Miami Marlins: One Free Agent to Target at Each Position

SP – Rich Hill

You could certainly make the argument that the Marlins don’t need to add to their rotation this offseason, but if they did, what about a veteran option such as Hill? The 41-year-old made a total of 31 starts this past season between the Rays and Mets in which the southpaw posted a combined 3.86 ERA. While the numbers last season weren’t what they had been in previous years, Hill is a low-cost back-end of the rotation option whom the Marlins could also opt-to trade at the deadline when younger starters such as Meyer and others are ready.

RP – Alex Colome

There are multiple potential bullpen options for the Miami Marlins in free agency, but could Colome be an option if Miami is looking to sign a closer? Coming off a down year with the Twins in 2021, the right-hander is due for a bounce-back 2022, and is one of the most-experienced veteran closers available in free agency. Similar to Hill previously, Colome is also a player who would garner attention across the league should the Marlins opt-to trade the veteran.

As mentioned at the start, the Miami Marlins will be looking to add both starters and bench options this offseason. When looking at these free agents, it’s evident that each would make an impact with the Marlins in 2022.