The 2021 Miami Marlins season is complete and it was a disappointing season, to say the least. The Marlins finished with a 67-95 record and placed fourth in the NL East, representing a step in the wrong direction on the heels of a 2020 postseason berth. After falling short of expectations, they must address their weaknesses in order to solidify themselves as a competitive team.
One thing that needs to be fixed is the catcher position. As a catching unit, the Marlins had a 57 wRC+, which ranked third-worst among MLB teams.
Here are five realistic options, potentially available via trade and free agency, who should be considered by the Marlins this offseason.