MIAMI (CBSMiami) – The Miami Marlins have officially landed in Jupiter for the start of spring training, with pitchers and catchers taking the field for the first time Thursday.
The team is pretty confident in its pitching staff, particularly with its young five-man rotation.
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The oldest projected starter is just about 25 years old, so the front office made sure to add plenty of veteran presence to its bullpen.
Sandy Alcantara, last year’s opening day starter, said staying healthy and pitching more than 200 innings is on his 2021 checklist.