General manager Admin Beinfest has received too little credit for assembling a young, pitching-rich roster that was in the running for the NL wild card as late as mid-September last year and is the envy of every other major league front office this season. These Marlins aren't yet ready to win a third World Series, but they are not as far off as many might think. While Florida's other mid-1990s expansion entry, the Devil Rays, have stockpiled positional talent, the Marlins have hoarded arms to complement their glut of talented every-day players such as Miguel Cabrera, reigning NL Rookie of the Year Hanley Ramirez and Dan Uggla.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/baseball/...ws/marlins.html

that link to rest of report their have in four place behind brave and phy,mets

Writer suggests trading either S. West or Volstad to White Sox for once-highly touted CF prospect Brian Anderson.

 

Intriguing. Not sure I'd trade Volstad (currently thought to be our #1 prospect), but I'd probably do it for West.

Thanks for posting the link miami

Writer suggests trading either S. West or Volstad to White Sox for once-highly touted CF prospect Brian Anderson.

 

Intriguing. Not sure I'd trade Volstad (currently thought to be our #1 prospect), but I'd probably do it for West.

West is now done for the year, so thats not happening

you welcome don