Today, we’re unveiling the 10 best prospects in the Marlins’ system entering 2027.
The top of the Marlins’ system is headlined by Thomas White, a talented lefthander with frontline starter upside and one of the most overpowering arsenals in the minors, though injuries limited him to just seven starts in 2026.
Baseball America’s Jacob Rudner is hosting a chat at 2 p.m. ET to discuss White and the overall state of Miami’s farm system.
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Below, you can find our projected Marlins lineup for 2030, as well as a rundown of prospects with the best scouting tools in the system.
Projected 2030 Marlins Lineup
Catcher: Joe Mack (27)
First Base: Brandon Compton (26)
Second Base: Javier Sanoja (27)
Third Base: Aiva Arquette (26)
Shortstop: Jacob Lombard (22)
Left Field: Jakob Marsee (29)
Center Field: Cam Cannarella (26)
Right Field: Owen Caissie (27)
DH: Heriberto Hernández (30)
No. 1 Starter: Thomas White (25)
No. 2 Starter: Robby Snelling (26)
No. 3 Starter: Eliazar Dishmey (25)
No. 4 Starter: Tyler Phillips (32)
No. 5 Starter: Ethan Kleinschmit (25)
Closer: Karson Milbrandt (26)
Notable FA Before 2030: Sandy Alcantara, Xavier Edwards, Otto Lopez, Max Meyer, Eury Pérez & Kyle Stowers
Below, you’ll find prospects with the best tools within the organization. To go directly to Miami’s Top 10, click here.
Marlins Best Tools
Best Hitter: Cam Cannarella
Best Power Hitter: Brandon Compton
Best Strike-Zone Discipline: Cam Cannarella
Fastest Baserunner: Dillon Head
Best Athlete: Jacob Lombard
Best Fastball: Eliazar Dishmey
Best Curveball: Joey Volini
Best Slider: Thomas White
Best Changeup: Samuel Carpio
Best Control: Brandon White
Best Defensive Catcher: Victor Ortega
Best Defensive Infielder: Starlyn Caba
Best Infield Arm: Luis Arana
Best Defensive Outfielder: Cam Cannarella
Best Outfield Arm: Esmil Valencia