Marlins Trade Acquisition Jared Serna Is Full Of Surprises
The Marlins picked up shortstop Jared Serna when they traded Jazz Chisholm to the Yankees. Now, Serna looks to make a strong impression in 2025.
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The Marlins picked up shortstop Jared Serna when they traded Jazz Chisholm to the Yankees. Now, Serna looks to make a strong impression in 2025.
A series of changes in the batter’s box and off the field helped facilitate a powerful breakout for young Marlins catcher Joe Mack.
Gage Miller’s simple, compact swing helped him dominate the SEC at Alabama. The Marlins were only too happy to draft him in the third round.
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First-year Marlins president of operations Peter Bendix had a history with Shane Sasaki from his time with the Rays.
The Marlins love the upside potential of high school lefthander Thomas White, who looked sharp this spring.
Max Meyer’s determination has served him well in his rehab from Tommy John surgery. Now he eyes a return to MLB at some point this season.
Top pick Noble Meyer spent his offseason developing his pitch shapes and location strategy.
Andrew Lindsey thought he was done with baseball in 2021. But baseball wasn’t done with him.
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Speedy Xavier Edwards got back to doing what he does best this season and was rewarded with a September callup.
Southern Mississippi lefthanded reliever Justin Storm was at his best when it mattered most.
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