The Marlins have a wide array of potential targets as the offseason gets underway. Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald reports that the Fish are seeking at least one external addition to both the rotation and the bullpen. According to…

The Miami Marlins are reportedly open to acquiring an everyday position player for a corner infield or outfield spot this offseason. According to a report by Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald, the Marlins are also seeking external additions to reinforce both their starting rotation and bullpen. Miami's roster flexibility up the middle provides the front office freedom to target impact bats.
With low payroll commitments outside of Sandy Alcantara's contract, Miami holds financial flexibility despite having one of MLB's lowest payroll projections. The club could consider free-agent or trade targets across the corner positions to complement returning hitters like Kyle Stowers, Javier Sanoja, and Griffin Conine.
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