Reports from the MLB winter meetings suggest that former Gold Glove winner Nathaniel Lowe is being closely watched by the Miami Marlins. As the team looks to stabilize its infield production for the 2026 season, Lowe’s defensive reliability and consistent batting average make him a "sensible target." Negotiations are expected to intensify as the Marlins aim to finalize their roster before Spring Training starts.

Lowe, who spent successful years with the Texas Rangers, is known for his discipline at the plate and his ability to hit for both power and average. The Marlins have struggled with first-base consistency over the last two seasons, and acquiring a veteran like Lowe would provide a much-needed anchor for their young lineup. His leadership in the clubhouse is also cited as a major plus for a team in transition.

Industry experts believe a three-year deal could be on the table, though several other National League teams are also showing interest. The Marlins' front office has remained tight-lipped, but sources close to the player suggest he is open to a move to Florida. If the deal goes through, it would signal a more aggressive approach from Miami's ownership to return to playoff contention.