At least the Miami Marlins have options.
After trading their closer Sergio Romo to the Minnesota Twins this past weekend, the team must decide who will fill that role as the ball club readies itself for the stretch run and the end of the 2019 season.
As of writing this story, Miami is 40-63 and has the third-worst record in all of Major League Baseball.
With Romo gone, who signed a one-year deal with the team over the offseason, who wins the closer’s role for the end of the season and beyond?