Miami Marlins: 3 Prospects Next to Make MLB Debut in 2021

JUPITER, FLORIDA - FEBRUARY 19: Edward Cabrera #79 of the Miami Marlins poses for a photo during Photo Day at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium on February 19, 2020 in Jupiter, Florida. (Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images)
JUPITER, FLORIDA - FEBRUARY 19: Edward Cabrera #79 of the Miami Marlins poses for a photo during Photo Day at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium on February 19, 2020 in Jupiter, Florida. (Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images) /
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Starting Pitcher Edward Cabrera of the Miami Marlins(Photo by Joel Auerbach/Getty Images) /

1. RHP Edward Cabrera – Miami Marlins No. 4 Prospect

Arguably the next top prospect that we could see make his MLB debut is right-handed pitcher Edward Cabrera.

Originally signed by the Marlins out of the Dominican Republic back in 2015, Cabrera has always been a prospect that fans have looked forward to. However, hype has begun to build recently as a potential debut from the Marlins No. 4 prospect and No. 52 prospect in baseball is appearing to loom closer and closer.

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After struggling during the early part of his career, Cabrera enjoyed a breakout 2019 season where he posted a 2.23 ERA in 19 starts across two different minor league levels. While Cabrera would’ve potentially made his big league debut last season if he didn’t suffer a minor injury, 2021 seems like a real possibility.

After making three starts so far this season posting a 0.87 ERA across 10.1 innings pitched, the 23-year old right-hander appears to be nearing that potential much-anticipated debut. While a few starts in Triple-A make sense before he recieves the call, Cabrera’s electric stuff will allow him to succeed at any level.

While Cabrera’s fastball consistently flirts with triple-digits, the 23-year old also displays a plus-slider with a strong changeup. It’s clear to see why fans are so excited about Cabrera, and why he will be a major part of the Marlins rotation going forward.

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While there is a chance we still might not see these prospects until the 2022 season, 2021 is still a possibility. If these three do receive the call as well, expect Marlins’ games come August and September to be must-see when these top prospects are on the field.