Marlin Indori Connor Norby Sportsgrid and Craig Mish of the Miami Herald reported that he had surgery yesterday to repair Hamate’s bones that had broken left hand. He is expected to be eliminated in the next six to eight weeks.
Norby, 25, comes to Marlins Kyle Stouses Left-handed Deadline Trading Left-handed Left-Days less than a year ago Trevor Rogers Go to Baltimore. A few days ago, he was placed on an IL for 10 days due to inflammation of the left wrist. At the time, the specific nature of Nobi’s injury was unclear, but he stood out in the last two games of the All-Star Game after experiencing discomfort on the plate last Friday.
Norby, the second round pick and former top prospect in 2021, made his debut for the Marlins in a deal last summer. He made 162 sets with 162 sets, hitting .247/.315/.445 despite a 3-point strikeout rate of 32.1%. He has had some strikeouts this year (26.7%) but the season was tough throughout the season, slashed .241/.289/.364 on 273 trips in the set. It is not clear how long Norby was before the IL’s previous discomfort and subsequent surgery, but he stood out on an anemic .186/.234/.326 hit line in the past 47 sets, delaying his season a lot in the process.
Norby opened the 2025 season on the injury roster due to italic pressure, but has been Miami’s main third baseman when healthy. He played 68 games at the position and recorded 567 innings at that position, despite being below the standard defensive level (-7 defensive score savings), -3 above average). He also has the ability to hit second base, but the fish have been using it Xavier Edwards After installation Otto Lopez As their everyday shortstop.
In the case of Norby for the foreseeable future, their choices at third base include Graham Pauley,,,,, Javier Sanoja and Eric Wagamanalthough the latter has been playing first base regularly lately. Sanoja and Pauley Drew started in the last two games before the break.
Fish also have infielders Jack Winkler,,,,, Maximo Acosta and Deyvison de Los Santos In the 40-man lineup, their triple Jacksonville branch. Winkler is a good-speed utility player who made his brief debut earlier this season. Acosta is strictly a midfielder. De Los Santos played two corners, but he has spent most of his recent stay at first base. However, none of these three people were very good in Jacksonville.
Pauley, also the 2024 deadline ( Tanner Scott Return), not played in 94 Big League intraday this year, but did well in Triple-A Winkler, De Los Santos and Acosta. He played 144 sets with Jacksonville and cut .260/.340/.496 with a 9.7% walk rate and 11.1% strikeout rate.
