Forget the Marlins taking the series from the Yankees and moving to within 3 games of first place. Check out the brawl in the stands.

After another 9th inning meltdown, the Marlins have designed Logan Kensing for assignment. Graham Taylor will come up from AA to pitch Sunday’s series finale against the Phillies.

Here is the video highlight of the Fish’s 5th consecutive loss:

They did it again. I can’t imagine how disheartened the Nationals fans must feel right now.

Jeremy Hermida.

The Fish needed a comeback to win the game, but thanks to 6 scoreless innings from the bullpen and a Cody Ross game-tying home run in the top of the 9th, the Marlins beat the Nationals 3-2 and have now started the season 9-1, the best start in franchise history.

5-1 win over the Braves improves the Marlins to a league-leading 6-1 record.

Congrats to Josh on a great start. Sunday’s game played a big role in this decision.

It wasn’t as dominating as the first two games, but the Marlins beat the Nats 6-4 for only the second 3-0 start in franchise history (the other happened in 1997).

For only the third time in team history, the Fish are 2-0 after beating ex-mate Scott Olsen and the Nats 8-3.

Ricky Nolasco.

I guess throwing a no-hitter in Spring Training made the decision easier for Fredi Gonzalez.

As expected, Josh Johnson will take the second spot and Chris Volstad will pitch the third game. Either Anibal Sanchez or Andrew Miller will take the fourth spot with the other going to the bullpen until April 18th, when the Marlins will need a fifth starter.

Here is what Fredi had to say: