The Marlins on Tuesday dealt catcher Nick Fortes to the Rays in exchange for Double-A outfielder Matthew Etzel. This marks the 13th MLB deal between the instate rivals, and the fourth since Peter Bend

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The Marlins on Monday dealt catcher Nick Fortes to the Rays in exchange for Double-A outfielder Matthew Etzel, sources told MLB.com. The club did not confirm the news. Etzel, who ranked as the Rays' No.

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