The Miami Marlins are a franchise well known for developing terrific starting pitchers, even if said pitchers often spend their prime years on other MLB teams. Nevertheless, the Marlins are continuing to stock their farm system with brilliant arms,

The Marlins had little use for De La Cruz, a competent hitter who has been terrible since leaving Miami (.200 in 44 games for Pittsburgh, .191 in 16 games for Atlanta this season). The Braves cut him, and he’s now in the Yankees’ minor-league system.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are reportedly “lurking” as potential suitors for Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara ahead of the MLB trade deadline, according to USA Today’s Bob Nightengale.

The Miami Marlins will likely be selling off some pieces between now and the MLB trade deadline, and they definitely have a handful of players that will genuinely interest other teams. However, the Marlins also have some guys that almost no one will want.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are being urged to acquire Miami Marlins slugger Jesus Sanchez following the Rafael Devers trade.

The 64-year-old former manager of three division champions said managing at baseball's highest level has "passed me by."

Contenders all across the MLB will certainly be placing calls to the Miami Marlins in the coming weeks, as the trade deadline is quickly approaching. The Marlin

Rookie Agustín Ramírez hit two home runs and Eric Wagaman had three RBIs to help the Miami Marlins hand the Washington Nationals their sixth straight loss, 11-9 in a game that included a rain delay of more than two hours.