The Miami Marlins They will have to face their next commitments with a significant loss. The shoveler Kyle Stowers He was placed on the 10-day disabled list Tuesday afternoon with a left hamstring issue and the team was promoted to Graham Pauley from the branch Triple A Jacksonville to fill the vacancy on the roster.
Stowers, one of the great strongholds of the South Florida team in the previous contest, had to abandon last Sunday’s challenge after hitting an unstoppable two-run RBI in the fifth inning. After crossing the first bag, the slugger began to limp and hold the back of his left leg with his hand.
The slugger began this season on the sidelined list with a right hamstring injury and made his tournament debut on April 19 after completing a five-game rehab assignment in Triple A.
Since June 1, Stowers had recorded 13 home runs, 41 RBIs and an OPS of .867 in 57 games played and had become the Fish’s regular first baseman since mid-June, in order to make viable the opportunity for him to Heriberto Hernández, Griffin Conine, Owen Caissie and Liam Hicks also remained in the lineup.
With the departure of Hicks heading to the Tampa Bay Rays before the trade deadline, Conine, Pauley and Leo Jimenez They emerge as the main alternatives for the Marlins at first base during the time Stowers remains inactive.
Solid first impression
The launcher Jace Beck He left a near-perfect first impression in his debut within the Marlins organization. The right-hander, acquired at the trade deadline, pitched a five-inning no-hitter in a rain-shortened Triple-A Jacksonville challenge on Sunday.
This outing marked the fourth for Beck in which he did not allow hits in the current tournament. The Chicago Cubs They traded the right-hander to Miami, along with the infielder Jonathon Longby the left-handed pitcher Braxton Garrett on Monday.
