
Miami Marlins Eliminated From Postseason After 12-Game July Skid
The Miami Marlins were eliminated from NL postseason contention in San Diego, ending a season derailed by a 12-game losing streak and a wave of key injuries.

The Miami Marlins were eliminated from NL postseason contention in San Diego, ending a season derailed by a 12-game losing streak and a wave of key injuries.

Miami Marlins reliever Pete Fairbanks will undergo thoracic outlet surgery performed by Dr. Gregory J. Pearl, ending a difficult $13 million contract year.

Pete Fairbanks and Anthony Bender are both shut down for the remainder of 2026, leaving the Marlins bullpen scrambling for late-inning answers.

Pete Fairbanks returns to the Marlins' active roster after right median nerve irritation sidelined him for the second time this season.

Miami improved to 67-64 with a 6-2 sweep-clinching win over Washington, sitting four games back of the Padres for the final NL Wild Card spot.

Pete Fairbanks allowed a walk-off three-run homer as Miami fell 3-1 to Milwaukee, wasting Eury Pérez's six scoreless innings.

Kyle Stowers homered for the fourth consecutive game as Miami blanked Seattle 2-0 to reach 51-42, the club's best mark since July 2023.

Miami Marlins place reliever Anthony Bender on the 15-day IL with a right shin stress reaction; he targets a return after the All-Star break.

Miami has won eight of nine games to open June, posting 19 consecutive scoreless frames and climbing to one game below .500.

Pete Fairbanks has allowed 12 earned runs in 14 1/3 innings for Miami despite a franchise-record $13 million reliever contract.