East edition 2: Orioles/ Marlins

AL East Team= Baltimore Orioles NL East Team- Miami Marlins

AL East Team- Baltimore Orioles

Key Arrivals
Jose Iglesias(SS)-1.47WAR Kohi Stewart(SP)- 0.25WAR
Cole Sulser(P)- 0.07WAR 701IP 0.00ERA 9SO
Pat Valaika(3B)- -0.06WAR.79AB, 15H, 1HR, .190BA
Luis Urias(IF)- expected to compete for Utility man spot.
Claimed-, Michael Rucker(P), Brandon Bailey(P), Travis Lakins(P)- All on 40man roster all in camp- too hard to tell if any break camp as of now

Key Departures

Mark Trumbo(DH)- -0.28WAR Aaron Brooks(SP)- 0.06WAR
Jonathan Villar(2B)-4.0WAR 642AB, 176H, 24HR 274BA Dylan Bundy(P)-2.3WAR,

2021 Free Agents/Trade Chips

Jose Iglesias-Going to hopefully recoup some value Wade LeBlanc- same story as Iglesias

Key NRI to watch

Bryan Holaday(C)0.28WAR Mason Williams(OF)- -0.08WAR Yusniel Diaz(OF)-top 10 Prospect
Zac Lowther(P)- #10 prospect

Incoming/Upcoming Talent
Adley Rutschman(C) #1 prospect NRI
Brandon Bailey(P)- should break camp as the 5th starter

Contracts Selected
Keegan Akin(P)= could break camp in the rotation or we will see at some point i think early in 2020
Ryan McKenna(OF)-should start the season in the minors could in later part of 2020
Ryan Mountcastle(1B)- top 10 prospect- should see early in 2020

Returning from IL
Alex Cobb(SP)-3S, 12.1IP, 10.95ERA-hopefully rebound, reestablish value and gets traded


Fantasy Impact Players
Trey Mancini(OF), Hanser Alberto(2B), Jose Iglesias(SS), Michael Givens(CP)

Vegas Projected Win Total
56.5Wins
I think that this team hits the under on wins if they end up moving any even close to valuable pieces this year. Which I think they will so I think 50-52Wins

Storylines to Follow

Trey Mancini- Ready to lead this team io what we have no idea
Worst spring training hats in MLB
66, yes 66 players in camp
Could add Andrew Cashner(P) Tim Beckham(SS)

Bold Predictions
This team will have the most no-name players who turn the most heads this season

Fact Check

OK, so Davis cheated, got caught, and got suspended. But Davis went a long way toward redeeming himself just a few days later when he helped lift an overturned pickup truck off a man pinned underneath it. Jean Valjean stuff.

NL East Team- Miami Marlins

Key Arrivals Corey Dickerson(LF)-0.46WAR Brandon Kintzler(RP)-1.7WAR
Francisco Cervelli(C)-0.16WAR Matt Joyce(LF)-0.67WAR
Yimi Garcia(RP)-0.3WAR Stephen Tarpley(P)- -0.05WAR, 6.93ERA 24.2IP 34SO
Jonathan Villar(3B)-4.0WAR, 24HR 274BA Jesus Aguilar(1B)- 0.1WAR, 12HR, 236BA
Claimed:Tyler Kinley(P) 0.8WAR, 3.65ERA, 49.1IP, 45SO Should break camp in the pen and be a decent pen arm

Key Departures
Starlin Castro(2B)-0.75WAR Niel Walker(2B)-0.65WAR JT Riddle(SS)- -04WAR
Curtis Granderson(OF)- -0.6WAR Martin Prado(1B)- -1.3WAR

2021 Free Agents/Trade Chips
jonathan Villar, Brandon Kintzler, Francisco Cervelli, Matt Joyce, Yimi Garcia

Key NRI to watch
Sean Rodiguez(2B)-0.34WAR Pat Venditte(RP)--0.18WAR
Matt Kemp(LF)--0.9WAR
Ryan Cook(P)-last pitched for Seattle in 2018 went 17IP, 5.29ERA and 23SO in 19Ap\P
JJ Bleday(OF)#2 prospect Braxton Garrett(P)-#7 prospect Trevor Rodgers(P)-#8 prospect
Jose Devers(OF)-#10 prospect

Incoming/Upcoming Talent
We should see a lot of the top-level talent in the spring this year and then we should see them again i2020 

Contracts Selected
Edward Cabrera(P) Jazz Chisholm(SS), Sixto Sanchez(P)
All of who should start the year in high minors and appear at some point in the first half of the 2020 season

Returning from IL

Chad Wallach(C), Brian Anderson(3B), Drew Steckenrider(P)

Fantasy Impact Players
Brian Anderson-3B/OF, Corey Dickerson-OF,

Vegas Projected Win Total
64.5
 I think this team hits the over at 65 games won. But they finish dead last in the division and they continue to trade off any and call saleable assets

Storylines to Follow
Mattingly is sure of “significant improvement”, they may make some noise win a few more games than last year. But all in all, will be a sub 500 team.
Bold Predictions
This team could possibly finish with more wins as I would be really interested to see a full season of Brian Anderson, and to see how a lot of these prospects fair throughout the year.

Fact Check

In 2008, the Florida Marlins debuted "The Marlins Manatees", Major League Baseball's first-ever all-male dance/energy squad to star alongside the Mermaids.

As of 2012, the Marlins have abandoned the "Mermaids" and "Manatees" for in-game entertainment instead of using an "energy squad", a co-ed group of dancers.