The Miami Marlins have a day off after taking their series with the Washington Nationals by claiming a win on Sunday. The day off is well earned. It also comes at a time in which Miami has reset its roster a bit. In the last few days, the Marlins have made some notable transactions. They optioned infielder Graham Pauley back to Triple-A Jacksonville. They did the same with their struggling catcher, Agustín Ramírez. The Marlins also released veteran starter Chris Paddack , who was part of their starting rotation and struggled the first month of the season. Meanwhile, the Marlins called up several players, including rookies Joe Mack, William Kempner, Dax Fulton and Robby Snelling . Mack is a top prospect behind the plate, while Kempner, Fulton and Snelling are highly regarded pitching prospects. So why the roster makeover? President of baseball operations Peter Bendix recently explained the logic behind all the moves. Here’s Why Marlins Made Recent Moves Miami Marlins starting pitcher Chris Paddack.…