Miami Marlins Spring Training: A Look at the Future and the 2025 Season Ahead

Jupiter, FL – February 14, 2025

Spring Training is officially underway for the Miami Marlins, giving fans an early look at the team’s roster as preparations begin for the 2025 MLB season. With a mix of established veterans and promising young prospects, this camp will play a crucial role in shaping the team’s outlook for the year ahead.

Several of the organization’s top prospects were in action, showcasing their potential as they look to earn a spot on the Opening Day roster or position themselves for a midseason call-up. The Marlins have long been known for developing young talent, and this year’s crop of prospects is no exception.

Notable Prospects to Watch

Max Meyer - RHP

After missing significant time due to Tommy John surgery, Meyer returned to action last season and is now looking to solidify his role in the Marlins’ rotation. His electric fastball and devastating slider continue to be his biggest weapons, and he remains one of the most intriguing young arms in Miami’s system. If he stays healthy, Meyer could be a key contributor in the starting rotation this season.

Jacob Berry - 3B/1B

A former first-round pick, Berry has been working to prove he belongs at the big-league level. Known for his bat-first approach, he has shown the ability to hit for power and drive the ball to all fields. With Miami looking to improve offensive production, Berry has an opportunity to carve out a role, potentially as a corner infielder or designated hitter.

Xavier Edwards - 2B/SS

After a strong showing in Triple-A and a brief stint in the majors last season, Edwards is pushing for a permanent spot in the Marlins’ middle infield. His speed, defensive versatility, and ability to get on base make him a valuable asset. With Jazz Chisholm Jr. transitioning to the outfield, Edwards could see more playing time at second base if he impresses this spring.

Noble Meyer - RHP

As Miami’s 2023 first-round pick, Noble Meyer is still developing but has already drawn attention for his impressive mechanics and velocity. The 20-year-old right-hander possesses a strong fastball-slider combination and is projected to be a key part of the Marlins’ future rotation. While he’s unlikely to debut this season, his progression in the minors will be closely monitored.

Veteran Presence and New Additions

While Miami continues to build through its farm system, the front office also made key offseason acquisitions to strengthen the roster. Among the notable additions:

• Tim Anderson (SS) – The former White Sox All-Star signed with Miami to bring stability to the infield. His experience and contact-hitting ability could provide a much-needed boost to the lineup.
• Jesús Luzardo (LHP) & Eury Pérez (RHP) – The Marlins’ pitching staff remains the foundation of the team, with Luzardo and Pérez expected to lead the rotation. Both pitchers have ace potential and, if healthy, could form one of the most dominant duos in the National League.

Season Outlook

Coming off a competitive but frustrating 2024 season in which they narrowly missed the playoffs, the Marlins enter 2025 with renewed expectations. The team’s success will largely depend on offensive consistency and whether the young talent can take the next step.

With a strong core, an improving lineup, and an already formidable pitching staff, Miami has the pieces to be a dark horse in the National League. As Spring Training continues, eyes will be on how these prospects and new additions fit into the team’s plans for Opening Day and beyond.

Stay tuned for more coverage throughout camp as the Marlins prepare for the upcoming season.