida Marlins
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Jerry Manuel makes Randy Niemann Mets' third base coach
Randy Niemann talks with Duaner Sanchez in 2007. He is Jerry Manuel's new third base coach.
Mailbag: What's Willingham's future?
What is the status of Josh Willingham for next year? -- Ralph F., Tuscumbia, Ala.
METS: Tatis up for comeback award
Mets left fielder Fernando Tatis is one of three candidates for the National League Comeback Player of the Year award being handed out by Topps and the Major League Baseball Players Association.
Arbitration: Who stays and who goes?
Last season, the Marlins went to arbitration with eight different players and reached agreements with all of them.
Parnell's Uneven Season Ends on High Note
Given the struggles the Mets bullpen endured throughout the season, it was fitting that the last pitch thrown by a Met in Shea Stadium was by a 24-year-old right-hander most of the 55,000 fans in the condemned ...
Lee, Lidge earn Comeback Awards
Cliff Lee, who won the American League leader in wins and ERA, and Philadelphia closer Brad Lidge, who converted 41 of 41 save opportunities to help the Phillies win a second consecutive National League East ...
Tim Redding watches as the Marlins' Hanley Ramirez hammered the first pitch of the game to left center for a 1-0 lead.
Jeremy Hermida keyed a five-run third inning Wednesday and Florida produced 18 hits in rolling past Washington 9-4. The Marlins halted a four-game losing streak and welcomed the major league debut of first ...
Santana's shutout keeps Mets' hopes alive
Johan Santana pitches in the first inning en route to a much-needed three-hit shutout victory over the Marlins at Shea.
Mets lose ground in playoff races
The Marlins were back where they made the Mets' collapse complete last September, back at Shea Stadium to start the final series of the regular season again, the final regular-season series in the history of ...