Three months into the 2019 campaign, the formerly unknown bunch is starting to gain some well-deserved notoriety. That, despite 60 percent of the Miami Marlins rotation getting replaced in the past few weeks due to an assortment of injuries.
Pablo Lopez (5-5, 4.23), Jose Urena (4-7, 4.70), and Caleb Smith (3-4, 3.41) were all putting together solid, and at times spectacular campaigns at the time of their respective injuries. The turn of events left rookie Sandy Alcantara (4-6, 3.51) and second-year player Trevor Richards (3-8, 3.