With the Marlins offseason now in full effect, we must take a step back and analyze the past year both on and off the field.
The end result of the season was not what any of us hoped, as the Marlins finished under .500 for the ninth season in a row. However, there were plenty of positives to take from it. Two examples of that being the emergence of Brian Anderson as an everyday player and the rise of Pablo López through the minors.
But what about the front office?