If there is a belief the Miami Marlins have hit the bottom of the barrel in the National League East, then there is nowhere for this team to go but up. That’s going to be hard to do given the team’s current record of 9-24 and a chance to set a record in futility with a loss on Tuesday in Chicago.
There aren’t a lot of good things to say about this organization except for the arm of Caleb Smith and a young pitching rotation that has shown flashes of brilliance only to be destroyed by a lack of offense.