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What Marlins are thinking approaching the July 31 trade deadline

What’s the Marlins’ position as far as dealing players before the July 31 trade deadline?

Here’s what we’re hearing from two MLB sources briefed on the situation:

u25aa The Marlins are not actively shopping players, and do not need to trim their $100 million payroll further, but all of their veterans who are into their arbitration or free agent years are considered available: Brad Ziegler, Derek Dietrich, Dan Straily, Justin Bour and Starlin Castro.

The Marlins obviously would have no expectation of anyone trading for Martin Prado (due $13.5 million this season, $15 million in 2019) or Wei-Yin Chen (due $20 million in 2019, $22 million in 2020).