The Miami Marlins sent top prospect Jose Fernandez to minor league camp despite a decent performance in spring training. When should he debut in Marlins colors?

Catching prospect Jacob Realmuto is an intriguing athlete who could find himself competing for Rob Brantly's starting job and forcing the organization to make a tough decision.

The Miami Marlins have a great prospect on their hands in outfielder Christian Yelich, but when will the potential future star finally make his major league debut?

Jacob Turner was the prize prospect acquisition in last July's trade that sent Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante to Detroit, but catcher Rob Brantly could prove to be the deal's most valuable return.

The Miami Marlins will be relying on the inexperienced 23-year-old Adeiny Hechavarria as their starting shortstop heading into the 2013 season. Hechavarria ranks seventh on the Fish Stripes Top Miami Marlins Prospects list.

Florida native Justin Nicolino is another intriguing addition to the Marlins' system by way of Toronto. If he keeps up his current pace, he could make his way to Marlins Park sooner rather than later.

The final member of Miami's excellent outfield prospect trio, Marcell Ozuna, features the best power bat in the system, earning him fifth place on the Fish Stripes 2013 Top Miami Marlins Prospects list.

Andrew Heaney, the Miami Marlins' first-round draft pick in 2012 Amateur Draft, ranks fourth among the Fish Stripes Top 20 Miami Marlins Prospects list.

The Baseball America Top 100 Prospects list came out yesterday, and the Miami Marlins fared well, placing six prospects on the list, including two top-20 players. More importantly, four of those six players were homegrown talents.

The key component of the Miami Marlins - Toronto Blue Jays blockbuster, outfielder Jake Marisnick, comes in third on the Fish Stripes Top 20 Miami Marlins Prospects list.