Mayor Andy Thomson to throw first pitch on Boca Raton Day at Marlins game

The Miami Marlins host the third annual Boca Raton Day on Sunday, Aug. 23, with Mayor Andy Thomson throwing out the first pitch against the Washington Nationals.

By Boca Post News Desk | Edited by Mike Thomas

Published Jul 09, 2026, 07:07 am EDT

Last updated Jul 09, 2026, 07:07 am EDT

loanDepot park in Miami, where the Miami Marlins will host the third annual Boca Raton Day on Aug. 23, 2026. (Image Credit: Don Ramey Logan)

BOCA RATON, FL — The Miami Marlins are giving Boca Raton residents a dedicated section and a discount for the team's Aug. 23 game against the Washington Nationals. Mayor Andy Thomson is scheduled to throw out the first pitch. It is the third year the team has hosted Boca Raton Day at loanDepot park.

First pitch is set for 1:40 p.m. at loanDepot park, 501 Marlins Way in Miami, according to the ticket offer from the Marlins. Fans who buy through the Boca Raton Day link sit in a designated "Boca Raton" section. Tickets are listed at $25.74.

The offer is only available online. The purchase deadline is 1:40 p.m. ET on game day, the same time the game starts. According to the ticket offer, seats are delivered through the MLB Ballpark app, and buyers receive a confirmation email from [email protected] with instructions to access their tickets.

The promotion is aimed at Boca Raton residents, but the offer does not restrict sales to city limits based on the information provided. The city is not listed as the ticket seller. The Marlins are handling the sale directly through their group ticket platform.

The Marlins describe the event as the third annual Boca Raton Day at loanDepot park. Boca Raton Day is one of several city-branded group nights the team schedules during the regular season.

The Nationals-Marlins game and the mayor's first pitch are the only public details the offer includes about the day. Additional in-stadium activities, giveaways, or on-field recognition were not listed.

To get tickets visit the official event website.

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