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The Marlins had a great 2023 season, going 84-78 and making it to a Wild Card playoff round in the NL East. They would take on the Phillies in that playoff round, and ultimately come up short after just two games. Still, the team had 15 more wins when compared to 2022. Jazz Chisholm helped the team in their effort to make it to the playoffs. The first female general manager, Kim Ng, got a chance to celebrate the Marlins' playoff birth as well. This was the best season for the Marlins since 2009.
Luis Arraez had another great season on offense. He finished 2023 with a .354 batting average, with 10 home runs and 69 RBIs. He had 71 runs, second only to Jorge Soler who had 77 runs and 36 home runs. Bryan De La Cruz played in 153 games this season and finished the year with 19 home runs and 78 RBIs. Jesus Luzardo won ten games, and finished the season with an ERA of 3.63, playing in 32 games, in total.
The Marlins finished the 2022 season with a 69-93 overall record. They were 32 games behind the first-place Braves. On February 28, 2022, Derek Jeter left as Marlins CEO and head of baseball operations. Sandy Alcantara was a Cy Young Award winner in 2022 for the National League. Pablo Lopez had his first full season as a Marlin. He played in 32 games, with ten wins and a final ERA of 3.75. Braxton Garrett played in 17 games, with 90 strikeouts. If Trevor Rodgers gets hot again, they will be in a great position to compete in 2023.
The Miami Marlins spent 2021 in rebuilding mode. With a final record of 67-95, first-year manager Don Mattingly will spend the off-season working on improving the team. Out of the box, the Marlins played under .500 baseball. There was a flurry of wins in mid-April when the team had series wins against top teams such as the Braves, Brewers, and Giants. It would take another month of baseball before the team would win another series. For 2022, the Miami Marlins will see Joe Panik, Austin Pruitt, and Sandy Leon as free agents. Two of these players will likely be re-signed. The entire athletic training staff was let go in early October. Mike Jacobs will not be back as their minor league manager.