In 1957, the Marlins finished in sixth place, but Paige had a 10–8 record with 76 strikeouts versus 11 walks and 2.42 ERA. The following year, Paige finished 10–10, saying that he would not return to Miami in 1959. In 1959, Paige returned to his barnstorm roots and signed a pitching contract with the Havana Cuban Stars who were owned by Dempsey Hovland. Paige was in and out of baseball, pitching sporadically, over the next decade.
in 1957 the marlins finished in sixth place but paige had a 10–8 record with 76 strikeouts versus 11 walks and 242 era the following year paige finished 10–10 saying that he would not return to miami in 1959 in 1959 paige returned to his barnstorm roots and signed a pitching contract with the havana cuban stars who were owned by dempsey hovland paige was in and out of baseball pitching sporadically over the next decade