Marlins left with no margin for error if they’d like to contend in 2021

Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports For the Miami Marlins, the 2021 regular season has been a whole-lot-of puzzling to say the least to this point. Granted, we are only a week into the regular season, but problems that plagued the team in previous years seem to be persisting in the new calendar year.

While the starting pitching has been among the better in the sport to start the season with just 8 runs allowed in 30 innings per our Nicole Cahill, the bullpen has faltered, allowing 19 runs (18 earned) in 26 innings.

Offseason additions such as Adam Cimber (.417 BAA 2.0 WHIP), John Curtiss (6.75 ERA, 1.88 WHIP), and Adam Duvall (2-for-18, 7 K’s) have struggled out of the gate, while the likes of…