Marlins' trade market could hinge on Hand, Turner  Marlins'
trade market could hinge on Hand, Turner  HOUSTON -- For weeks,
the Marlins have made it clear that they're surveying the trade
market for a starting pitcher. Ideally, it would be a pitcher
who has controllable years in terms of service time.  If a
rental made sense, Miami would be open to make a deal, but at
the right price.  As talks continue, the Marlins also are giving
starters currently in the rotation a chance to secure spots.
Brad Hand, who started on Friday, and Jacob Turner,
specifically, are getting second chances after struggling in the
rotation early in the year.  Both have shown promise. If they
continue to impress, it could change the organization's thinking
in terms of making a possible deal by Thursday's non-waiver
Trade Deadline.  "It's time for them to take the next step,"
general manager Dan Jennings said. "At this point, they're
showing signs of doing that. We need them. They need to take the
step. They've done it thus far out of