Now, this isn’t the New York Yankees, the Chicago Cubs, or the Boston Red Sox, with over 100 years of history to draw upon. This isn’t even the New York Mets or Houston Astros, with over 50. The Miami Marlins, and their sister team, the Colorado Rockies, are the 27th and 28th oldest existing major league ball clubs. As such, their low man, at 50th, is lower than most other teams. Likewise, their #1 is also lower than most teams.
I’ll be using baseball-reference.com and their brWAR metric to measure these players against one another. I think it’s the best statistic available to ascertain who is more valuable to a club, pitcher against hitter, starter against reliever, or 1993 against 2019 (or later).