Jazz Chisholm Jr.
After Arraez’s departure, the remaining offensive piece in Miami with significant trade value is Jazz Chisholm Jr. Determining his trade value is challenging due to his inconsistent availability on the field. Although he has remained healthy this season, Jazz hasn’t played over 100 games in a season since 2021.
However, when he is on the field, his talent is undeniable. While his transition to center field started rocky, he has grown more comfortable in the position. His combination of speed, power, athleticism, and contract control through the 2027 season should make him an attractive trade asset for the Marlins.
So-called “character concerns” might be a factor for potential suitors. If Chisholm were to be traded, it would likely be to a team with a strong clubhouse and established veterans who can handle any potential issues.