Should the Miami Marlins Take Him?
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Most people believe that Turang will be on the board still when the Miami Marlins come up with their first pick. Right now, it seems they may pass on the young shortstop in favor of a toolsier bat.
But if they do happen to go the way of Turang, they will have a solid, young piece that would help the Marlins build up the middle. Turang may not have the one elite tool that jumps off the page. He does have the chance to move pretty fast through the system. He has a shot at becoming an above-average contributor at the major league level.
The Miami Marlins could do far worse with their first overall selection, but could they possibly do better?
Do you like reading about Miami’s possible draftees? If so, check out these articles on Tristan Casas (first baseman, Plantation), Kumar Rocker (right-handed pitcher, Georgia), and Travis Swaggerty (center fielder, Alabama).
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