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- Updated: July 26, 2016
MIAMI — At a time the Marlins are bracing to be without left-hander Wei-Yin Chen for at least a month, the club continues to be active on several trade fronts for a starting pitcher.
The rotation took a hit when Chen went on the disabled list on Monday with a left elbow sprain. Best-case scenario is Chen rests for about three weeks, begins building up and is healthy by early September.
Miami is casting a wide net, exploring a number of options, and the organization has at least “checked in” on a half dozen possibilities, including Andrew Cashner (Padres), Jeremy Hellickson (Phillies), Wade Miley (Mariners), Ivan Nova (Yankees) and …
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