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Marlins Morning News: Marlins will look to complete roster this off-season

After leaving this year’s GM meetings, the Marlins felt as though they now have a better understanding of their goals this winter. They will look to round out their roster and add to their depth, all while keeping pitching as their number one priority.

By Carmine DiPalma
MLB: Atlanta Braves at Miami Marlins Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports

Marlins News

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Around the League

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The Tigers are looking to trade their first piece this offseason and the Giants are interested.

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