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Miami Marlins
The Miami Marlins are a Major League Baseball team based in Miami, Florida, founded in 1993 as an expansion franchise in the National League East division. They play at loanDepot Park, which opened in 2012, having previously played at what was then known as Sun Life Stadium.
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United States
- Sep 2Kansas CityKauffman StadiumPerformers: Kansas City RoyalsView details
- Sep 3Kansas CityKauffman StadiumPerformers: Kansas City RoyalsView details
- Sep 4Kansas CityKauffman StadiumPerformers: Kansas City RoyalsView details
- Sep 5MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Chicago CubsView details
- Sep 5MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Chicago CubsView details
- Sep 6MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Chicago CubsView details
- Sep 15PhoenixChase FieldPerformers: Arizona DiamondbacksView details
- Sep 16PhoenixChase FieldPerformers: Arizona DiamondbacksView details
- Sep 17PhoenixChase FieldPerformers: Arizona DiamondbacksView details
- Sep 19San DiegoPETCO ParkPerformers: San Diego PadresView details
- Sep 20San DiegoPETCO ParkPerformers: San Diego PadresView details
- Sep 20San DiegoPETCO ParkPerformers: San Diego PadresView details
- Mar 25, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: New York MetsView details
- Apr 9, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Atlanta BravesView details
- Apr 13, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Arizona DiamondbacksView details
- Apr 19, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Cincinnati RedsView details
- Apr 23, 2027BaltimoreCamden YardsPerformers: Baltimore OriolesView details
- Apr 24, 2027BaltimoreCamden YardsPerformers: Baltimore OriolesView details
- Apr 25, 2027BaltimoreCamden YardsPerformers: Baltimore OriolesView details
- Apr 26, 2027CincinnatiGreat American BallparkPerformers: Cincinnati RedsView details
- Apr 27, 2027CincinnatiGreat American BallparkPerformers: Cincinnati RedsView details
- Apr 28, 2027CincinnatiGreat American BallparkPerformers: Cincinnati RedsView details
- Apr 30, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Houston AstrosView details
- May 7, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: New York YankeesView details
- May 11, 2027ChicagoWrigley FieldPerformers: Chicago CubsView details
- May 21, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Milwaukee BrewersView details
- May 24, 2027MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Detroit TigersView details
- Jun 8, 2027BostonFenway ParkPerformers: Boston Red SoxView details
- Jun 10, 2027BostonFenway ParkPerformers: Boston Red SoxView details
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United States
- Aug 29WashingtonNationals ParkPerformers: Washington NationalsView details
- Aug 29WashingtonNationals ParkPerformers: Washington NationalsView details
- Aug 27MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Boston Red SoxView details
- Aug 26MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Boston Red SoxView details
- Aug 25MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Boston Red SoxView details
- Aug 23MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Washington NationalsView details
- Aug 22MiamiLoanDepot ParkPerformers: Washington NationalsView details
- Aug 20PhiladelphiaCitizens Bank ParkPerformers: Philadelphia PhilliesView details
- Aug 19PhiladelphiaCitizens Bank ParkPerformers: Philadelphia PhilliesView details
- Aug 18PhiladelphiaCitizens Bank ParkPerformers: Philadelphia PhilliesView details
- Aug 16CincinnatiGreat American BallparkPerformers: Cincinnati RedsView details
- Aug 16CincinnatiGreat American BallparkPerformers: Cincinnati RedsView details
About Miami Marlins
The Marlins won the World Series twice within their first decade, defeating the Cleveland Indians in 1997 under manager Jim Leyland and the New York Yankees in 2003 under Jack McKeon, becoming the first team to win the title as a wild-card entrant on both occasions. Both championship rosters were subsequently broken up; outfielder Jeff Conine was the only player to appear on both title-winning teams.