The Arizona Fall League is a great opportunity for top prospects to shine on the baseball field. The Miami Marlins have a top prospect, infielder Aiva Arquette, to represent the team in early October.
The 2026 MLB Draft is in the books, and it was a creatively weird draft. Roch Cholowsky (pronounced chill-OW-skee) became the third collegiate shortstop ever taken first overall, joining Bill Almon (1974) and Dansby Swanson (2015).
The Miami Marlins currently boast a bunch of baseball youngsters who appear ready to hit Major League Baseball in high gear soon. And one of the primary names switching lanes and whizzing past the competition over the next two seasons is shortstop Aiva Arquette, who's not hitting the brakes in his shuttle to The Show.
The Miami Marlins are reportedly going to be getting one of their top prospects back into the fold in the near future. Aiva Arquette, the Marlins’ first-round pick in 2025 out of Oregon State, had a promising start to his professional career last year in Single-A.
The Miami Marlins have three key prospects who tend to soak up the most attention—Thomas White, Aiva Arquette and Owen Caissie. But with White and Arquette now out of commission for much of the spring, a few other prospects are going to have opportunities to shine.
Miami Marlins prospect Aiva Arquette wasn’t going to make the Major League roster. But now he’s going to miss the rest of spring training. Arquette had core muscle surgery on Friday, per MLB.com’s Christina De Nicola.
While most of the focus during spring training is on Major League camp, teams like the Miami Marlins also have a minor league camp going on in the background.
Thanks to trades and work in the MLB Draft/international market, the Miami Marlins boast one of the better farm systems on paper. This past year saw several high-end pitchers take a major step forward.