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Jacob Stallings does it all in first Miami Marlins game


The Miami Marlins made upgrading the catcher position their priority over the offseason, and they wasted no time addressing it when they acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates on Nov. 29. The move already is paying off. Stallings drove in three runs and threw out a pair of runners in Miami’s 6-5 Opening Day loss in 10 innings at Oracle Park. (MLB.com)

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Jacob Stallings does it all in first Miami Marlins game