MIAMI — A boat carrying Jose Fernandez was traveling at a significant speed when it struck rocks as it approached a channel near the port of Miami, resulting in the death of the Miami Marlins ...

Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez was killed in a boating accident early Sunday morning in Florida, the Marlins confirmed. The Marlins' game against the Atlanta Braves scheduled for Sunday ...

His personality, not just his arm, made Jose Fernandez of the Miami Marlins one of baseball’s brightest stars in ascension. At 24, Fernandez not only played baseball well, but he also did so ...

We stopped what we were doing. It was really cool to see her and remember Jose.” The celebration of Fernandez’s life has been marred by the details of his death. Investigators found that ...

The report also said the fact that Fernandez operated the vessel with ... nothing will ever diminish Jose’s everlasting positive connection with Miami and the Miami Marlins,” team president ...

Jose Fernandez tried four times to escape Cuba, the first three resulting in a prison term. The fourth attempt, in 2007, he and his mother — whom he saved along the way — reached land in Miami ...

Families of two crash victims suing Jose Fernandez's estate The families of the two men killed along with Jose Fernandez in a boat crash are suing his estate for $2 million apiece. A lawyer for ...

Jose Fernandez's knack for connecting with children was one of his greatest gifts. The people who spent time around him at the ballpark each day recall the smiles he elicited over the dugout roof ...

José Fernández of the Miami Marlins walks off the field during the third inning of the game against the Kansas City Royals at Marlins Park on Aug. 24, 2016 in Miami, Florida. Rob Foldy/Getty ...

Everybody look at Jose Fernandez. No, wait, don't look at Jose Fernandez. Shield your eyes, lest you be blinded by awesomeness: [mlbvideo id="32464747" width="660 ...

Dr. Gregorio “Yoyong” Fernandez, a dentist by profession, directed his first movie, 1937’s “Asahar at Kabaong,” starring prewar screen icons, Rosa del Rosario and Jose Padilla Jr. It was ...