Some Miami Marlins fans will be sad to see the 2018 MLB season end. Some may be upset the season hasn’t ended soon enough. When Trevor Richards takes the mound on Monday against the Washington Nationals, it will be part of the team’s final homestand of the season.
Richards has been riding a pitching roller coaster for the majority of the season but gives the team another young arm its rotation heading into 2019. Richards has a chance to make more of an impact, which could mean he will be a top-of-the-rotation starter. He may not be the ace of the staff, but the 25-year-old could make a case as the No.