Agustín Ramírez’s three-run home run broke a tie in the fifth, Liam Hicks drove in three, and the Marlins beat the Braves 10-4 at Truist Park to open the two-game series. Eight of Miami’s ten runs were driven in by international players. The NL East’s top two teams are also its two most internationally diverse rosters — and Miami struck first.

One day after a 14-inning battle, No. 1 UCLA overwhelmed Rutgers with three home runs in a 7–1 win, extending the longest active streak in Division I to 26 games.

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Troy Johnston says he never saw a Marlins jersey in Miami. Nearly 700,000 people agreed. The attendance numbers back him up — but they don’t tell the whole story.

The Blue Jays ran out of room. The Marlins made room. How a Panamanian infielder went from the World Baseball Classic to a starting spot at loanDepot park in six weeks — and why it matters for Miami’s 2026 season.

Xavier Edwards drove in three runs as Miami rallied from three down to beat the Yankees 7-6 on Easter Sunday, avoiding the sweep in the Bronx.

Heriberto Hernández tripled home two runs, but Miami’s bullpen walked ten and couldn’t hold a four-run lead in a 9-7 loss at Yankee Stadium.

World Baseball Network’s Leif Skodnick is joined by MLB.com’s international baseball expert, Michael Clair, to […]

Konnor Griffin, MLB’s No. 1 prospect and a product of USA Baseball, reaches Pittsburgh at 19 — accelerating the Pirates’ timeline.

Miami answered Monday’s loss with a 9–2 win over Chicago, fueled by Liam Hicks’ hot start and a four-run fourth inning.

Cuban-born Miguel Vargas came home to Miami and delivered a grand slam and six RBIs, spoiling the Marlins’ undefeated start

WBC stars and international aces headline 2026 MLB Opening Day as global pitching talent takes center stage across the league.