Sandy Alcantara impresses on the mound as he rings up three batters and does not allow an earned run during his 2 and two-thirds inning start

ESPN's Jeff Passan reported last week that Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara would be on an innings limit to open 2025, but manager Clayton McCullough said that wouldn't be the case.

While trading for Sandy Alcantara seems like it could be an ideal situation for the Atlanta Braves, there is one thing that could keep a deal from happening.

According to MLB insider Jon Morosi, Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcántara could be on the move and the New York Mets could be a possible suitor.

Lost in the another pointless rebuild, the Fish could be inclined to pivot off star pitcher Sandy Alcantara come July. Alcantara is a two-time All-Star with Miami, having won the NL Cy Young before in his career.

The Boston Red Sox could be the perfect potential trade suitor for a blockbuster deal with the Miami Marlins this year.

Sandy Alcantara talks about the trade rumors online that he has seen about himself and says that his goal is to compete no matter what happens

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Marlins manager Clayton McCullough said Sunday on the Marlins Radio Network that "no innings limit" has been set for Alcantara this season. The skipper backed up comments from Alcantara himself, who said Saturday that the team hadn't informed him of any innings restrictions.

The Atlanta Braves desperately need to add a starting pitcher, and they could do so in the biggest way by acquiring Sandy Alcantara from the Miami Marlins.