Miami Marlins Injuries 2023 Marlins Injuries

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Reported Name Body Part Pos Injury Notes
9/23/23 Luis Arraez
Q
Leg 2B Arraez is dealing with a leg injury and is uncertain to take the field for the Marlins.
9/23/23 Eury Perez
O
Back SP Perez is dealing with inflammation in his SI joint and has been placed on the 15-day injured list.
9/15/23 Tommy Nance
O
Oblique RP Nance is dealing with a left oblique strain and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He is expected to miss the remainder of the 2023 season.
9/6/23 Sandy Alcantara
O
Right Forearm SP Alcantara is dealing with a right forearm flexor stain and has been placed on the 15-day injured list.
8/23/23 Avisail Garcia
O
Hamstring RF Garcia is dealing with a left hamstring strain and was placed on the 10-day injured list.
8/14/23 Huascar Brazoban
O
Hamstring RP Brazoban is dealing with a left hamstring injury and has been placed on the 15-day injured list.
7/4/23 Jonathan Davis
O
Knee CF Davis is dealing with a knee contusion and has been added to the 60-day injured list. He is expected to miss the remainder of the 2023 season.
6/2/23 Matt Barnes
O
Hip RP Barnes is dealing with a left hip impingement and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He is expected to miss the remainder of the 2023 season.
4/19/23 Trevor Rogers
O
Bicep SP Rogers is dealing with a left bicep strain and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He will likely miss the remainder of the 2023 season.
3/30/23 Max Meyer
O
Elbow SP Meyer underwent Tommy John surgery and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He will miss the entire 2023 season.
3/15/23 Anthony Bender
O
Elbow RP Bender is recovering from Tommy John surgery and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He will miss the entire 2023 season.

Most Impactful Injuries on 2019 Season

Dan Straily - The Miami pitching staff is going to be in trouble regardless of who is out there. This team lacks big league talent, and Dan Straily has been a fill-in piece for the Marlins. Straily struggled when healthy last season, after a decent 2017 season. He missed the last month of the season, and his oblique injuries make him a major question mark for the new season. Straily will rehab during the offseason, and will need to be checked upon for his status closer to Spring Training.

Caleb Smith - It sounds like Caleb Smith is going to be behind on his Spring Training process, after going under the knife for lat surgery. Smith will need to get healthy offseason in first before competing for the rotation spot he had last season. Smith showed flashes of solid off-speed pitches, but a heavy slider approach could have him with further arm problems down the line. Miami isn’t going anywhere fast, but trotting out below average starters is going to be bad for any team. Smith will need to come back strong over the offseason.

Top Injuries in History of Franchise

Back when the Marlins had a loaded staff, they battled some health issues. A.J. Burnett was one of them, who had elbow issues during the 2003 season. He ended up missing most of that season, and into some of the next. Ricky Nolasco and Josh Johnson both battled injuries their entire career, but it was Johnson who had the shortened career. It was unfortunate given his talent. When the Yankees sent Aaron Boone out after his heroics, he landed in Miami for a small time, but mainly was on the DL with knee surgery.

Continuing down the years, more injury problems occurred to Miami pitchers. Anibal Sanchez needed shoulder surgery, and ended up missing the 2008 season. He also battled shoulder problems in 2009 too. Nathan Eovaldi has battled arm injuries in his career, although he has eventually made it back to be a World Series champ. He had Tommy John twice in his career, but once was with Miami.

Back in 2013, their start outfielder Marcell Ozuna had to repair a torn ligament in his thumb, missing the second half of the season. It was shortly after that Christian Yelich joined him on the DL with back issues. Jose Fernandez had to have Tommy John surgery, but his death a few years later is the biggest tragedy to Miami and the game of baseball.