The Dodgers and Justin Turner have been a match made in heaven for the past nine years, and all indications are that both sides want that relationship to continue. But until they hash out the details, JT remains a free agent, which means he can sign with any team he wants to.
The Marlins are one of several teams interested in Turner, and according to Barry Jackson and Craig Mish of the Miami Herald, Miami has made a formal offer to the star infielder.
The Marlins, looking to add an established hitter who can play both corner infield spots, have made an offer to third baseman Justin Turner, according to an industry source.