La Tortuga will head to Korea for the 2023 season. The 31-year-old super-utility specialist got into 21 games last year for the Marlins, hitting .241/.255/.296 with one homer and one steal in 55 plate appearances. Astudillo rarely strikes out, has logged time at nearly every position on the diamond, and has emerged as a fan favorite the last few seasons. Simply put, we're rooting for him to make it back to the majors again.

La Tortuga will head back to the open market after serving as a depth option for the Marlins during the 2022 season. He wound up appearing in 21 games with the big league club, hitting .241/.255/.296 with one home run, four RBI and a 3/1 K/BB ratio over 55 plate appearances. The free-swinging 30-year-old will have to settle for a minor league contract this winter.

Astudillo passed through waivers unclaimed after being designated for assignment last week and will remain with the Marlins as organizational position player depth. The 30-year-old backup infielder and catcher has hit .241/.255/.296 with one homer, four RBI in 55 plate appearances this season in the big leagues.

The 30-year-old fan favorite appeared in 21 games with the Marlins, slashing .241/.255/.296 with one homer, four RBI and a 3/1 K/BB ratio in 55 plate appearances. He always seems to attract interest in waivers, so it wouldn't be surprising to see another club put a claim in for him.