Perhaps no team in Major League Baseball has been through as many ups and downs as the Florida Marlins. In their inaugural season in 1993, an incredible total of nearly 3.1 million Florida Marlins tickets were sold, but just nine years later that dropped to barely 800,000 tickets. The Marlins have won two World Series titles in their short existence, but they have also put together some pretty dreadful seasons. So what’s in store this year now that All Star Hanley Ramerez is back for another season? It’s hard to say, but the only way to find out for sure is to buy some Marlins baseball tickets and head out to Dolphin Stadium.

The big news for the Florida Marlins is that it now looks like the Fish might stay in south Florida and get their own baseball-only stadium. Plans are underway to build a $525 million ballpark with a retractable roof and real grass to be open in time for the 2010 season. If the plan comes together, the team would be known as the Miami Marlins and their future in the Sunshine State would finally be secure. If you want Marlins baseball tickets for any game on the 2009 Florida Marlins baseball schedule, GoTickets.com has them.