If the Miami Marlins are going to get serious about moving out of the National League East cellar, the front office needs to consider adding a veteran to its starting rotation.
It’s not rocket science to look at the current pitching staff and see youth, strength, and weakness rolled into a roller coaster ride that has no stopping point. Balance is an issue as is finding five healthy arms to make it through a season. Aside from Sandy Alcantara, who started the 2019 season as the team’s fourth starter, Miami had to plug and play with different players on the mound throughout the year.