Let's debunk the ridiculous MLB trade deadline narrative that the Miami Marlins will actually trade for Arizona Diamondbacks star Eugenio Suarez.

Clemson outfielder Cam Cannarella agreed with the Miami Marlins on a $2,277,425 signing bonus, and just two of the top 315 players selected in this month's amateur baseball draft failed to reach agreements by Monday's deadline.

The Seattle Mariners and Cincinnati Reds' fanbases have been dreaming for weeks of a reunion with Eugenio Suarez. The Arizona Diamondbacks' third baseman played seven seasons in Cincinnati, including a magnificent 49-homer campaign. He also spent two seasons in Seattle.

The Miami Marlins today announced that the Club signed all 21 selections from the 2025 First-Year Player Draft before today’s signing deadline. Miami drafted and signed all 21 players from the collegiate ranks.

The Miami Marlins selected Clemson Tigers outfielder Cam Cannarella with the 43rd overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft.

According to MLB.com’s Jim Callis, Cannarella is expected to sign with the Miami Marlins before Monday’s 5 p.m. deadline. The Marlins selected Cannarella with the No. 43 overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft — the final selection of the first round.

St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Andre Pallante didn’t change his approach, even though he knew what was brewing as the innings rolled by without allowing a hit.

The Miami Marlins are expected to make some moves before the MLB trade deadline, but based on how well they have been playing and on all of the club control they own over most of their intriguing trade assets, they may not sell off as many players as most seem to believe.

The Marlins employed Ichiro Suzuki for three of his 19 seasons in MLB; the newest Hall of Famer told a hilarious story about them during his induction speech.