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Speaker 1: Hey, Marlins fans, Welcome to a new edition of Big

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Speaker 1: Fish Small Pod, the first small pod of the all

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Speaker 1: important month of July on the baseball calendar. Here on

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Speaker 1: the Fish on First Podcast channel, presented by MPT College Consulting.

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Speaker 1: I am Eli Sussman here with the usual Marlins Prospect spotlight,

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Speaker 1: where I pick out a player from each Marlin's full

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Speaker 1: season minor league affiliate that is peaking my interest and

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Speaker 1: I think would peak yours as well. And I'm giving

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Speaker 1: you a little heads up that I'm cheating slightly on

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Speaker 1: this one to get to four players that I think

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Speaker 1: are worth discussing. Leading off with one that is pretty

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Speaker 1: recognizable for Marlins fans that have any general understanding of

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Speaker 1: the minor league system. It is the reigning Marlin's Minor

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Speaker 1: League Player of the Year, Troy Johnston. Down in Triple

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Speaker 1: A Jacksonville. People were claiming for him, clamoring for him

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Speaker 1: to get called up last year. Even a little bit

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Speaker 1: of those calls earlier this spring still hasn't been there.

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Speaker 1: He's been playing every day down in Jacksonville, and one

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Speaker 1: reason why he hasn't been probably top of minds, is

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Speaker 1: because he got off to a really slow start, wasn't

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Speaker 1: hitting for power early on, wasn't really hitting for average

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Speaker 1: early on either, wasn't stealing bases or hitting home runs

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Speaker 1: at the same level as last year, And things have

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Speaker 1: flipped around for him. During this just completed month of June,

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Speaker 1: hit three p forty, slugged over five hundred, started stealing

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Speaker 1: bases again as well. He had a twenty twenty season

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Speaker 1: last year and this year only eight steals, but half

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Speaker 1: of those just coming in the past month. Sometimes you

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Speaker 1: just need a larger sample to merge as your true self.

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Speaker 1: His overall numbers this year now not fully updated. These

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Speaker 1: were ever as of Saturday, he was hitting two to

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Speaker 1: eighty in a OPS in the mid seven hundreds, playing

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Speaker 1: in a pitcher friendly league in the TRIPAA International League.

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Speaker 1: It's not all that impressive, and forget that it was

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Speaker 1: repeating that level as well. But to be honest, when

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Speaker 1: somebody is already twenty seven years old when he had

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Speaker 1: the year that he had last year, it's not about

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Speaker 1: the bottom line production. It's about how the tools actually

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Speaker 1: translate to the big league level. And it's fair to

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Speaker 1: question that somebody who is a lot more hit over

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Speaker 1: power at a position first base DH that is generally

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Speaker 1: requiring quite a bit of power. He dabbled a little

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Speaker 1: bit in the corner outfield spots earlier this year, but

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Speaker 1: since mid May exclusively first base as well, so the

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Speaker 1: positional versatility isn't really there, and so it's a matter

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Speaker 1: of when does that opportunity come for Troy. Does it

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Speaker 1: come by the end of this year, does he have

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Speaker 1: to wait until next year as well? As Jake Berger

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Speaker 1: continues to really struggle at the big league level. As

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Speaker 1: we count down the days to maybe Josh Bell finds

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Speaker 1: a new home prior to the deadline, then it becomes

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Speaker 1: more of a priority. Just wanted to mention he is

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Speaker 1: playing well. Yes, he is still very much alive. He's

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Speaker 1: not going to win Minor League Player of the Year

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Speaker 1: this year, but he's still just this really talented hitter

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Speaker 1: that Marlins should not totally waste. They shouldn't let time

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Speaker 1: at the highest level of competition. So hopefully we see

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Speaker 1: him up at some point before the end of twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty four. Moving down to double A Pensacola Jacob Barry

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Speaker 1: so his overall numbers even uglier than Troy is by

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Speaker 1: a long shot as well off at the start of

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Speaker 1: this year, it was absolutely appalling how bad Jacob Barry

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Speaker 1: year at the Double A level, playing almost every single day,

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Speaker 1: first a lot of initially a lot of third days.

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Speaker 1: He started mixing in right field for the first time

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Speaker 1: as a pro. Barry was hitting one forty six with

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Speaker 1: He did not seem to be a physical injury, but

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Speaker 1: he was off the field for about two weeks. Returned

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Speaker 1: he has been a really consistently good hitter. Twenty one games.

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Speaker 1: He's reached base safely in nineteen of them, a WRC

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Speaker 1: recording this during Pensacle's game still going on, he has

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Speaker 1: all season until just these past twenty four hours. He

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Speaker 1: Even including this extended stretch, his good three week run

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Speaker 1: But he's closed the gap. He's always had some sort

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Speaker 1: the big differences between the player that the Marlins thought

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Speaker 1: it's really limited power. I think the defense is worse

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Speaker 1: than anybody could have feared, where he's just not playable

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Speaker 1: be otherwise. Anyway, his overall numbers, he's ticked that batting

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Speaker 1: we'll see what we have here. He was number twenty one.

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Speaker 1: I think when we last updated the fish on first

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Speaker 1: top thirty list, we're gonna have to seriously consider him

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Speaker 1: doing his best to salvage what has otherwise been a

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Speaker 1: really disappointing year for Barry. Moving to High A Beloit

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Speaker 1: Emmittt's Olsen I may have mentioned on a previous Spotlight

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Speaker 1: before earlier in this season. He was their fourth round

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Speaker 1: have heard about he started the year at Low A

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Speaker 1: to very quickly earn a promotion to Beloit, so I

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Speaker 1: His slider is a real standout pitch that he can

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Speaker 1: It's important to be able to use both sides of

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Speaker 1: With him, he just more so lives on the corners,

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Speaker 1: so the fastball sits in the low nineties. Maybe Peak

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Speaker 1: said in ninety four, hasn't used a change up very much,

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Speaker 1: despite facing a lot of right handed batters that you've

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Speaker 1: heard that before. It sounds like a broken record. But

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Speaker 1: the viability of prospects as potential starters at the major

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Speaker 1: still a big question for Olsen. So I expect him

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Speaker 1: relatively consistent. Just one awful ending earlier during his late

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Speaker 1: But overall, yeah, you kind of know what you're getting

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Speaker 1: with rehabbing infielder Jose Devers. Did you forget about Devers?

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Speaker 1: Did you know he was still in the organization. Yes,

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Speaker 1: he is his seventh season in the organization since coming

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Speaker 1: over in the Gian Carlos Stanton trade, still only twenty

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Speaker 1: started this latest rehab assignment on June twenty sixth in

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Speaker 1: the FCL. Now he has joined Jupiter, where the Hammerheads

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Speaker 1: reminded us he was a Florida State League All Star

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Speaker 1: five years ago in twenty nineteen. Still hasn't really filled

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Speaker 1: anybody that's in Jacksonville, there's a chance we see them

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Speaker 1: I don't know if we ever see him in the

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Speaker 1: want to remind you of his existence. And yeah, overall,

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Speaker 1: It's going to be about somehow trying to maximize that

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