As the offseason drags on, the Marlins continue to look for options to improve a roster that made their first playoff appearance in 17 years last season. As other teams fill out their own rosters, options begin to present themselves as players fall down the totem pole within their organization.
One such player is Adam Ottavino, a 10-year veteran reliever on the New York Yankees. ESPN’s Buster Olney speculated this weekend that as the Yankees look for more starting pitching while trying underneath MLB’s luxury tax threshold, Ottavino could become expendable. He’s coming off a year that looks pretty rough on paper (he had a 5.