US EditionBlue Jays Acquire Right-Hander Robinson Pina From Marlins for Prospect
- On Wednesday, June 25, 2025, the Miami Marlins traded right-handed pitcher Robinson Piña to the Toronto Blue Jays in return for pitching prospect Colby Martin.
- The trade came after Miami designated Piña for assignment over the weekend, following his first appearance in the major leagues the previous week and subsequent optioning to Triple-A Buffalo.
- Piña, 26, has spent most of his career in the minors, posting a 3.47 ERA over 57 innings at Triple-A Jacksonville this season, while Martin, 24, was drafted by Toronto in the 16th round of the 2024 draft and recently promoted to High-A Vancouver.
- Piña averages around 93 mph on his fastball and sinker and features a slider and splitter, while Martin recorded a 1.54 ERA with 21 appearances this season between Single-A and High-A.
- This transaction aims to bolster the Blue Jays' pitching depth ahead of Max Scherzer's imminent return from the injured list, which will require opening a roster spot.
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Blue Jays acquire RHP Robinson Pina from Marlins
The Toronto Blue Jays acquired right-hander Robinson Pina from the Miami Marlins on Wednesday.
MLB News: Blue Jays acquire RHP Robinson Pina from Marlins
The Toronto Blue Jays acquired right-hander Robinson Pina from the Miami Marlins on Wednesday. The Marlins received minor league pitcher Colby Martin in exchange for Pina, who was optioned to Triple-A Buffalo. Pina, 26, surrendered a solo homer in one inning of work against the Atlanta Braves on Friday in his MLB debut. He was […]
Blue Jays-Marlins trade: RHP Robinson Piña goes to Toronto for Minors righty
The Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday acquired right-hander Robinson Piña from the Miami Marlins in exchange for right-hander Colby Martin. Piña was optioned to Triple-A Buffalo. Piña, 26, made his MLB debut with the Marlins earlier this week, while also appearing in 13 contests (11 starts) with Triple-A Jacksonville in
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