PT TOMORROW: NL East—Armed to the gills
Mar 30 2022
The Marlins are up to their gills in arms, boasting one of the most exciting collections of young starting pitchers in MLB. Let’s have a look at their depth of options.
Sandy Alcantara (RHP, MIA) is counted firmly among the top-15 SPs going in drafts (40th overall, #12 SP, NFBC 15-team since March 1). There’s much to recommend here, from his durability (one of only four pitchers to record 200 IP in ’21 & “A” Health grade), to the big leap in skills last season (3.44 xERA, 18% K-BB%, 13.9 SwK, 130 BPV), to the improved lineup backing him up. The 2022 Baseball Forecaster slapped an “UP: Cy Young” on him, and at age 26, the sky’s the limit.
Trevor Rogers (LHP, MIA) wasn’t the most heralded pitching prospect coming up the...
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