The Marlins informed a sistant general managers Dan Greenlee and Oz Ocampo that their contracts will not be renewed in 2025, report . The front office changes go beyond the AGM ranks. reports that the Fish are overhauling a lot of their player development department and are parting ways with international scouting director Roman Ocumarez. Its common for new baseball operations leaders to replace a lot of their top personnel fairly early in their tenure. Miami hired president of baseball operations Peter Bendix last November. Shortly before Bendixs hiring, former GM Kim Ng declined her end of a mutual option after owner Bruce Sherman informed her the team was planning to hire a baseball ops president (thereby dropping Ng to second in the front office hierarchy). Ish Smith Jersey Greenlee and Ocampo predated Bendix in the Miami front office. The Fish hired Greenlee back in 2017 and promoted him to AGM at the end of the 2020 campaign, just before they tabbed Ng to run baseball operations. Ocampo was an Ng hire, joining the organization over the 2022-23 offseason after spending time with the Astros and Pirates in international scouting. The Marlins operated with four a sistant GMs this season. They dont actually have a general manager following Ngs departure. Brian Chattin has been a part of the organization for more than a quarter century and has held an AGM title for nine seasons. Bendix surprisingly tabbed former Giants manager Gabe Kapler as an a sistant GM last December. Jackson and Mish report that Chattin is expected to remain with the organization. Both The Miami Herald and ESPN write that Kapler is expected to continue serving as an a sistant GM next season as well. That should end any speculation about Kapler potentially making the jump back to the managers office in Miami. The Fish are generally expected to part ways with second-year manager Skip Schumaker at seasons end. While Schumaker won the Senior Circuits Manager of the Year award in his first season, the Marlins a 2025 club option on his contract last winter after the manager reportedly voiced his displeasure with the organizations handling of Ngs situation. Its entirely po sible that Bendix would have put his stamp on the front office regardle s of how the team performed in 2024. The way the team played immediately solidified that they were headed for an organizational overhaul. Bendix oversaw a quiet first offseason from a player personnel perspective. The Fish never seemed strong believers that theyd repeat last years surprising playoff berth. An 0-9 start tanked their season from the beginning and the Marlins pulled the trigger on a trade just six weeks into the season. They followed up with trades of , , , and most players of note from their bullpen (e.g. , , ). Were it not for a brutal stretch of injury luck in the rotation, theyd probably have dealt and potentially or as well. Its yet another full rebuild in Miami, one thatll certainly continue into next offseason and quite likely the 25 trade deadline. There are likely to be more changes throughout the roster, coaching staff and potentially in the front office as they try to turn the page on one of the worst seasons in franchise history. Gary Payton II Jersey