Marcell Ozuna has shown how valuable he can be to the Marlins’ lineup when he’s locked in at the plate.
Staying productive for an entire season is the next step for the Marlins’ talented outfielder one year after he was named an All-Star for the first time.
Ozuna hit .266 while driving in 76 runs and matching his career-high in home runs with 23. He also hit a career-best six triples.
But the first half of the season which earned him a trip to San Diego’s Petco Park as one of four Marlins’ All-Stars along with the late Jose Fernandez, A.