Dillon Lewis wants 20-20 seasons to be a given part of his baseball identity. The Marlins’ No. 11 prospect was well on his way to achieving that during his first year with the organization until a hamate bone fracture in…
Miami Marlins No. 11 prospect Dillon Lewis considered playing in the Arizona Fall League an easy choice after a fractured hamate bone disrupted his 2024 season. Lewis had surgery to repair the fracture in his right hand, which sidelined him for seven weeks and limited his power down the stretch with Double-A Pensacola.
Now playing for the Glendale Desert Dogs, the 23-year-old outfielder is using the AFL to regain his confidence and hand strength after hitting .275 across his first 13 games. Lewis hopes the additional development and reps will position him to make an impact in the Marlins organization next spring.
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