Mysterious silence from the Miami Marlins, the only team not to sign a free agency deal.

As the Major League Baseball (MLB) offseason progresses, one mystery has caught the attention of baseball fans: What is the only team that is still completely silent on the free agent market?

With the recent signing of Shota Imanagi by the Chicago Cubs, only one team stands out for its lack of free agents: the Miami Marlins. In a winter market that was slower than usual, other organizations were busy bolstering their ranks for the 2024 MLB season, but the Marlins were cautious.

The Marlins, known for their amazing play in previous seasons, remain in a unique position as they have yet to sign a single free agent. While this approach contrasts with the overall strategy of strengthening rosters, the Marlins could have some strategic plans in mind.

The most notable acquisition in the Marlins’ frontcourt was not a player, but Rachel Balkovec, who joined their front office. While not an on-field transition, Balkovec’s trade from the New York Yankees marks a major milestone in baseball history as a woman plays a prominent role in the major leagues.

Despite the lack of free agents, the Marlins were not idle. Contractual agreements were recently revealed to avoid arbitration with some key players. The question remains: will the Marlins break their silence in the coming days and surprise with new players for the 2024 MLB season?