Trading away Liam Hicks revealed the team's catcher of the future, and Joe Mack ex` celled in the role

With the amount of funds the team will be forced to spend, investing in contract extensions would be wise

The rookie backstop led the Major Leagues in runners thrown out in 2026

When it comes to building around a player, the Miami Marlins have to think about who's the youngest player on the roster with the most potential. A player who's showing promise for years to come.

The Miami Marlins have a lot of key decisions to make this offseason. There are several talented players who are on one-year deals and looking for a big payday.

With Joe Mack firmly entrenched behind the plate, the Fish may shop around for his second

Joe Mack is the future of the Miami Marlins catching. His defense is top notch.

In what can only be called a highly-successful transition to the big leagues, the 23-year-old has already given Miami an anchor behind the plate that they can build around

Joe Mack's bat is starting to come around, but his impact for the Miami Marlins is already an important piece of their future.