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.
The Miami Marlins have focused heavily on pitching prospects. In last year’s MLB Draft, the Marlins used both of their first round picks on prep pitchers, taking lefty Thomas White and righty Noble Meyer with picks #35 and #10, respectively.
The Miami Marlins are making waves with a long pipeline of talented pitchers highlighted in the latest MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 prospects list. Over the recent update, the Marlins have successfully positioned three of their pitchers among the elite, showcasing the depth and potential within their farm system.
Noble Meyer was born in Tualatin, Oregon, on January 10, 2005. He played high school baseball at Jesuit High School in Beaverton, OR. He was the top-ranked RHP and the top-ranked overall player in Oregon.