The Miami Marlins snapped a 12-game losing streak with their first win since early July, but don’t expect big trade moves before the deadline—front office is staying the course. Sitting just below .500 and trailing in the division, they’re not ready to sell or overhaul their roster, especially not by trading star pitcher Sandy Alcantara. Instead, they’re eyeing smaller, tactical trades—like pitchers Braxton Garrett or expiring contract players like Pete Fairbanks—to quietly bolster their lineup. It’s a holding pattern: no splashy moves, no reset button, just hoping to sneak into the wild card without major upheaval.
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