As the MLB Trade Deadline approaches at warp speed, the Miami Marlins continue to field calls from ball clubs looking to bolster their team’s chances of making the postseason. One player, in particular, second baseman Starlin Castro, remains a veteran likely to have a new home by the end of the month.
Per Mark Polishuk of mlbtraderumors.com and Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald, the Marlins are one of the teams looking to make deals that will help their payroll for 2020 and beyond. Castro, who was part of the deal with the New York Yankees that sent Giancarlo Stanton to the Big Apple, has $16 million price tag next season the front office does not want on its books.