Marlins continued their push-talk, Mark Buehrle agent who pitched the Marlins Manager Ozzie Guillen with White Sox
By bringing pitcher Mark Buehrle for sales pitches and tour of their new ballpark on Tuesday, the Marlins remained lively in their bid to reel in the top free agent or two. 32-year-old left-hander became the last free agent associated with the Marlins, who is going to complete in their quest to add sizzle to their list.
Free agent baseball player, José Reyes is planning to visit on Wednesday, one day before a large contingent from the Organization, including owner Jeffrey Loria, travel to the Dominican Republic to view private training available to Cuban outfielder Céspedes Yoenis.
Marlins so high on Reyes that leaders traveled to New York for a face-to-face meeting with long-time Mets star at 12: 01 am on Thursday, before that teams can begin talking to free agents. Now they are more likely to give him the same ballpark tour that new manager Ozzie Guillén gave Buehrle Tuesday.
Guillen was Manager of Buehrle for the last six dozen season’s pitcher in Chicago, where he made at least 30 starts and posted double-digit WINS in each of his past 11 seasons. In General, it went 161-119 with a 3.83 era.
The Marlins are interested in Buehrle is not surprising given their stated commitment to improve the pitching staff, particularly the staff. Buehrle will ensure the Marlins with a strong left-handed presence, which is not in the last season.
Buehrle said that the idea of changing leagues intrigues him.
"This is one of those things where going to be kind of an interesting challenge to switch leagues and see how this National League, Buehrle said in September.
Buehrle, who from St. Charles, MO., may also have an interest in the Cardinals.
Yankees, Red Sox and Rangers are also interested in Buehrle.
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