Was just updated this week, from MLB.com:

1. Thomas White LHP

2. Noble Meyer RHP

3. Connor Norby 2B/OF

4. Agustin Ramirez C/!B

5. Deyvison De Los Santos 1B/3B

6. Robby Snelling LHP

7. Carter Johnson SS

8. Dillon Head OF

9. PJ Morlando OF

10. Joe Mack C

11. Jared Serna SS/2B

12. Adam Mazur RHP

13. Kemp Alderman OF

14. Javier Sanoja SS/2B/OF

15. Karson Milbrandt RHP

16. Gage Miller 2B/3B

17. Victor Mesa Jr. OF

18. Andres Valor OF

19. Andrew Pintar OF

20. Jakob Marsee OF

21. Keyner Benitez LHP

22. Aiden May RHP

23.  Graham Pauley 3B/2B/OF

24. Luis Cova OF

25. Grant Shepardson RHP

26. Dax Fulton LHP

27. Jun-Seok Shim RHP

28. Jacob Miller RHP

29. Mark Coley II OF

30. Nathan Martorella 1B/OF

All positions are listed from MLB.com

If you have any questions or comments, fire away.

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That one guy who really likes Jacob Berry is in shambles right now.

20 minutes ago, Trade Ya Mama said:

That one guy who really likes Jacob Berry is in shambles right now.

He’s been pretty decent since June!

Interesting to see this year's #2 pick is rated higher than the #1, don't know if they factored his injury in. 

Also, only two Marlins players are in the MLB top 100 at least they actually drafted those two. 

The system is improved with trades but has a long way to go 

10 minutes ago, fanofthefish said:

Interesting to see this year's #2 pick is rated higher than the #1, don't know if they factored his injury in. 

Also, only two Marlins players are in the MLB top 100 at least they actually drafted those two. 

The system is improved with trades but has a long way to go 

Our second pick has gotten comps to Gunnar Henderson, so, ya know.

 

... he'll be injured by dawn tomorrow.

 

...... he'll be washing dishes and squirt dawn soap in his eye.

Agustin, De Los Santos, and Norby all listed as #10 at their position rankings  overall (Norby is ranked as a 2b).

White and Snelling are at #3 and #9 for LHP.

Luis Cova was #21st ranked for international prospects signed.

Noble Meyer is free falling faster and on a Jacob Berry trajectory right now.

Sanoja and Cerna are the two having the most impressive years.

Have no idea why Coley is ranked.

Keyner Benitez is a young guy who is intriguing with a lot of upside.

Johnson was ranked above Morlando in most pre-draft reports.  They agreed to pick Morlando and sign him under slot so they could throw more money Johnson's way to sway him from going to college. Johnson is probably more the "true" #1 pick taking into account the circumstances.

 

14 hours ago, fanofthefish said:

Interesting to see this year's #2 pick is rated higher than the #1, don't know if they factored his injury in. 

Also, only two Marlins players are in the MLB top 100 at least they actually drafted those two. 

The system is improved with trades but has a long way to go 

Wait wait wait, three weeks ago half this board was insisting we are now a "fringe playoff team" NEXT YEAR after the deadline moves, so which is it?!?!

4 minutes ago, mrchainsaw said:

Wait wait wait, three weeks ago half this board was insisting we are now a "fringe playoff team" NEXT YEAR after the deadline moves, so which is it?!?!

there was like one person who said the Marlins might not be far off next season if things really break right for them

17 minutes ago, hovertical said:

there was like one person who said the Marlins might not be far off next season if things really break right for them

While I'm not the person who said it, it is true. It is, however, very big and multiple IFS.

If the starting rotation comes back to form with Sandy leading the way and remain healthy. Sandy can be back and leading the charge with a decimated rotation if other's health is no good. However - Sandy, Luzardo, Brax, maybe Max [bullpen? TBD], Ed if his recent-ish numbers are forreals [if not then we really should try him as a reliever guy dude], Weathers, and Eury coming back - quite a few options, at least.

If the bats we acquired this deadline come up and make an immediate impact. Our offense is notoriously just bad no matter who gets in the lineup the last few years, but if we finally have some game changers with the bats, that goes a long way.

 

Combine those two IFS together, then yes, this is a playoff team. Requires so much to go right, though.

3 minutes ago, Michael said:

While I'm not the person who said it, it is true. It is, however, very big and multiple IFS.

If the starting rotation comes back to form with Sandy leading the way and remain healthy. Sandy can be back and leading the charge with a decimated rotation if other's health is no good. However - Sandy, Luzardo, Brax, maybe Max [bullpen? TBD], Ed if his recent-ish numbers are forreals [if not then we really should try him as a reliever guy dude], Weathers, and Eury coming back - quite a few options, at least.

If the bats we acquired this deadline come up and make an immediate impact. Our offense is notoriously just bad no matter who gets in the lineup the last few years, but if we finally have some game changers with the bats, that goes a long way.

 

Combine those two IFS together, then yes, this is a playoff team. Requires so much to go right, though.

It's easy to forget that the Marlins have one of the best starting rotations in baseball when healthy.

If the offense can just even be close to league average next season (which I understand is a tall task), then I think the Marlins definitely have a shot. You have to be really bad to not at least contend for a playoff spot with three Wild Cards now, and I think you would have to be really crazy to think that the Marlins are this bad when healthy. Literally the entire starting pitching staff has been hurt this year.

Edited August 20, 20241 yr by Valid