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Andrew Nardi returned to the mound after a staggering 566 days away, and the left-hander made a statement by striking out the side in his first Grapefruit League outing, a promising sign for a Marlins squad that desperately needs depth in the bullpen. Meanwhile, Cade Caissie continues to shine on the international stage, leading Team Canada in the World Baseball Classic as they inch closer to their first quarterfinal berth ever with a thrilling win against Puerto Rico. The Marlins' prospects are stepping up when it counts, and with Nardi shaking off the rust and Caissie raking, there's a palpable excitement brewing as the regular season approaches. Fans should keep an eye on both players, as their performances could be vital to Miami's success this season.

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Nardi strikes out the side 566 days in between games
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Nardi strikes out the side 566 days in between games
JUPITER, Fla. – Marlins left-hander Andrew Nardi felt fine in the buildup to Tuesday afternoon’s Grapefruit League game. That is until 566 days’ worth of jitters and nerves swarmed him as he warmed up in the home bullpen at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium.
 Caissie keeps raking for Team Canada at Classic
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Caissie keeps raking for Team Canada at Classic
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Canada, in five previous World Baseball Classic tournaments, has never made it to the quarterfinal round. After a 3-2 win over the previously undefeated Puerto Rico (3-1) on Tuesday night, they’re a step closer to doing just that. The two scenarios are pretty simple for
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