At some point soon, Derek Jeter and the Miami Marlins will face a tough decision.
Which of the young arms on the pitching staff will be dealt for everyday players? Will it be an established starter or a rising arm who has no place to go because of the sheer numbers of prospects the front office has acquired over the past two years?
Any baseball organization that must deal with this “situation” must be doing something right, but since it’s Miami, it’s a great problem to have. There is no consensus about who may get dealt, possibly as early as this offseason.