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Marlins Have No Interest In Glavine

According to Juan C. Rodriguez of the Sun-Sentinel, the Marlins are at budget, and therefore have no interest in adding Tom Glavine to the rotation mix.

Instead, Florida will look to solve its rotation issues from within, starting with a promotion to the majors for Ricky Nolasco.

Money aside, can you blame Florida? Nolasco is 26, and pitched 212 1/3 innings of 3.52 ERA baseball last season. Tom Glavine is 43, and pitched 63 1/3 innings with a 5.54 ERA last season.

Sure seems like Nolasco is the better bet, regardless of money.

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