The Miami Marlins’ Sandy Alcantara pitched one of his best outings of the season on Wednesday in a win over the San Diego Padres after a bitter start to 2025.

Having not allowed a run in his last two starts, Marlins right-handed pitcher Sandy Alcantara sent the first nine Houston Astros hitters he faced back to the dugout.

A Miami Marlins insider has revealed some significant news on a possible Sandy Alcantara deal before the MLB trade deadline.

“Yankees declined to give up either Spencer Jones or George Lombard Jr. for Sandy Alcantara. Marlins control Alcantara and Edward Cabrera for multiple years after 2025 so they needed something big. Cubs and Red Sox tried hardest there but no one came especially close.”

Sandy Alcantara admitted it was one of the hardest days of his career. It has been thought all season that the Miami Marlins could move on from Alcantara amid their recent rebuild.

Miami Marlins starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara revealed that it was difficult to deal with trade rumors leading up to Thursday's deadline at 6 p.m. ET.

Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara was a popular name at the trade deadline, but he wasn't moved. Could he be dealt in a blockbuster offseason deal instead?

Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara went through one of the most nerve-wracking days of his career during the trade deadline.

Alcantara described Thursday as "the hardest day I had ever." He said he spent it at home with family watching MLB Network and "grabbing my phone every two seconds" to see if he had been traded, which he added he fully expected would happen.