Miller works out of jams, helps sink Braves
Andrew Miller yielded one run over five innings, and Chad Tracy delivered a two-run double, as the Marlins defeated the Braves, 6-1, in front of 19,226 at Sun Life Stadium on Friday.
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Despite surgery, Baker optimistic about 2011
John Baker underwent Tommy John surgery on Friday, having his right elbow ligament repaired by Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala. The procedure went well, and Baker said in a text message that he isn't ruling out playing next year.
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Suspensions put Marlins' rotation in flux
Entering a crucial stretch, the Marlins now have some decisions to make regarding their starting pitching.
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Suspensions put Marlins' rotation in flux
Suspensions handed out for melee with Nats
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Injuries continue to mount for Marlins
Marlins catcher John Baker, who hasn't played since May, will undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow on Friday and infielder Donnie Murphy had wrist surgery on Thursday.
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Marlins' young outfielders are learning on fly
Making plays is the best way to avoid criticism. Marlins center fielder Cameron Maybin may just be 23-years-old, but he certainly has figured that out at the big league level.
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Marlins say business with Nats is finished
The storm came on Wednesday night. Will the calm follow?
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Murphy injures wrist recording out
Donnie Murphy dislocated his right wrist into the ground while making a nice, back-pedaling catch in short center field.
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Murphy injures wrist recording out
Fists, long balls fly in South Florida
Home runs by Mike Stanton, Brad Davis and Cameron Maybin provided the power in a 16-10 victory over the Nationals in front of 18,045, but the game featured a benches-clearing altercation in the sixth inning.
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Fists fly, tempers flare between Nats, Marlins
Fists flew and tempers flared during a wild bench-clearing incident during the sixth inning on Wednesday night at Sun Life Stadium. The incident was ignited after Marlins right-hander Chris Volstad threw behind the Nationals Nyjer Morgan.
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