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Before the offseason even starts, we can all agree that the Fish are in need of reinforcements for next season, in case they want to be on the contention picture, or worse, if there is even a baseball season. I…

Writing for Fish On First, Hans Herrera argues that the Miami Marlins need to acquire a third baseman through a trade this offseason. The writer suggests that Javier Sanoja is better suited for a utility role, and internal options remain unreliable. Because free agency is deemed financially unlikely, Herrera believes the front office will target young, arbitration-eligible players who have team control and projected salaries below $5 million.
Herrera ranks San Francisco Giants third baseman Casey Schmitt as the top target, citing his 21 home runs and projected $2.5 million salary. Zack Gelof of the Athletics is proposed as the second choice at an estimated $3 million salary. Baltimore Orioles infielder Jordan Westburg is listed as a third option, while Spencer Steer and Brett Baty are also considered alternative candidates.
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