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My thoughts and opinions on all things Miami Marlins and the Marlins Minor League system

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The Fish Need Their Star

The 2026 Miami Marlins have thus far exceeded expectations set by the media and cautiously optimistic fans alike. They sit at 60-59 and 3.5 GB of the wild card. The Fish have found themselves here by being a very well rounded team designed to win close games. The production backs this up and even suggests they could be doing even better, they rank 9th in overall team fWAR with 27.2 fWAR. They've accomplished these totals with a balanced attack and a team full of contributors. 13 players have bro

5 Marlins on "He Looks Different!" watch for Spring Training 2026

Ryan Gusto Ryan Gusto finally made his MLB debut at age 26 with the Astros before being traded to the Fish at the trade deadline for Jesus Sanchez. The results were less than fantastic, putting up a 5.67 ERA in 101.2 IP. Gusto's main appeal is his 4seam fastball and his overall repertoire consisting of 6 total pitches. His 4 seam fastball (sitting 94) is his best pitch in both shape and command but it just isn't good enough to be used 45% of the time while none of his other pitches are

5 Trades That Would Help Give The Fish A Brighter Future

Marlins receive: OF Jo Adell Angels receive: 3B/DH Jacob Berry (MIA #21 prospect) and RHP Josh White   Jo Adell gives the Marlins a super high upside project for the new MLB staff to work with. Adell is coming off a 90 wRC+ 0.1 fWAR season in 130 games but a heap of mental errors and unluckiness on batted balls ( .317 xwOBA vs .296 wOBA) brought his production down in 2024. But he was been progressing his game throughout his MLB career and has 3 more years of club control. Be

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Why The Last Rebuild Failed And Why The Current One Should Be Different

The Leading Moments to the Sherman era After decades of being renowned as possibly THE worst owner in MLB after sinking baseball in 2 cities and 2 different countries (Miami and Montreal) Jeffery Loria finally decided he had enough of dealing with a begrudged fanbase and a running in place baseball team, he made the decision that lit a spark in all south Florida baseball fans' eyes. He decided to sell the team. During the process there became two front runners: Jorge Mas and Bruce Sherman.

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