The Miami Marlins endured another difficult year losing 100 games in 2024. They've lost 90 or more games in five of the last six seasons (excluding the shortened 2020). A once-promising stable of arms has deteriorated into obscurity with serious questions on health and the viability of future rotations.
Miami took major steps this year reshaping their front office in an attempt to spark new, innovative ideas to build a winner. The farm system has some exciting pieces on the horizon. Should the team elect to rebuild this offseason, the big league roster has pieces that could net controllable talent that'd be a part of the next winner in South Beach.
After a 100-loss season, the Fish have the best chance (22.45%, tied with the Colorado Rockies) at the No. 1 pick and almost certainly will select in the Top 5 in the 2025 MLB Draft. They've picked higher than six just twice in 10 years and haven't picked No. 1 overall since they tabbed Adrian Gonzalez the top pick in 2000.
