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Fulton

Berry was the sixth overall selection in the 2022 MLB Draft and was in camp for the first time with the Marlins. He’s the most notable inclusion among the first batch of spring cuts for Miami. Rizzo and Mangum might have a shot to contribute at some point this season.

Fulton allowed four hits and issued a pair of walks. Missing bats has not been an issue for the 2020 second-round pick, as he’s up to 101 strikeouts in his 77 innings with the Sky Carp. Limiting the production of those who don’t whiff has been a problem, however, as he’s walked 27 and registers a 4.56 ERA in his 16 starts. The ability to miss bats is legit, as Fulton has a plus fastball/curve combination and also shows the makings of a solid change. The command needs work, but that’s true about most 20-year-olds, especially 6-foot-7 ones. Fulton has significant upside, but there’s a wide variety of potential outcomes in his profile.

Fulton is coming back from Tommy John surgery and will continue his rehab process at the team’s alternate training site. The 18-year-old was the Marlins’ second-round pick in this year’s draft.