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Miami Marlins Trivia
- Founded: 1993 (National League expansion)
- Current Home Stadium: Dolphin Stadium
- Changed from Florida Marlins to Miami Marlins following the 2011 season
- Uniform colors: Black, Teal, Gray, and White; negligible Orange because of the orange environment of Dolphin Stadium.
- Logo design: Circle design with "FLORIDA" and "MARLINS" written around it; a marlin jumping through the circle and a baseball in the background.
- Cable television Network: Fox Sports Net Florida is the Miami Marlins home television channel. Sun Sports, owned by Fox Sports Net, also occasionally shows Marlins games. The 2007 FSN Florida slogan for the Marlins is "You Gotta Be Here!"
- Playoff appearances (2): 1997, 2003
- World Series appearances (2): 1997, 2003
- Official Television Stations: FSN Florida, Sun Sports
- Official Radio Stations: WAXY (790), WQBA (1140)
- Spring Training Facility: Roger Dean Stadium(shared by the St. Louis Cardinals), Jupiter, FL
- Retired Numbers: In addition to Jackie Robinson's 42, the Marlins have retired #5 in honor of team president Carl Barger who died just prior to the Marlins' first season. The number 5 was chosen because that was the number of his favorite ball player Joe Dimaggio. Dimaggio threw out the first pitch for the Marlins' first regular season game.
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