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Next GameNext Game	09/06/2024 7:10 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	PHI Philadelphia Phillies
Standing (Division)Division Rank	5th NL East
WinsWins	52
LossesLosses	87
RunsRuns Scored	528
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	719
Batting AverageBatting Average	.240
Home RunsHome Runs	128
ManagerManager	Skip Schumaker

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Edward Cabrera

MIA Starting Pitcher #27

Edward Cabrera didn’t start Friday because of migraine-like symptoms.

Finally word on why Cabrera didn’t pitch. Austin Kitchen got the late nod in his place and gave up seven runs — six earned — in two innings against the Phillies. The Marlins didn’t comment on when Cabrera might pitch again, but we imagine he’ll get the call this weekend if he feels better.
Edward Cabrera

MIA Starting Pitcher #27

Edward Cabrera was scratched from his scheduled start Friday for an undisclosed reason.

Austin Kitchen is pitching in his place. There was no word of any issues for Cabrera coming into the day. However, he has been on the IL twice with shoulder problems this season.
Adam Oller

MIA Relief Pitcher #77

Adam Oller allowed four runs in 5 1/3 innings and took the loss against the Phillies on Thursday.

Oller gave up five hits, walked five and struck out six. He had allowed just one run in his first five innings, but the Phillies broke through in the sixth inning. Oller allowed a home run to Bryson Stott, walked J.T. Realmuto and gave up a single to Brandon Marsh before he was removed in the sixth inning. Realmuto and Marsh both scored after Oller left the mound. He had allowed just one run in 11 2/3 innings with 14 strikeouts in his previous two starts. The 29-year-old right-hander is set to face the Pirates on the road next week.
Deyvison De Los Santos

MIA First Baseman #70

Marlins 1B/3B prospect Deyvison De Los Santos went 2-for-4 with his 37th round-tripper of the season on Thursday for Triple-A Jacksonville.

The biggest question for De Los Santos is whether he’ll make enough contact for his prodigious raw power to play at the highest level. The 21-year-old slugging prospect, who came over from the Diamondbacks at the trade deadline, is going to get a shot in Miami at some point in the near future. He’s a name fantasy managers should have on their radar screens heading into 2025 drafts.
Braxton Garrett

MIA Starting Pitcher #29

Braxton Garrett (forearm) struck out five over three scoreless innings on Thursday in a minor league rehab start for Low-A Jupiter.

Garrett allowed two hits, walked two and threw 38 pitches (23 strikes) over three strong frames in his first rehab outing since landing on the injured list back in late June due to a forearm flexor tendon strain. The 27-year-old lefty is probably going to need at least one or two additional outings before returning to Miami’s starting rotation.
Ryan Weathers

MIA Starting Pitcher #60

Ryan Weathers (finger) will make another minor league rehab start on Saturday for Triple-A Jacksonville.

Weather tossed three scoreless innings earlier this week in his first rehab outing for Low-A Jupiter and is aiming to return before the regular season wraps up. He threw 47 pitches earlier this week, so there’s a possibility this weekend’s outing will be his last one before he’s ready to return to Miami. The 24-year-old lefty has been out sine early June recovering from a left index finger sprain.
Kent Emanuel

MIA Relief Pitcher #74

Marlins sent LHP Kent Emanuel outright to Triple-A Jacksonville.

Emanuel was called up by the Marlins five times this year before being designated for assignment on Tuesday. He’ll head to the minors to serve as organizational bullpen depth.
Ali Sanchez

MIA Catcher #47

Marlins sent C Alí Sánchez outright to Triple-A Jacksonville.

Sánchez was designated for assignment on Tuesday but will remain with the Marlins and serve as organizational catching depth at Triple-A.
Jesus Sanchez

MIA Left Fielder #12

Jesús Sánchez (back) is not in the lineup for Thursday’s series opener against the Phillies.

The 26-year-old was removed from Tuesday’s game with a back spasm, and then the Marlins faced two straight left-handed pitchers, so it was a good time to let him heal up. As of now, we expect that Sánchez will return to the lineup for the final three games against right-handed pitching, but we’ll have to wait another day to find out. With Griffin Conine also sitting against a lefty, it will be David Hensley batting sixth and playing right field and Christian Pache batting eighth and playing center field.
Xavier Edwards

MIA Shortstop #63

Xavier Edwards went 2-for-5 with a game-winning RBI single in the 10th inning on Wednesday, lifting the Marlins to a 4-3 walk-off victory over the Nationals.

Edwards came through with a tie-breaking single to left-center field off Nationals reliever Derek Law to put an end to Wednesday’s extra-inning marathon at loanDepot park. The 25-year-old speedster went 0-for-5 during Tuesday’s series opener in his return from the injured list, but was able to put that one behind him in a hurry, recording another multi-hit performance in this one. He’s taken over as Miami’s everyday shortstop and is batting .339 (39-for-115) with one homer and 18 steals over his last 30 games. That’ll work.

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