Dan Jennings move not aligned with Marlins preseason goals

Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY SportsThe Marlins were active throughout the offseason and want to win now. But is that goal realistic with Jennings as the club's manager?

Miami was active throughout the offseason and consistently said it wanted to win. It filled holes on its roster, adding veteran pitchers and position players. It added Lenny Harris to an already experienced group of coaches. The Marlins were confident they would win in 2015. And the manager may not have too much to do with that.

Although it is the manager's job to determine where to have Giancarlo Stanton bat and when to pull a starter, say Mat Latos, for example, the squad has to produce consistently. To this point in 2015, the…