Here’s what recent roster moves could mean for Marlins

The Miami Marlins have started their offseason by restructuring their 40-man roster, adding six pitchers while removing nine players to leave five open spots. Christina De Nicola reports that these recent adjustments establish Javier Sanoja as the front-runner to start at third base, while Agustín Ramírez is positioned to serve as the backup catcher behind Joe Mack.

Miami also reinstated several pitchers from the 60-day injured list, including Andrew Nardi, who faces uncertainty while recovering from elbow surgery. President of baseball operations Peter Bendix praised Sanoja's breakout campaign and noted Ramírez's defensive recovery, as the front office prepares for upcoming contract-tendering and qualifying-offer deadlines.