MIAMI – All Marlins rookie Troy Johnston needed was an opportunity. The 28-year-old Johnston, who was the organization’s 2023 Minor League Player of the Year, watched two offseasons pass, going unprotected from the Rule 5 Draft.

The Marlins' star has been solid, and his future seems bright, but there's almost no chance he wins the award with players like Cade Horton, Isaac Collins, and Drake Baldwin in the running. Even players like Jacob Misiorowski and Caleb Durbin have better chances to win the award than Ramirez.

Troy Johnston hit his second homer of the game, a walk-off shot in the 12th inning as the Marlins won their fourth game in a row.

Troy Johnston homered with two outs in the 11th inning off Tigers reliever Rafael Montero for a 6-4 loss in Miami.

The Miami Marlins are one of the worst teams in baseball right now, but they still have some talented young players on the roster. Players like Kyle Stowers, Sa

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Two rebuilding teams clash as Washington and Pittsburgh showcase young talent with eyes on brighter days ahead.

The Miami Marlins haven't been the best team in baseball this year, but they are better than expected. They're currently ahead of the Atlanta Braves in the stan