Florida Marlins Tickets

If there is anything you can say about the Florida Marlins it's that they are consistent winners even with the lowest payroll in the league. The team has already won two World Series since their inception as an expansion team in 1993 and have come in 2nd place in seasons when they were picked to come in last.

Marlins History

• With the major league's lowest salaries, the Marlins have won two World Series titles proving that winning is not always about money. To make that statement even more clear to the rest of the league the low-paid Marlins beat the highest paid New York Yankees in the 2003 World Series.
• While many veteran major league teams have yet to host a no hitter, the young Florida Marlins have already posted four no hitters by pitchers: Anibal Sanchez (2006), A.J. Burnett (2001), Kevin Brown (1997) and Al Leiter (1996).
• The Florida Marlins are the first team in baseball to have a dance/cheer team. Taking the field for the first time in 2003, 'The Marlins Mermaids' are worth the price of a ticket alone.
• Marlins set a team record in 2009 to knock out 10 or more hits in 14 consecutive games, becoming the first team since the 1937 St. Louis Browns to do it.

Marlins Tickets

Florida Marlins tickets for their home games at Land Shark Stadium are easily accessible and one of the best bang for the buck in the entire league. With low attendance numbers, excellent seats are almost always available in one of the better ballparks in the Major Leagues.

Sports fans love Land Shark Stadium for its price-friendly values, excellent views of the field which is also home to the Miami Dolphins and the Miami Hurricanes. In 2009, the Marlins coined the phrase "Its Where You Wanna Be" as the motto because the park is just that endearing and the team is considered one of the most underrated in the league that almost always manages to be competitive for a title year after year.

The 2009 Marlin's roster featured All Star players Hanley Ramirez and Josh Johnson. With a season average of .342 and 106 RBIs, Ramirez has been the starting shortstop for the Marlin's for two years in a row. The Marlins 2009 11-1 start was followed by a seven loss run making them the only team in National League history to win seven straight and lose seven straight. Nevertheless, the Florida Marlins ended the 09 season with an impressive .537 winning percentage taking in 87 victories and falling just short of a National League Eastern title finishing second behind the 2008 World Champions.