Sandy Alcántara was dealing 99 mile-per-hour fastballs in a spring training game on Sunday, making his first appearance with the Miami Marlins since September 2023.

Staying on the east coast might be a legitimate path for the Mets to find an ace. Could they pull off a huge trade and get Sandy Alcántara from the Marlins?

Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara is bringing the heat. Alcantara hit triple digits twice during his latest spring tuneup in Friday afternoon’s 7-2 Grapefruit League loss to the Braves at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium.

Here is one perfect trade that the Miami Marlins and their general manager Peter Bendix need to make during Spring Training 2025.

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Sandy Alcantara helped me win over $25,000 in the NFBC high-stakes drafts in Las Vegas. A year later. he crushed a couple of my pitching staffs. His arm had plenty of gas ealry in spring training, suggesting a bounceback season.

Sandy Alcantara, SP, Marlins It’s unclear whether Alcantara averaging 98.8 mph on his fastball with his trademark low-90’s changeup in late February is cause for exclamation or alarm. The encouraging development here for the 29-year-old former fantasy ace is that his stuff appeared back to pre-Tommy John surgery levels in his Grapefruit League debut.

Here are MLB's Spring Training exhibition offerings for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The regular season is less than a month away.