Jeff Conine made history as the first member of the Marlins' Hall of Fame in a ceremony prior to Miami's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Known as 'Mr. Marlin,' Conine was instrumental in the franchise's World Series victories in 1997 and 2003. His son, Griffin Conine, followed up the ceremony with a crucial tying home run in the seventh inning, helping the Marlins secure a 3-2 win, marking their third walk-off victory in just four days.

Griffin's performance was highlighted by his impressive eighth-inning catch to rob the Pirates' Jack Suwinski of a home run, showcasing both his defensive and offensive skills. The Marlins are off to an excellent start this season, demonstrating resilience and teamwork as they build on their recent successes. Jeff Conine expressed gratitude for being part of the Marlins' storied history, reflecting on his journey since the franchise’s inception.