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The Miami Marlins are reportedly engaged in trade talks with the Chicago Cubs, centered around pitcher Jesus Luzardo and top prospect Owen Caissie. Landing this type of elite power and pedigree would be a massive victory for the Marlins!
Allen Settle|
The Miami Marlins have high hopes for rookie catcher Agustin Ramirez in 2025 and beyond. However, the Fish's unique history creates a comically simple path for Ramirez to crack the top five best power-hitting catchers the club as ever seen.
Allen Settle|
MLB.com has a weird trade suggestion for the Marlins. The Miami Marlins could trade starting pitcher Jesus Luzardo according to the official MLB website.
Neil Raymond|
Controversial rule change could affect the Marlins. The Miami Marlins could be affected by the so-called "Golden AB rule" that is suddenly under consideration.
Neil Raymond|
The Miami Marlins made headlines by trading slugger Jake Burger to the Texas Rangers during MLB's Winter Meetings. Who are the prospects Miami received? And how did the Marlins fare in this deal?
Allen Settle|
The San Diego Padres are reportedly placing catcher Luis Campusano on the trade block. His combination of youth and offensive upside make him an ideal buy-low candidate for Peter Bendix and the Miami Marlins
Allen Settle|
Miami Marlins lefty Jesus Luzardo has been rumored as a potential target for the Boston Red Sox. This deal makes sense for both clubs, but only if the price is right!
Allen Settle|
The Miami Marlins are ready to unleash their other-worldly power-hitting prospect Deyvison De Los Santos, in 2025. We can expect epic moon-shot homers from MiLB's 2024 home run leader. But what could his stat line look like during his rookie campaign?
Allen Settle|
The Miami Marlins must address their shortstop void this offseason. While veteran Paul DeJong checks a few important boxes, there are also major concerns in his overall game.
Allen Settle|
Marlins division rivals have an OF dilemma. The Philadelphia Phillies will need to upgrade their OF as their current mix is not particularly promising.
Neil Raymond|
Miami Marlins make a surprise trade of slugger. Peter Bendix is trading the team built by Kim Ng. Jake Burger is the next to go and this came out of nowhere.
Neil Raymond|
Bad news for the Marlins after the Draft lottery. The Draft lottery has burned the Miami Marlins and it's not looking good for the team. What is coming next?
Neil Raymond|
Marlins rivals lose top of the rotation pitcher. Max Fried left the Atlanta Braves for the New York Yankees. This is a blow to The Miami Marlins' division foes.
Neil Raymond|
How do MLB's Winter Meetings work? And what does a small-market team like the Miami Marlins, who are fully out on Juan Soto and the top free agents, stand to gain? Here are three key things Peter Bendix and company need to have on their to-do list.
Allen Settle|
The Miami Marlins need an everyday shortstop. Recently posted KBO star Hye-seong Kim is a perfect and affordable target that would allow established Marlins to shift to their natural positions in 2025 and beyond.
Allen Settle|
Interesting Miami Marlins and rival off-season bullpen notes. The Philadelphia Phillies signed Jordan Romano for their 'pen. The Miami Marlins lost Mike Baumann
Neil Raymond|
The Juan Soto sweepstakes has come to an end after the superstar inked a historic 15-year, $765 million contract with the NL East rival New York Mets. Here are three key ways this deal will impact the Miami Marlins.
Allen Settle|
The Miami Marlins have a dire need at shortstop. Could recently non-tendered veteran Brendan Rodgers, who is a former Gold Glove winner with MLB experience at SS, be a surprise option to fill this void?
Allen Settle|
The Miami Marlins are seeking to rebuild by finding value in the margins. The advanced stats show that former SF Giants closer Camilo Doval, who was recently reported as a trade candidate, is a perfect buy-low target.
Allen Settle|
Marlins rivals may end up regretting historic deal. The New York Mets signed RF Juan Soto to a historic contract, signing him away from the New York Yankees.
Neil Raymond|
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