Marlins will have no outfielders Kyle Stouses Manager Clayton McCullough, a few weeks after he suffered from 1st grade pressure on the left, told reporters (via MLB.com’s Christina de Nicola link). He will be on the 10-day injury list before tomorrow’s series finale in Boston. Daniel Álvarez-Montes of El Extrabase first reported Miami will recall Joey Wiemer Corresponding move from Triple-A Jacksonville.
Stols felt uncomfortable with his swing early on Friday. He played the rest of the competition, but the lingering soreness made him image today. Level 1 strain has the lowest severity, but even a relatively small side/tilt strain can cost the batsman more than a month. It seems like Stoll may miss most of the remaining timeline.
Hopefully this is just a part of Miami’s breakthrough slugger. The Stowers won his first All-Star Trial and had a .288/.368/.544 slash line on 457 crickets. He has made 25 home runs and has broken the 30-Home trademark while he remains healthy. Although he fell into some depression in August, he was a national league player in July due to a monster .364/.451/.818 having 10 long goals in 24 games. This does not coincide with Miami’s 15-10 performance last month, showing Mrs. Stowe’s ability to carry the roster as it goes well.
Dane Myers Most of the season has been starting center fielders. He has been playing time since then Jakob Marsee Being promoted to a central job. Miles may get more playing time on the left. Wiemer, who was taken away by the Royals a few weeks ago, now debuted in a spin corner outfield role.
