What It Means:

Ozuna was reportedly shopped last winter, so Miami dangling him isn't a big surprise. However, the inclusion of Yelich and Realmuto -- two young players who would likely net the Marlins quite a haul -- is a bit more surprising. All three players would attract plenty of interest.

Yelich has displayed elite bat-to-ball skills in his career, posting a 35.1% hard-hit rate and .348 wOBA across 2,436 plate appearances. He's posted a pair of seasons with at least 4.4 Wins Above Replacement, per FanGraphs. The problem has been he lacks any sort of meaningful power with a career 18.1% fly-ball rate. With that said, he put up a career-high 20.0% fly-ball rate last year (still poor but an improvement), and he owns a 25.2% fly-ball rate early in 2017. In the midst of his age-25 campaign, Yelich will drum up plenty of interest as he's shown he can be a very productive player even if his power never develops.