The Miami Marlins have bolstered their farm system with eight trades over the past three months, focusing on acquiring young talent, particularly in pitching. Robby Snelling, a left-hander acquired from San Diego, has shown significant improvement with a 2.51 ERA since joining the Marlins, prompting comparisons to notable pitchers like Ryan Weathers. Meanwhile, the MLB is on track to set a new record for the number of pitchers used in a season, attributed to increasing long absences rather than just injuries like Tommy John surgery. The Arizona Diamondbacks, currently holding a Wild Card spot, are aiming for a strong finish to the season while integrating prospects from a relatively weak farm system. MLB Pipeline's recent prospect rankings highlight the emergence of promising left-handed pitchers, such as Noah Schultz and Hagen Smith, as teams prepare for the 2024 Draft. With the potential for significant contributions from these young talents, MLB teams are adjusting their strategies for trades and player development.