The 2020 Fish may look a bit like a 2015 Barves reunion and that is a very good thing for the rest of the division. Still, after a 57-105 season, there is really nowhere to go but up. The team has added a boatload of 30-somethings on the offense this season in an attempt to better an attack that scored the least in last year’s NL (they were a half run behind the pathetic Giants hitters!) The pitching will be more of the same from last season: they will throw harder than anyone else; they will throw more sliders than anyone else; and they might just approach league average results.
2020 NL East Team Previews: Miami Marlins
