Marlins make moves, near final roster. And team's biggest spring revelation gets chance
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Right-hander Connor Gillispie has emerged as a surprise starter for the Miami Marlins after an injury sidelined Edward Cabrera. Cabrera is suffering from a blister on his throwing hand, affecting his performance in Spring Training. Gillispie, who has kept a perfect record with no runs allowed over eight innings this spring, will fill Cabrera's spot in the opening game against St. Louis. His success allows other pitchers to develop in the minor leagues, showcasing the Marlins' flexibility in their starting lineup as they approach the season.
Connor Gillispie, a right-hander claimed off waivers by the Marlins, has astonished this spring, opening the season as a likely starter due to injuries.
With his impressive spring performance, Connor Gillispie has solidified his spot in the Marlins' starting rotation, taking over the position due to Edward Cabrera's injury.
The Marlins will leverage Gillispie's rise to allow their other pitchers, including Valente Bellozo, to gain experience in Triple A Jacksonville.
Gillispie's emergence, highlighted by his perfect spring run, allows the Marlins more strategic depth as they set their rotation for the upcoming season.
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