The Marlins have removed five players from their 40-man roster after all cleared waivers: catchers Logan Driscoll and Brian Navarreto, and pitchers Tyler Zuber, Wikelman González and Zach Brzykcy. The moves open roster spots as Miami begins its offseason work; all five are likely to become minor league free agents.

By the Numbers
  • Miami outrighted 5 players.
  • Zuber posted a 5.67 ERA across 39⅔ innings, allowing 2.27 home runs per 9 innings.
  • González recorded a 6.05 ERA and a 30.5% strikeout rate in 41⅔ Triple-A innings.
  • Navarreto hit .135 with 1 home run in 61 plate appearances.
Yes, But

The group’s results were mixed: Zuber showed strong strikeout and walk rates, while González missed plenty of bats, but home runs, command problems and injuries limited their value. Navarreto struggled at the plate but could still offer Miami experienced, defense-first catching depth.

Bottom Line

Miami is clearing roster space, but at least some of these moves may be temporary: Navarreto could return on a minor league deal, while Zuber faces a lengthy recovery from elbow surgery.