The Marlins will start left-handers Caleb Smith and Dillon Peters

The Marlins will start left-handers Caleb Smith and Dillon Peters Manager Joe Maddon believed that Schwarber needed to get acclimated to the crosscut style of the Marlins Park grass, which creates a “snake-like” wiggle on balls that scoot to the outfield. “When you’re playing in that kind of outfield, you have to be more cautious,” said Maddon, adding that outfielders complained about a similar trim style at Angel Stadium. Which bring us to two of the final three games of this series. The Marlins will start left-handers Caleb Smith and Dillon Peters, and Almora batted .342 against left-handers last season. Miami Marlins Chicagotribune

Kyle Schwarber’s defensive woes could mean more playing time for Albert Almora Jr.

The defensive woes of Chicago Cubs left fielder Kyle Schwarber could pave the way for more defensive changes or more opportunities for Albert Almora Jr.
chicagotribune.com