The Miami Marlins had one all-star last year. Sandy Alcantara made the roster by virtue of the rule that every single MLB team should be represented.
Hopefully this year, the team from South Florida will have a few representatives on the roster during the Mid-Summer Classic based on the way they played, not by some technicality.
Since this team still does not have a true identity, nor does it have a player the baseball masses can identify with, the Marlins will need to count on player development. This means Brian Anderson has a better than a decent shot to find his way to the All-Star team for the first time.