The Miami Marlins were set to begin a new era at loanDepot Park for Opening Day on Thursday.

A homeless man once described as a “sexually violent predator” approached a teen sitting on a bench outside LoanDepot Park in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood over the weekend, kidnapped her and sexually battered her three times, police said.

The Miami Marlins and Pittsburgh Pirates will kick off their 2024 seasons on Thursday at loanDepot Park.

In the spirit of giving, the Miami Marlins organization, in collaboration with Feeding South Florida, distributed free food to a thousand families in need just ahead of Thanksgiving.

The Miami Marlins hosted their “Touch Tour” event for blind and visually impaired teenagers at loanDepot Park on Wednesday.

The Miami Marlins and New York Mets will kick off their 2023 seasons on Thursday at loanDepot Park.

LoanDepot Park is hosting the 2023 World Baseball Classic on Saturday.

The American Lung Association in South Florida hosted its 19th annual “Fight For Air Climb” event at loanDepot Park on Saturday. The event aims to defeat lung cancer, champion clean air, improve the quality of life for those with lung disease.

The Miami Marlins are getting the fans ready for the start of baseball season as the team held its FanFest on Saturday.

Dozens of veterans were seen riding their bicycles for the Wounded Warrior Project’s annual Soldier Ride Thursday morning.

With the holiday spirit in full effect, the Miami Marlins are making sure 1000 families have something on the table for Thanksgiving.

Oz Ocampo already sees a similarity between the Miami Marlins and the two teams that just played in the World Series.

The Miami Marlins officially introduced new manager Skip Schumaker at loanDepot Park on Thursday.

MIAMI – The Miami Marlins’ ballpark officially has a new name: loanDepot park. WATCH A REPLAY OF THE NEWS CONFERENCE BELOW:The Miami Marlins’ ballpark is getting a new name: loanDepot park. “We’re excited to welcome fans back for Opening Day at loanDepot park,” Marlins CEO Derek Jeter said in a statement. Because of COVID-19, loanDepot park will be limited to about 25% capacity, or a little more than 9,000 people, for Opening Day on Thursday. Jeter was also asked if the new naming rights might allow the team to spend more freely on players.