The MLB trade deadline is quickly approaching, and like always, the Miami Marlins will probably be front and center fielding offers from contending clubs. That

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The Miami Marlins could trade away starting pitcher Edward Cabrera at the trade deadline. The Chicago Cubs are a potential landing spot for Cabrera as they look to upgrade their pitching staff. The Marlins are in last place in the NL East at 25-40 and should be sellers at the trade deadline.