If the 2018 season was an indication of what the Miami Marlins can expect from second-year player Brian Anderson, then this organization has a cornerstone player to build around for years to come.
The third baseman/right fielder split time around the base pads and in the outfield, giving way to veteran Martin Prado, who once again returned from a stint on the disabled list. Brian Anderson’s future with the organization is at the hot corner, but until Prado’s career in Miami is over, that time may a little more than expected.
For now, Anderson’s versatility is a valuable commodity for skipper Don Mattingly, who knows he has a solid bat in either the second or third spot in the batting order.