Editor's Note: With the arrival of baseball season we're previewing each MLB team, from worst to best. We'll look at their key offseason moves, projected lineup, best and worst possible outcomes plus examine the team's fantasy implications. Our daily series continues with No. 23: The Miami Marlins. The Miami Marlins live in a world where disappointment always seems to beat out hype. The Marlins have talent, there's no doubt it — but that talent in recent years played second fiddle to injuries, organizational dysfunction and a seemingly never-ending merry go round of managers who arrive and depart at the whim of owner Jeffrey Loria. [ 2016 Yahoo Fantasy Baseball is open for business. Sign up now ] One year, the Marlins are better than expected. The next year — after seemingly improving — they're worse. So, is this the year the Marlins find some stability? The most noteworthy additions for the Marlins this season are on the coaching staff, where Don Mattingly takes over as manager after parting ways with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Looming perhaps even larger is Barry Bonds, who moved across the country to be a Marlins' hitting coach.