In a year with so much uncertainty, major league clubs—especially the Marlins—had to often reach deep into their player pool to fill out their roster. Right-hander Nick Vincent, who signed on June 29 (just as summer camp was beginning), became a surprising important piece for the Marlins. Vincent was elevated to the active roster on August 3 after a COVID-19 outbreak decimated their bullpen. From there, he stuck around for the rest of 2020. While a 34 year-old relief pitcher whose career ERA is around 3.40 may not have any long-term role for the Fish, Vincent proved himself useful during this unique 60-game season.
2020 Marlins Season Review: Nick Vincent
