Giancarlo Stanton RUMORS & NEWS

Miami Herald "Pain never felt so pleasant to Mike Redmond. When Giancarlo Stanton put the Marlins ahead with a two-out, two-run homer in the eighth inning Tuesday, Logan Morrison started hitting his manager in the ribs. “LoMo was behind me when Stanton hit the home run, and he gave me about three rib..." June 12

Palm Beach Post "Outfielder Giancarlo Stanton apparently is about to start his rehab assignment. Stanton, out since April 30 with a strained right hamstring, will join the Class A Jupiter Hammerheads tonight, according to the Hammerheads. On Monday, Marlins manager Mike Redmond said only that Stanton planned..." June 04

Miami Herald "When Marlins manager Mike Redmond finished his injury update before batting practice Tuesday, he smiled. “We’re starting to move some dirt,” Redmond said. “That feels good.” Yes, the Marlins are getting healthier — and thereby moving some dirt. On Wednesday, slugger Giancarlo Stanton..." May 23

Miami Herald "Giancarlo Stanton has a grade 2 hamstring strain that will keep him out of the Marlins lineup for at least a few weeks, and that's in a "best-case scenario." Stanton underwent a MRI on Tuesday, one day after pulling up lame while running the bases. "No real timetable," Stanton said. "We don't..." May 01

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "First he clutched, then he hopped, then he belly-flopped onto the Marlins Park grass down the first-base line. The hamstring fairy shot another arrow through a Marlins’ player’s hind quarters. Giancarlo Stanton could be facing another extended stretch on the sideline after blowing out his right..." April 30

Miami Herald "When Giancarlo Stanton ends long home run droughts, he tends to get hot for an extended period. It happened in July 2011, when he snapped a homer drought of 83 at-bats and then slugged four long balls in eight games. It happened again last April, when Stanton ended his career-long drought of..." April 29

Palm Beach Post "Giancarlo Stanton took batting practice Tuesday for the first time since Friday, an encouraging sign the Marlins right fielder is getting closer to returning to the starting lineup. Stanton hasn’t played since last Wednesday because of a bruised left shoulder. The Marlins will be thrilled if he..." April 17

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "While the Miami Marlins struggle for any semblance of offense, their best hitter is a frustrated observer due to injury. Giancarlo Stanton missed his fourth consecutive game Monday with a bruised left shoulder. Following the Marlins’ 10-3 loss to Washington, Stanton said the injury has improved..." April 16

Dallas Morning News "The Miami Marlins have seemingly maintained a hard line against trading young slugger Giancarlo Stanton, but that apparently hasn't kept the Texas Rangers from at least poking around on the subject. ESPN's Buster Olney reported on Sunday that the Rangers have been doing "some early reconnaissance..." April 15

Philly.com "One of Charlie Manuel's favorite shows is Giancarlo Stanton's batting practice. The Phillies manager first noticed it one afternoon at Dolphins Stadium, where the Marlins previously called home. Manuel loves hitting. Stanton makes him woozy. "He is a guy in their lineup that we fear the most,"..." April 13

New York Daily News "When the Marlins traded Jose Reyes and Josh Johnson to Toronto last November, Mets officials began asking one another questions that remain in their minds today: Can we get Giancarlo Stanton? Would we trade Zack Wheeler to do it? According to three team sources, the Mets then spent time at..." April 11

Miami Herald "Back when they were big boppers on bad ball clubs, “The Toy Cannon” and “The Capital Punisher” used to hear people say the same thing Giancarlo Stanton is hearing now. They’ll pitch around him. He’ll never get anything to hit. They’ll take their chances with everyone else, but not..." March 31

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Giancarlo Stanton and Steve Cishek have yet to experience the playoffs. If or when they do, the postseason atmosphere won't be completely foreign. Their participation in the World Baseball Classic took care of that. Back with the Marlins after their tour with Team USA, Stanton and Cishek both..." March 18

Palm Beach Post "The Marlins don’t want to stand in the way of a player who gets invited to represent his country in the World Baseball Classic, a tournament featuring teams from 16 nations. But it’s also clear they would be much happier if slugger Giancarlo Stanton, starting pitcher Henderson Alvarez and..." March 02

CBSSports.com "As part of Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria's charm offensive (light on charm, heavy on offense) he is -- in addition to penning mendacious open letters -- addressing the media for first time since he spoke with CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman during the November owners' meetings. In the midst of his..." February 26

Palm Beach Post "Marlins right fielder Giancarlo Stanton took batting practice Thursday and expects to play Saturday’s Grapefruit League opener, but outfielder Justin Ruggiano is out with a sore back. Stanton said he felt better a day after being struck in the back of the head by a fastball that got away from..." February 22

Palm Beach Post "It was supposed to be an innocent practice game to help Marlins players prepare for the start of the Grapefruit League season. But it produced a scary incident that left the Marlins’ top star bruised and their top prospect shaken up. On a back field at Roger Dean Stadium, All-Star right fielder..." February 21

Palm Beach Post "A scary moment this afternoon on Field 4 where the Marlins were playing a sim game. Giancarlo Stanton was hit on the back of the head, at the top of his neck, by a Jose Fernandez fastball during a simluated game. You can see the video below. Stanton appeared to be OK as the fastball glanced..." February 20

Palm Beach Post "A scary moment this afternoon on Field 4 where the Marlins were playing a sim game. Giancarlo Stanton was hit on the helmet by a Jose Fernandez pitch during a simluated game. You can see the video at the bottom of this page. Stanton appeared to be OK as the fastball glanced off his helmet and..." February 20

Fish Stripes "Former Miami Marlins shortstop Jose Reyes still is not done expressing his discontent with the Marlins organization and particularly owner Jeffrey Loria. In a story that broke on Friday. Loria not only insisted on Reyes being untradable for the Fish, but insisted on him buying a home in..." February 19

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Across the state, Jose Reyes said Friday that Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria told him to buy a house in Miami two days before trading him, said he hasn't talked to Loria since, and then said what everyone does about this season. "I feel sorry for [Giancarlo] Stanton,'' the former Marlins shortstop..." February 17

Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Across the state, Jose Reyes said Friday that Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria told him to buy a house in Miami two days before trading him, said he hasn't talked to Loria since, and then said what everyone does about this season. "I feel sorry for [Giancarlo] Stanton,'' the former Marlins shortstop..." February 16

Miami Herald "Giancarlo Stanton didn’t pop off on the Marlins on Friday. But Jose Reyes sure did. Stanton, who said he was unhappy right after the Marlins traded Reyes and four others to Toronto in November, said it was time to “turn the page” and there was “not going to be any pouting” from him. “I got..." February 16