The Miami Marlins starting rotation is solidified at the top with Max Meyer, Sandy Alcantara , and Eury Perez. But they are starting to have a problem with veteran Chris Paddack and it showed again in his most recent outing against the Philadelphia Phillies. Paddack only made it through 2.2 innings where he gave up five hits and seven runs and walked three batters on Sunday. Paddack raised his season ERA to 7.34 ERA and his outing before the Phillies came against the Dodgers where the veteran only lasted two innings. The Marlins cannot afford to keep throwing Paddack out there in his rotation spot every fifth day because they are not getting enough length out of him. Manager Clayton McCullough needs to evaluate what options he has at Triple-A and go from there. Paddack did not even give his team a chance to win against the Phillies. The Marlins should have better options in Triple-A with the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp as to where they could easily replace Paddack's spot in the rotation.…