🗓️ February 6, 2025
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MIAMI, FL (March 31, 2025) – The Miami Marlins opened their regular season with a historic walk-off win on Thursday, March 27th against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Behind the scenes, Pivot Culinary fueled the team’s performance, officially launching its partnership during Spring Training and continuing into the regular season at the Miami facility. This marks Pivot’s first full-season contract in Major League Baseball (MLB).
As the exclusive culinary partner for the team, Pivot Culinary will support the Marlins home games at LoanDepot Park in Miami throughout the 2025 regular season. Working in close collaboration with the Marlins’ in-house nutrition team, Pivot crafts tailored menus for each home series, with a strong focus on performance-driven meals that meet players’ nutritional goals and diverse tastes.
Each three-day home series includes a total of nine thoughtfully curated meals, including breakfast, lunch, pre- and post-game offerings, snacks and chef-driven action stations. From custom omelet stations and Dominican Mangu at breakfast to premium lobster tails and tomahawk steak carving stations at post-game, Pivot’s culinary team ensures that every meal supports the players’ recovery, readiness and satisfaction.
In addition to supporting the Marlins, Pivot Culinary manages the visiting clubhouse at LoanDepot Park, fueling opposing teams throughout the entire 2025 season — with teams already served since Opening Day and more scheduled in the coming weeks.
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