http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/m...723-story.html
Not that you can believe anything the FO says, but Hill says the core guys are staying until ownership is figured out.
Not that you can believe anything the FO says, but Hill says the core guys are staying until ownership is figured out.
The Miami Marlins intend on retaining their best players until the team’s ownership situation clears up, president of baseball operations Michael Hill said Sunday.
That hasn’t stopped other major league clubs from checking in on the Marlins’ core pieces — Giancarlo Stanton, Christian Yelich, Marcell Ozuna, J.T. Realmuto, Dan Straily and Justin Bour — but for now Hill said he has no intentions of trading anybody in that group.
“It's been fairly consistent with people checking in to see where we're at, to see if we may be open to expanding the players we're talking about,” Hill said. “Just tell them who is in play and the other guys are not.”
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Until a new regime can come in and decide on a big-picture direction for the franchise, don’t expect the Marlins’ top players to go anywhere.
There doesn’t seem to be any urgency for Hill to make significant moves leading up to the July 31 trade deadline.
That hasn’t stopped other major league clubs from checking in on the Marlins’ core pieces — Giancarlo Stanton, Christian Yelich, Marcell Ozuna, J.T. Realmuto, Dan Straily and Justin Bour — but for now Hill said he has no intentions of trading anybody in that group.
“It's been fairly consistent with people checking in to see where we're at, to see if we may be open to expanding the players we're talking about,” Hill said. “Just tell them who is in play and the other guys are not.”
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Until a new regime can come in and decide on a big-picture direction for the franchise, don’t expect the Marlins’ top players to go anywhere.
There doesn’t seem to be any urgency for Hill to make significant moves leading up to the July 31 trade deadline.
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