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Norby

Marsee hasn’t generated a ton of fantasy hype this offseason despite hitting .292/.363/.478 with five homers and 14 steals in a 55-game big-league debut late last year. The 24-year-old speedster doesn’t strike out a ton and boasts the on-base ability required to occupy the leadoff spot long-term. He’s come off the board right around 150th overall in NFBC drafts since the start of February, which makes him a top-30 range fantasy outfielder with 15-homer, 30-steal upside. Here is the full lineup: Marsee (CF), Agustín Ramírez (C), Christopher Morel (1B), Griffin Conine (RF), Connor Norby (3B), Heriberto Hernández (LF), Javier Sanoja (2B), Maximo Acosta (SS) and Ryan Ignoffo (DH).

This would seem to be a bit short-sighted since Ramírez has a quality bat and was one of the worst defensive catchers in baseball during his rookie season. He posted a -12 Fielding Runs Value on Statcast and was 63rd out of 63 catchers in Statcast’s Caught Stealing Above Average after throwing out only eight of 76 possible baserunners. De Nicola reports that the Marlins are now considering Eric Wagaman, Heriberto Hernandez, or Connor Norby as internal options at first base.

McCullough added that Norby will also spend some time in the outfield next spring but the goal remains for him to win the starting job at the hot corner. The 25-year-old was limited to just 88 games this past season, hitting .251/.300/.389 with eight homers and eight steals in 337 plate appearances. He offers realistic 20-homer and double-digit stolen base upside in an everyday role, which would give him some relevance in deeper fantasy formats.

Norby started the Marlins’ four-run rally in the fourth inning with a one-out single off of Brooks Raley. He then scored the game’s first run on an RBI double off the bat of Eric Wagaman. That would be all of the run support that Edward Cabrera and company would require in this one. The 25-year-old infielder wraps up his 2025 campaign hitting .251/.300/.389 with eight homers, 34 RBI and eight stolen bases in 337 plate appearances.

Norby doubled in the fourth inning and scored on a sacrifice fly before taking Jack Leiter deep for a solo blast in the sixth. It was his seventh homer of the season and his first since July 9 after spending time on the injured list. The 25-year-old third baseman is hitting .255/.303/.390 with 38 runs scored, 32 RBI, and seven steals across 314 plate appearances.

Norby returns to Miami’s lineup for Tuesday’s series opener against the Rockies at hitter-friendly Coors Field. The 25-year-old infielder, who batting .247/.298/.373 with six homers, 31 RBI and seven thefts over 295 plate appearances in 77 games, wound up missing just under two weeks with a quad strain. He’s

Graham Pauley (oblique) will kick off his rehab assignment on Wednesday night. Norby is working his way back from a quad strain that put him on the shelf last week. The 25-year-old figures to be back in Miami’s lineup by the end of the week.

Norby had played in just six games since returning from a broken hamate bone. Maximo Acosta and Javier Sanoja can step in for him at third base, and there might be some extra time in the outfield for Victor Mesa Jr. when Sanoja is in the infield.

It’s unclear with what. Norby is 6-for-18 with five RBI in six games since returning from a broken hamate bone. The Marlins will likely recall Maximo Acosta and have him and Javier Sanoja share time at third.

Norby drew a walk and scored in the first inning. He’d walk and score again in the third before bringing a run home to score on a sacrifice fly in the seventh. He then added two insurance runs on a double in the ninth. The 25-year-old third baseman is hitting .246/.297/.373 with six homers, 36 runs scored, 29 RBI, and seven steals across 283 plate appearances.