Sun Devil Stadium has a seating capacity of 56,232 people.

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MIAMI MARLINS ROSTER

21Bell, HeathRPRR6-3250348Oceanside, California$7,000,00056Buehrle, MarkSPLL6-22303312St. Charles, Missouri$7,000,00036Choate, RandyRPLL6-12003612San Antonio, Texas$1,500,00031Cishek, SteveRP/CLRR6-5200262Falmouth, Massachusetts$480,00040Dunn, MikeRPLL6-1195273Farmington, New Mexico$480,00057Gaudin, ChadRP/SPRR5-10190299New Orleans, Louisiana$600,00055Johnson, JoshSP/RPLR6-7249287Minneapolis, Minnesota$13,750,00023LeBlanc, WadeSPLL6-3202274Lake Charles, LouisianaN/A47Nolasco, RickySPRR6-2228296Corona, California$9,000,00019Sanchez, AnibalSPRR6-0207286Maracay, Venezuela$8,000,00058Webb, RyanRPRR6-6214263Clearwater, Florida$480,00038Zambrano, CarlosSP/RPSR6-52703111Puerto Cabello, Venezuela$19,000,000

CatchersNoPlayerPosBatThwHtWtAgeExpBirthplace2012 Salary14Buck, JohnCRR6-3210328Kemmerer, Wyoming$6,500,0009Hayes, BrettCRR6-1205283Pasadena, California$480,000

InfieldersNoPlayerPosBatThwHtWtAgeExpBirthplace2012 Salary29Dobbs, Greg1B/RF/LF/3BLR6-1207348Los Angeles, California$1,400,00012Infante, Omar2B/SSRR6-01803010Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela$4,000,00026Kearns, AustinLF/RF/1BRR6-32403210Lexington, Kentucky$600,00045Lee, Carlos1B/LFRR6-22643613Aguadulce, Panama$19,000,0005Morrison, LoganLF/1BLL6-3237242Kansas City, Missouri$480,0002Ramirez, Hanley3B/SSRR6-3229287Samana, Dominican Republic$15,000,0007Reyes, JoseSSSR6-1200299Villa Gonzalez, Dominican Republic$10,000,00017Solano, DonovanLF/SS/2B/3BRR5-918924RBarranquilla, ColombiaN/A

OutfieldersNoPlayerPosBatThwHtWtAgeExpBirthplace2012 Salary6Cousins, ScottRF/CFLL6-1197272Reno, NevadaN/A20Ruggiano, JustinLF/RF/CFRR6-2205305Austin, TexasN/A27Stanton, GiancarloRFRR6-5233222Panorama, California$480,000

Designated HitterNoPlayerPosBatThwHtWtAgeExpBirthplace2012 Salary

On Disabled ListNoPlayerPosDateStatusInjury1Bonifacio, EmilioCF/2BMay 1915-Day DLLeft thumb sprain50Ceda, JoseRPMar 2660-Day DLRight elbow surgery - out for season34Mujica, EdwardRPJun 3015-Day DLFractured right pinkie toe53Rosario, SandyRPJun 1615-Day DLStrained right quad

The Marlins won the 1997 World Series on October 26 and the 2003 World Series on October 25.

Major League Baseball decided to add to new teams to the National League in 1985. In 1991 renovations began to transform Joe Robbie Stadium into a baseball stadium. On April 5, 1993, they had their first official game, against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Click on the 'Florida Marlins' link on this page to read about the history of the Marlins.

The Florida Marlins first year in the National League was 1993. They entered the league the same year as the Colorado Rockies.

As of the 2014 season, the average age of an Arizona Diamondbacks player is 27.6 years old.

Marlin manufactured the 81 from 1937 to 1939. When introduced in 1937, the Model 81 was described by Marlin in their advertisements as follows: A new patented tubular magazine repeater with feeding mechanism that is unique, simple and positive. Holds 25 short, 20 long, or 17 long rifle cartridges. Take down. 24 inch round tapered barrel, crown muzzle, Ballard type rifling. Automatic ejection. Positive, convenient safety. Self cocking action. Genuine American black walnut stock, military type. Unbreakable butt plate. Chromium plated bolt, bolt handle and trigger. Sporting adjustable rear sight and silver bead front sight. Length 42 &1/2 inches. Weight about 6 & 1/4 pounds. Value for Marlin Model 81 rifles is in the $75.00 range ...... Nick

Bo Jackson played the 7th position as a coach in Baseball

The Marlins' home city is Miami. They play at the hideously-unsuitable-for-baseball Dolphin Stadium, but they're seeking state financing help for a new ballpark to be built within the city limits of Miami.

Here's the all-time list as of the start of the 2008 season:

FLORIDA MARLINS

CAREER

TRIPLES 3B

1 Luis Castillo 42

2 Juan Pierre 32

3 Alex Gonzalez 23

4 Mark Kotsay 22

5 Kurt Abbott 19

6 Derrek Lee 18

T7 Hanley Ramirez 17

T7 Jeff Conine 17

9 Juan Encarnacion 13

T10 Kevin Millar 12

T10 Alfredo Amezaga 12

T10 Todd Dunwoody 12

13 Preston Wilson 11

T14 Dan Uggla 10

T14 Miguel Cabrera 10

T16 Andy Fox 9

T16 Cliff Floyd 9

T18 Benito Santiago 8

T18 Quilvio Veras 8

T18 Edgar Renteria 8

T21 Miguel Olivo 7

T21 Craig Counsell 7

T21 Devon White 7

T21 Gary Sheffield 7

T25 Josh Willingham 6

T25 Eric Owens 6

T27 Dontrelle Willis 5

T27 Moises Alou 5

T27 Alex Arias 5

T27 Wes Helms 5

T31 Chuck Carr 4

T31 Jerry Browne 4

T31 Gregg Zaun 4

T31 Bret Barberie 4

T35 Mike Jacobs 3

T35 Chris Clapinski 3

T35 Andre Dawson 3

T35 Ivan Rodriguez 3

T35 Carlos Delgado 3

T35 Todd Hollandsworth 3

T35 A.J. Burnett 3

T35 Greg Colbrunn 3

T35 Dave Berg 3

T35 Charles Johnson 3

T35 Mike Lowell 3

T35 Orestes Destrade 3

T35 Bob Natal 3

T35 Bobby Bonilla 3

T49 Jesus Tavarez 2

T49 Darrell Whitmore 2

T49 Paul Lo Duca 2

T49 Terry Pendleton 2

T49 Brian Banks 2

T49 Brad Penny 2

T49 Jeremy Hermida 2

T49 Carl Pavano 2

T49 Darren Daulton 2

T49 Rich Renteria 2

T49 Bruce Aven 2

T49 Pablo Ozuna 2

T49 Mike Redmond 2

T49 Alejandro De Aza 2

T49 Reggie Abercrombie 2

T49 Walt Weiss 2

T49 Jorge Fabregas 2

T49 Matt Treanor 2

T49 Mario Diaz 2

T49 Damion Easley 2

T49 Russ Morman 2

T49 Chris Aguila 2

T71 Ryan Jackson 1

T71 Monty Fariss 1

T71 Steve Decker 1

T71 Joe Orsulak 1

T71 Ryan Dempster 1

T71 Ron Tingley 1

T71 Todd Zeile 1

T71 Danny Bautista 1

T71 Kevin Orie 1

T71 Abraham Nunez 1

T71 Mike Piazza 1

T71 Randy Knorr 1

T71 Todd Linden 1

T71 Cody Ross 1

T71 Chad Allen 1

T71 Jesus Sanchez 1

T71 Hee Seop Choi 1

T71 Jim Eisenreich 1

T71 Amaury Garcia 1

T71 Mark Smith 1

T71 Tim Hyers 1

T71 Jerry Brooks 1

T71 Joe Borchard 1

T71 Ryan Bowen 1

T71 Chris Hammond 1

T71 Paul Bako 1

T71 Junior Felix 1

No, Ken Griffey Sr played with the Reds, Yankees, Braves, and Mariners during his 19 season career.

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Pitchers- Burke Badenhop, Eulogio de la Cruz, Jesus Delgado, Lee Gardner, Kevin Gregg, Mark Hendrickson, Josh Johnson, Logan Kensing, Matt Lindstrom, Andrew Miller, Justin Miller, Joe Nelson, Ricky Nolasco, Scott Olsen, Renyel Pinto, Arthur Rhodes, Anibal Sanchez, Taylor Tankersley, Ryan Tucker, Rick VandenHurk, Chris Volstad, Doug Waechter

Catchers- John Baker, Paul Hoover, Paul LoDuca, Mike Rabelo, Matt Treanor

Infielders- Robert Andino, Jorge Cantu, Wes Helms, Mike Jacobs, Dallas McPherson, Hanley Ramirez, Gaby Sanchez, Dan Uggla

Outfielders- Alfredo Amezaga, Brett Carroll, Luis Gonzalez, Jeremy Hermida, Jacque Jones, Cameron Maybin, Jai Miller, Cody Ross, Josh Willingham

Other Batters- Jason Wood

The name of the Major League Baseball team that plays in Miami, Florida is the Miami Marlins.

1435-1575 Their best year was in 1997 (92-70) with a win percentage of.568

Their worst year was in 1998 (54-108) with a win percentage of .333

Lee Smith with 180 career saves with the Chicago Cubs (1980-1987).

Al Leiter

Alex Arias

Alex Fernandez

Antonio Alfonseca

Billy McMillon

Bobby Bonilla

Charles Johnson

Cliff Floyd

Craig Counsell

Darren Daulton

Dennis Cook

Devon White

Donn Pall

Ed Vosberg

Edgar Renteria

Felix Heredia

Gary Sheffield

Gregg Zaun

Jay Powell

Jeff Conine

Jim Eisenreich

John Cangelosi

John Wehner

Josh Booty

Kevin Brown

Kirt Ojala

Kurt Abbott

Kurt Miller

Livan Hernandez

Luis Castillo

Mark Hutton

Mark Kotsay

Matt Whisenant

Moises Alou

Pat Rapp

Ralph Milliard

Rick Helling

Rob Natal

Rob Stanifer

Robb Nen

Russ Morman

Todd Dunwoody

Tony Saunders

The Marlin Model 30A, in 30-30 chambering, replaced the Model 30, and was manufactured from 1973-1983. It was basically a Model 30 with a full length tubular magazine. It was originally marketed under the 'Glenfield' brand name, but the Glenfield line was dropped in later years, and the Marlin name was used. The Model 30A came in both a straight-stock, and pistol-grip stock versions. All were chambered for the Winchester 30-30 cartridge. In all, around 300,000 Model 30As were produced before being replaced by the Model 30AS in 1983, and the Model 336, which is still being produced. The Model 30AS is identicle to the Model 30A, except that it has a cross-bolt safety. The Marlin Model 30A is almost identicle to the current Marlin Model 336, the differences being cosmetic, such as no checkering on the stock. Both are side-ejecting. The ones with the Marlin name on the barrel are worth a bit more than the Glenfields, due to not as many being produced. Average value is around $400.00 for one in good shape. I own a Marlin Model 30A myself, and I can tell you they are great shooters and well worth the money!

The only player to ever wear number 71 on the Marlins is pitcher Evan Reed. He will wear the number beginning in 2012.

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Aqua, coral, navy blue, white those are the official colors of Miami dolphins!

In the past they have stayed at the Hyatt downtown

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