Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara hits 99 mph in return to mound after missing 2024 season
Marlins' Sandy Alcantara hits 99.3 mph on radar gun in first start since 2023
Miami Marlins Returning Ace to Set New Record in Franchise History
Coming back from Tommy John surgery that cost him all of 2024, Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara is set to take the ball on Opening Day once again. And once he
Alcantara looks good in return. And six takeaways from Marlins spring training so far
The Marlins are hoping for the 2022 version of Alcantara when he won the National League Cy Young award after finishing with a 14-9 record, 2.28 ERA and 207 strikeouts in a league-leading 228 2/3 innings. He struggled somewhat in 2023, finishing 7-12 with a 4.14 ERA.
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Miami Marlins name Sandy Alcantara Opening Day starter. ‘It wasn’t that tough’
This will be Alcantara’s fifth time as Miami’s Opening Day starter after holding that role each year from 2020 to 2023 before missing the 2024 season.
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Marlins ace Alcantara sharp in first start since '23
El Caballo” is back. Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara took the mound for the first time in 521 days, maxing out at 99.3 mph on the radar gun and tossing a scoreless inning in Sunday afternoon’s 1-1 Grapefruit League tie with the Mets at Clover Park.
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Will Sandy Alcantara be with Marlins long-term? ‘Sandy is here right now’
Alcantara missed all of the 2024 season while rehabbing from Tommy John surgery, but had a regular offseason and is full go in spring. He’s the Marlins’ longest-tenured player, having been with the team since 2018, and for now is the face of the franchise. But for how long? That remains to be seen.