Marlins Top Prospect Eyeing Season Debut Next Week

According to Fish On First Prospects, however, that’s going to be changing very soon. Arquette is reportedly going to be activated off the injured list by the Sky Carp sometime next week, where he’ll make his debut on the road at the Lake County Captains. If it’s anything like his brief stint in the minors last season, then the folks of Beloit and Miami are in for a treat.

Big 2025 Campaign Turned Arquette into Top Pick

After several seasons with the Washington Huskies, Arquette transferred to Oregon State, where he officially broke out in 2025. He slashed .354/.461/.654, hitting 19 home runs and driving in 66 runs for a Beavers squad that made it to the College World Series in Omaha. Without his production at the shortstop position, that achievement wouldn’t have been possible.

Fast forward to August of last year and Arquette was officially a professional ballplayer. He was sent straight to Beloit, where he appeared in 27 games, slashing .242/.350/.323 with just one homer and 10 runs driven in. It wasn’t the flashiest stat line, but it was enough to show that there was some promise in the young bat.

What the Marlins will get out of him after his brief stint on the sideline is anybody’s guess. At just 22 years old, Arquette is a raw prospect with a ton of potential. It’s obviously the hope of everybody involved that he makes it to the big leagues soon, though MLB Pipeline doesn’t expect that to occur until at least 2028.

That’s perfectly reasonable given his limited playing time in the professional ranks, though it would, of course, be nice for him to arrive sooner. At the end of the day, though, his development takes precedence — it can take as long, or as short, as it needs to.

The Sky Carp are currently in the midst of a six-game series against the Great Lakes Loons. They’ll wrap that series up on April 26 before heading on the road to face Lake County from April 28-May 3, where Arquette is expected to make his season debut.