The Miami Marlins are making sure their minor league players will be paid through the end of their seasons, according to Miami Herald and other sources.
Since the threat of COVID-19 has halted Major League Baseball until there is a plan in place to resume Spring Training and the eventual start of the 2020 season, minor league baseball has been put on the back burner. It is believed there will not be a season where prospects for the Marlins at any level, will play in their respective leagues.
The plan, according to what has been proposed by MLB and accepted by the owners of all 30 teams, is to have a 30-man roster with a 20-man taxi squad.