Before the exodus of the “best outfield in the majors,” and before J.T Realmuto was a member of the Philadelphia Phillies, and before the untimely demise of the then-present and future ace of the Miami Marlins, Jose Fernandez, the 2016 Miami Marlins were considered by some as a possible wild-card team in the tough National League East.
Left-handed starter Adam Conley had posted a 4-1 record with a 3.76 ERA and a 1.284 WHIP through 67 innings in 2015 as a rookie for the Marlins. Prior to the Friday night game against the Brewers in April of 2016, Conley’s sophomore effort was shaking out a little worse for wear.