Marlins analyst Todd Hollandsworth reportedly out at Bally Sports Florida
There are several in-house candidates, though Bally Sports Florida also promises a "nationwide" search.
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CBS Sports analyst, ex-Marlins president David Samson on COVID-19, sports business, and his Nothing Personal podcast
The former executive hasn’t been able to taste or smell since January.
SNY’s Mets’ booth had a lot of criticism for the dubious HBP call the Mets won on: “You can’t do that.”
It was certainly notable to see how hard SNY's broadcasters went in on this call.
Cardinals’ outfielder Tyler O’Neill destroyed a broadcast camera behind home plate with a foul ball
This made for quite the images from the camera with a shattered lens, and led to a delay while the glass was swept up.
Bally Sports Florida announces broadcast deal with the Marlins
The Marlins are set to see a revenue increase as part of the multiyear deal.
“Whatever I do, I just got to do it well”: New Miami Marlins general manager Kim Ng appeared on CBS This Morning
"Having this position, being more high-profile, girls are gonna see that and think the sport is welcoming to them."
MLB Network’s “Speed Cam” returns for Wednesday’s Braves-Marlins NLDS Game 2 telecast
"The dynamic part of this camera is that it can really get up to a good speed up and down the dugout," says MLB Network producer Chris Pfeiffer.
Former Marlins president/current CBS analyst David Samson put up a Luis Castillo/Jack Glasscock ratio for his paternity leave tweet
Samson got blasted for calling Daniel Hudson's paternity leave "inexcusable."
Former Marlins president David Samson curses out fans and taxpayers, Dan Le Batard claims it was a skit
The Dan Le Batard Show is trying to send Marlins outfielder Lewis Brinson and his .161 batting average to the All-Star Game
Le Batard and company want to flood the ballot box with support for one of the worst hitters in baseball.
Bryant Gumbel’s interview with Derek Jeter got a bit heated when Gumbel asked about tanking
An exasperated Jeter called Gumbel "mentally weak."
Legendary Spanish-language Marlins radio voice Felo Ramirez dies at 94
Ramirez called baseball games in Spanish for more than 60 years.
