Would the Marlins be in the market for a frontline starting pitcher?

Despite the plan to add players at minimal costs to the team’s payroll, would the Miami Marlins seek a high-priced, top-line starting pitcher this winter?

Would the Marlins take a shot at trying to add a big-name front-line pitcher this offseason? And if so, does the move signal a change in how the front office will develop the future of the organization?

There has been so much talk about the Marlins being a small budget team playing in a market that is crying for a winning baseball franchise. It’s been 10 seasons since the team had a winning record and 16 years since the team made the playoffs. The organization has two World Series trophies in its existence but has struggled mightily in…