Tracking Miami Marlins injury, rehab updates

Ely Sussman · January 13, 2024

Frequently updated throughout the year with the latest on injuries affecting Miami Marlins players in both the majors and minors.

No ability is more important than availability. With that in mind, Fish On First has created this landing page to be frequently updated throughout the year with the latest on injuries affecting Miami Marlins players in both the majors and minors.

The injury/rehab tracker is sponsored by Berger & Hicks. If you’ve been injured as a result of somebody else’s negligence, give them a call at (305) 670-7050.

Major league injuries

RHP Sandy Alcantara (60-day IL, Tommy John surgery)

Last official game appearance: September 21, 2023 (rehab assignment, Jacksonville)
Underwent Tommy John surgery on October 6, 2023
Rehabbing in Miami as of May 10

INF Tim Anderson (10-day IL, lower back tightness)

Last official game appearance: May 10
Rehabbing in Miami as of May 17
Scheduled to begin rehab assignment with Jacksonville on May 18
Eligible to be reinstated on May 21

RHP Edward Cabrera (15-day IL, right shoulder impingement)

Last official game appearance: May 7
Began season on the injured list with same injury
Threw a bullpen session in Jupiter on May 17

RHP JT Chargois (60-day IL, neck spasms)

Last official game appearance: April 26 (rehab assignment, Jacksonville)
Transferred from 15-day IL to 60-day IL on May 12
Pitched in FCL Marlins intrasquad game

INF Xavier Edwards (60-day IL, left foot infection)

Last official game appearance: March 5
Transferred from 10-day IL to 60-day IL on May 7
Scheduled to play five inning with Jacksonville on May 18

OF Avisaíl García (10-day IL, left hamstring strain)

Last official game appearance: April 27
Completing baseball activities as of May 17

RHP Bryan Hoeing (15-day IL, left hamstring strain)

Last official game appearance: May 1
Working out, will be evaluated to throw bullpen session on May 17 or May 18

RHP Eury Pérez (60-day IL, Tommy John surgery)

Last official game appearance: March 13
Transferred to from 15-day IL to 60-day IL on April 4
Underwent Tommy John surgery on April 8
Doing range of motion exercises as of April 22

LHP Josh Simpson (60-day IL, left elbow ulnar neuritis)

Last official game appearance: April 6 (rehab assignment, Jupiter)
Transferred to 60-day IL on April 20
Underwent surgery to repair ulnar nerve neuritis on April 23 with estimated recovery time of three months
Rehabbing in Jupiter as of May 10

Minor league injuries

LHP Andelzon Abad

Assigned to DSL Miami
Last official game appearance: June 10, 2023

OF Kemp Alderman (7-day IL, hamate)

Assigned to Low-A Jupiter
Last official game appearance: March 18

RHP Derek Arellan

Assigned to DSL Miami
Last official game appearance: June 15, 2023
Throwing bullpen sessions as of April 13

LHP Sandro Bargallo (60-day IL)

Assigned to Low-A Jupiter
Last official game appearance: September 9, 2022

RHP Jesse Bergin (60-day IL, Tommy John surgery)

Assigned to Low-A Jupiter
Last official game appearance: September 17, 2021

RHP Gabe Bierman (7-day IL)

Assigned to High-A Beloit
Last official game appearance: November 2, 2023

OF Davis Bradshaw (60-day IL, torn left ACL)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: August 18, 2023

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RHP Cristian Charle (60-day IL)

Assigned to High-A Beloit
Last official game appearance: September 8, 2023

INF José Devers (7-day IL, head)

Assigned to Triple-A Jacksonville
Last official game appearance: May 11 (rehab assignment, FCL)

RHP Rodolfo De La Cruz (7-day IL)

Assigned to FCL Marlins
Last official game appearance: August 17, 2023

RHP Breidy Encarnación (60-day IL)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: September 24, 2023

RHP Justin Evans (7-day IL, right elbow surgery)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: May 1 (rehab assignment, Jupiter)

LHP Dax Fulton (60-day IL, Tommy John surgery)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: May 11, 2023
Throwing from 45 feet as of February 24

RHP Manuel Genao (right arm surgery)

Assigned to DSL Marlins
No MiLB game experience
Throwing bullpen sessions as of May 8

RHP Angel Hernández

Assigned to DSL Miami
Last official game appearance: July 15, 2023

RHP Leandro Hernández (60-day IL)

Assigned to FCL Marlins
Last official game appearance: August 18, 2022

OF Diego Infante (7-day IL)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: April 14

OF José Made

Assigned to DSL Miami
No MiLB game experience

RHP Nick Maldonado (7-day IL)

Assigned to FCL Marlins
Last official game appearance: August 17, 2023

RHP Robinson Martinez (60-day IL)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: September 17, 2022

RHP Jorge Mercedes (60-day IL, right elbow)

Assigned to High-A Beloit
Last official game appearance: May 17, 2023

RHP Jared Poland (7-day IL, right arm)

Assigned to High-A Beloit
Last official game appearance: May 4

LHP Luis Porfirio

Assigned to DSL Marlins
Last official game appearance: June 29, 2023

RHP Jean Reyes (60-day IL, Tommy John surgery)

Assigned to FCL Marlins
Last official game appearance: September 8, 2022
Underwent surgery on April 7, 2023
Throwing bullpen sessions as of March 29

OF Brett Roberts (7-day IL, right knee)

Assigned to High-A Beloit
Last official game appearance: April 25

INF Sean Roby (7-day IL, leg)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: May 9

RHP Franklin Sánchez (60-day IL, right elbow)

Assigned to High-A Beloit
Last official game appearance: August 24, 2023

OF Shane Sasaki (7-day IL, left hand)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: April 28

RHP Jake Schrand (60-day IL)

Assigned to Low-A Jupiter
Last official game appearance: August 3, 2023

LHP Alfonso Suriel

Assigned to DSL Marlins
Last official game appearance: August 20, 2022

RHP Roosevelt Trinidad

Assigned to DSL Marlins
Last official game appearance: August 10, 2022

LHP Kevin Vaupel (60-day IL, Tommy John surgery)

Assigned to FCL Marlins
Last official game appearance: July 20, 2023
Underwent Tommy John surgery on August 18, 2023
Playing catch as of January 29

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RHP Brandon White (7-day IL)

Assigned to Low-A Jupiter
Last official game appearance: May 9

LHP Caleb Wurster (7-day IL)

Assigned to Double-A Pensacola
Last official game appearance: September 26, 2023

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THOMAS JOSEPH · September 4, 2024

This is somewhat of an aside, and clearly anecdotal, but I watch a lot of MLB, and players sure seem to be hurt more than I remember in the past. Perhaps it was a different, if unfortunate mentality about playing through injuries. The monster team investments in players obviously contribute to a greater "protection of assets" strategy. Still, other than routine plays, it looks to me that players are hurt/shaken up/distressed by almost every play. The foolishness of head-first slides should be mentioned. Is the obligatory "players are bigger and faster" mantra not seemingly at odds with the constant drumbeat of "players are in better shape than ever?"

rurrusuno · December 6, 2024

On 9/4/2024 at 10:29 AM, THOMAS JOSEPH said:

This is somewhat of an aside, and clearly anecdotal, but I watch a lot of MLB, and players sure seem to be hurt more than I remember in the past. Perhaps it was a different, if unfortunate mentality about playing through injuries. The monster team investments in players obviously contribute to a greater "protection of assets" strategy. Still, other than routine plays, it looks to me that players are hurt/shaken up/distressed by almost every play. The foolishness of head-first slides should be mentioned. Is the obligatory "players are bigger and faster" mantra not seemingly at odds with the constant drumbeat of "players are in better shape than ever?"

You make a fair point. There are several reasons why players are more injured than ever now.

I believe overuse of players can be a big reason why. When I played baseball, it was pretty much year-round. Fall season, spring season, and summer season. Basically, those want to go far and get a college scholarship need to play the sport all year long and just focus on it. It's not rare at all for great young athletes to be playing for their school or local park and represent a travel team at the same time.

Velocity for pitchers is definitely another reason. Pitchers are throwing harder than ever nowadays. There are lots of stats backing that point. This has created additional stress on the shoulder and elbow, thus increasing the Tommy John surgery rates.

Also, the MLB season is long and up until the last couple of seasons, games were averaging over 3 hours. This only increases the risk of any player getting hurt for whatever reason.

THOMAS JOSEPH · December 6, 2024

13 hours ago, rurrusuno said:

You make a fair point. There are several reasons why players are more injured than ever now.

I believe overuse of players can be a big reason why. When I played baseball, it was pretty much year-round. Fall season, spring season, and summer season. Basically, those want to go far and get a college scholarship need to play the sport all year long and just focus on it. It's not rare at all for great young athletes to be playing for their school or local park and represent a travel team at the same time.

Velocity for pitchers is definitely another reason. Pitchers are throwing harder than ever nowadays. There are lots of stats backing that point. This has created additional stress on the shoulder and elbow, thus increasing the Tommy John surgery rates.

Also, the MLB season is long and up until the last couple of seasons, games were averaging over 3 hours. This only increases the risk of any player getting hurt for whatever reason.

Thank you for your insights, and you also make solid points.

I only played through college, so my experience is limited, and it was 50 years ago. The pitching velocity issue is, for sure, a significant factor. Perhaps the length and amount of baseball in a season is also substantial, but this hasn't changed much since my time. The same number of games and ST, except some additional playoffs, granted. With the DH, pitchers aren't batting, of course. Yet, many of the defensive plays in every game involving pitchers end up with medical staff on the field. Bunts, covering first, you name it. Unfortunately, I simply do not buy the "better" players. In truth, equipment, training, nutrition, specialized coaching, medical care, and even playing field quality/care/safety measures are better than ever. Pitching velocity and home runs have increased, yet we must consider whether these are good things, especially the velocity contribution to injuries you mentioned. The reduced game times may result in fewer injuries, as you noted, but I would wager this will not be the case. A lot of it is a big change in team strategy because of player contract costs. That is true. Yet, even with all these things and the "savior" DH, league averages aren't improving in the face of the pitching fiasco, and, to the theme of this discussion, players are not more durable despite all their advantages. Then there are the player entitlement and attitude problems of modern players, which is, of course, a microcosm of the overall society.

1993 fan from start · March 23, 2025

On 12/5/2024 at 6:56 PM, rurrusuno said:

You make a fair point. There are several reasons why players are more injured than ever now.

I believe overuse of players can be a big reason why. When I played baseball, it was pretty much year-round. Fall season, spring season, and summer season. Basically, those want to go far and get a college scholarship need to play the sport all year long and just focus on it. It's not rare at all for great young athletes to be playing for their school or local park and represent a travel team at the same time.

Velocity for pitchers is definitely another reason. Pitchers are throwing harder than ever nowadays. There are lots of stats backing that point. This has created additional stress on the shoulder and elbow, thus increasing the Tommy John surgery rates.

Also, the MLB season is long and up until the last couple of seasons, games were averaging over 3 hours. This only increases the risk of any player getting hurt for whatever reason.

Pitchers are throwing harder than ever nowadays. that not the big problem. for Pitchers . as the Pitch Clock is . injures went from 30 mlb Pitchers to 65. and that was also the case in Minors where injures are up. Mlb did study and part of the report was said to be missing . I ask how many players should be throwing 90mph 3 to 4 times in 18 to 20 sec.? then i also thing pitcher throwing less changeups nowdays compare to fastball. Players on feild seem more fatigue Players and less strech out now days. I can remember when Ken Griffey JR went to the Reds . He said he love the on feild workouts more then the weight room. and was getting injure more when reds trying to put him in the weight room. maybe 90's and early days workouts was right RUNNING as the main thing .example of that would be station nowdays. how much he injure . hiis off season workouts.. Than again i do say pitcher now days have pour grip and poor pitcher trowing style . just a my opion lol .

Hippyboi · May 3

Is Arquette hurt? 2 good games and then he sat out for a few days

Ely Sussman · May 3

28 minutes ago, Hippyboi said:

Is Arquette hurt? 2 good games and then he sat out for a few days

Missing yet another game today 😬

We will look into it...

Hippyboi · July 25

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