The Marlins have signed right-hander Jesus Tinoco to a minor league deal after he elected free agency post-2023 season. Tinoco, who underwent flexor surgery last September, is not expected to pitch in 2026, potentially allowing for a two-year contract to facilitate his rehab. This marks Tinoco’s third stint with the Marlins during his 14-year career, during which he has posted a 3.00 ERA in 51 innings with the team. Known for his slider and sinker, Tinoco will be 32 when he returns to the mound.
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