A conversation with the Mets catcher, plus a tour of baseball’s outliers and aberrations for the week
The Marlins promote the best left-handed pitching prospect in the minors.
The Marlins demote Derek Dietrich, the Mariners do the same to Nick Franklin, Jordan Pacheco is available and Yankees bullpen gets more length.
The Astros and Jonathan Singleton make plans together, the Marlins trade a draft pick, and the Braves call up a new arm.
Jones didn’t make it into the Annual this year, but now he’s contributing. Here’s why/how/what/etc.
Have the Marlins figured out how to beat the Giants at their own ballpark?
The Marlins cut Carlos Marmol loose, while a slew of excellent players are hurt.
Ben and Sam discuss two teams that have significantly surpassed expectations so far: the Colorado Rockies and the Miami Marlins.
The Mariners send Nick Franklin back down, the Twins know when to Fuld ’em, and Carter Capps will face harder chaps.
The Marlins’ new catcher might have an affect that goes beyond credible slash lines.
Part one in a division-by-division dialogue leading up to Opening Day.
Some teams are spending the spring trying out potential positional mates. Who should win these battles?
A mechanical look at the minor leagues’ top left-handed pitching prospect.
In which Doug discovers mechanical connections between the pitchers on the Nats, Cardinals, Marlins, and other teams.
Miami’s next good team starts to come into focus.
Giancarlo Stanton and Jose Fernandez are the headliners in south Florida.
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