2 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Marlins released INF-OF Chone Figgins.

Figgins tallied no extra-base hits in 32 plate appearances this spring in the Grapefruit League. He signed a minor league contract with the Fish in February after the Mariners cut ties with him in November. The 35-year-old utilityman will try to latch on with a new team.

2 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Chone Figgins went 4-for-4 as the Marlins' second baseman Sunday versus the Braves.

Figgins was 2-for-14 this spring before coming through with a big game today. His versatility is the key as he attempts to win a spot on Miami's bench.

2 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Chone Figgins went 0-for-2 with a walk on Thursday and is still hitless in 11 at-bats this spring.

The slow start doesn't bode well for Figgins' chances of making the Marllins. Still, his ability to play five positions could get him a bench spot.

3 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Marlins signed INF/OF Chone Figgins to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

6 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Jon Paul Morosi of FOXSports.com reports that the Phillies have "checked in" on Chone Figgins.

Morosi notes that the extent of their interest is unclear at this time. The Phillies don't have starters locked in at third base or left field, so it makes sense that they have some interest in Figgins. Whether or not they view him as a regular isn't known. Figgins was cut loose last month by the Mariners, who ate the remaining $8 million on his contract.

6 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Mariners released INF/OF Chone Figgins.

Figgins predictably didn't draw any interest on waivers after being designated for assignment earlier this month. The 34-year-old batted just .227/.302/.283 with a .585 OPS over 308 games with the Seattle. The Mariners are still on the hook for the $8 million he's owed in 2013. Figgins will likely have to settle for a minor league deal this winter.

6 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times believes the Rays could have interest in Chone Figgins.

It sounds like mostly speculation at this point, but Figgins, who was designated for assignment by the Mariners last week, would make some sense because the Rays need help both at second base and left field. That said, he's probably not anyone's first choice given how he performed in Seattle. Topkin also lists Ryan Raburn as someone that could be a fit with the Rays.

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