MIAMI -- In an organization building for the future, Miguel Rojas has been a stabilizing influence for a young roster as well as a steady regular at shortstop.

Of late, the 30-year-old has let his bat do the talking. Rojas delivered a leadoff home run and scored twice on Sunday afternoon in the Marlins’ 5-1 victory over the D-backs at Marlins Park.

Rojas’ first-inning shot to left field off Robbie Ray was his second-straight leadoff homer, after going deep on Saturday against Arizona in a 9-2 loss.

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Brian Anderson added a solo home run off Ray in the sixth inning, and Harold Ramirez connected on a two-run shot off Andrew Chafin in the seventh. Ramirez also made two terrific catches at the wall in the top of the seventh.

On the Marlins’ throwback weekend, when Miami was wearing its retro teal, vest uniforms, Rojas became the first player to deliver consecutive leadoff homers since Hanley Ramirez on July 17-18, 2006. Ramirez won the National League Rookie of the Year Award that season.

“That’s a great way to start the games, not just for me, but for the whole team to have success,” Rojas said. “Finding our power stroke, it’s been really good to watch. All the credit goes to the pitching staff, keeping us in the game. I feel like we’re playing really good baseball lately.”

Miami has won two of the first three in the four-game set, and four of its last six.

This year, the Marlins are in the process of putting together an organization that is strong from the Minor Leagues on up.

As a veteran, Rojas’ role in the plan is unclear. The 30-year-old has bought into what the franchise is working toward, and yet, his production and defensive versatility makes him a possible trade piece by Wednesday’s Deadline.

In his second season of arbitration, and eligible for free agency after the 2020 season, Rojas says he wants to be part of Miami’s future.

“I’m all in this project right now, and this organization,” Rojas said. “Whatever they preach, and whatever they’ve brought to the table. I’m all in, and I really wish I can stay here because I found here in Miami a home away from Venezuela. For me to be part of this organization, this franchise from now on, would be great. But that’s not in your hands. It’s something you can’t control. You just have to go with the flow, kind of.”

Rojas went 2-for-4 with two runs scored, and improved his slash line to .290/.343/.375. He now has three homers and 31 RBIs, and is third on the team in runs with 39.

“Miggy has been really good, kind of all year long,” Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. “He’s taken over short, defensively. He had a little stretch where it got off track offensively.”

Mattingly said when Rojas hit eighth, he established an approach of simply getting on base, and taking what pitchers gave him, without trying to press to hit for more power.

“In the leadoff spot, he’s stayed the same,” Mattingly said. “Now, all of a sudden, we’ve seen a little more power recently, which he showed last year. Obviously, we don’t want him to force that, but that will happen for him. He just kind of keeps making good contact, and having solid at-bats.”

The Marlins already have made one trade, dealing closer Sergio Romo, along with pitching prospect Chris Vallimont and a player to be named later for left-handed-hitting first baseman Lewin Diaz, who is now the Marlins’ No. 12 prospect, according to MLB Pipeline. He will play at Double-A Jacksonville.

Miami is open to making more moves before Wednesday’s deadline.

Rojas would prefer to stay in Miami, because he sees improvement, especially on the pitching side. He noted that Jarlin García, who threw a scoreless ninth on Sunday, and right-hander Trevor Richards, who worked a scoreless seventh, both were moved to the bullpen after being starters.

“It’s not easy when you have to make adjustments in the middle of the season like that, it's something you have to take notice of,” Rojas said. “Knowing that in this organization, we have a lot of players who can play multiple positions, and do multiple things.

“I think, when we're ready to win, and we're ready to be in the playoffs, that's going to be huge for the organization.”