The only sure thing Miami Marlins fans can count on regarding the team’s starting rotation is Jose Urena should once again walk to the mound as the Opening Day pitcher. After that, it’s a crapshoot over what happens and how the remaining four spots are defined.
Miami has a “good” problem in that there are plenty of arms to choose from. Determining which ones will put this franchise on a winning track is up in the air. Urena was the team’s best pitcher last season after the second half of 2018 that was as dominant as any arm in the National League.