Brandon Kintzler was not only the most experienced pitcher on the 2020 Marlins roster, but also among the club’s most valuable. He brought stability to the back end of the bullpen and a sense of humor to the clubhouse and his media sessions. Now for the big $4 million question: Will the Marlins bring him back next season?
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Coming off a strong 2019 campaign with the Cubs (2.68 ERA, 3.56 FIP, 1.02 WHIP in 57.0 IP), the veteran right-hander lingered on the free agent market much longer than expected.