The Verdict
The Jazz deal remains the most nuanced and difficult to grade. On one hand, the Fish received at least one high-upside prospect at a key position in Agustin Ramirez. The inclusion of Serna is also an exciting sweetener.
However, when you consider the established upside of Jazz Chisholm, it is disappointing that Miami was unable to land a lottery ticket in MLB's top 100 prospects. This is especially painful considering the aforementioned fact that the Marlins did not have to part ways with the former franchise superstar.
Bendix and company could have done worse in the deal. But it is difficult to believe that there could have been a window to net a larger return.
At the end of the day, Miami receives a middling grade for this deadline blockbuster.
Final Marlins' Trade Grade: C