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Thomas White
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The Marlins have this pick in the first round of the 2025 MLB Draft

7th

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Andrew Salas’ reported upcoming signing bonus

$3.7 million

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.246/.370/.262 with 1 XBH, 1 RBI and 8 SB in 51 games for the Nationals last season

Nasim Nunez

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Thomas White hails from this cold-weather US state

Massachusetts

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Miami’s 12th round pick in 2023 for $150K; 1.91 ERA in 66 IP, mostly at High-A in 2024

Josh Ekness

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The Marlins were expected to sign this player for $950K as part of the upcoming international class, but the deal fell through; he is signing with the Cubs instead

Juan Thomas

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Pitching prospect who debuted with Miami in 2019, traded to the Mets in 2021 after being DFA’d and is now retired. Mahalo 🤙

Jordan Yamamoto

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The Marlins took Thomas White away from his collegiate commitment to this program

Vanderbilt

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Sean Reynolds was drafted by the Marlins in 2016 at this defensive position

Outfield/Right field

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An infielder, he was the Marlins’ top signing in 2017 for $1.5 million; released this past season

Ynmanol Marinez

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Lefty reliever released by the Marlins in 2021 despite holding down a 2.91 ERA with 13 saves in 2019; now a 2.6 career WAR player for another NL East team

Dylan Lee

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In his High-A debut on May 31st, 2024, Thomas White went four frames and struck out six, including this Reds’ top prospect twice

Cam Collier

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The Marlins’ top pick in 2009 at 18th overall and the team’s top prospect through 2011; didn’t pitch above High-A before his release in 2014

Chad James

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Catcher from the 2023-24 class who hit four home runs in the final month of his debut season; .221/.420/.861 overall

Kevin Robledo

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Inaugural year Marlins infielder acquired from the Cubs in 1992; traded to the Phillies as part of the 1998 fire sale

Alex Arias

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​Thomas White on this individual amidst his call up to Beloit last season: “I thought (he) was great for me; especially coming up there we tried to really just continue what I was doing well in Jupiter while also making some adjustments.”​

Jason Erickson

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Four Marlins in the 2019 Draft class had this first name; one, the Marlins’ 39th round pick that year, made his MLB debut last year with Colorado

Evan (Edwards, Fitterer, Brabrand, Justice)

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Venezuelan righty who was originally by the Mets; spent just one season with the Marlins before going on to a decent 8.6 WAR career

Yusmiero Petit

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These three former Marlins pitched for the 2000 New York Mets who made the World Series

Al Leiter, Armando Benitez, Rich Rodriguez

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Thomas White said he set this specific goal for himself before the 2024 season; he hit it exactly

120 strikeouts