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Devers

Devers suffered an apparent left hand injury on an eight-inning collision at first base when he tried to corral an errant throw from third baseman Connor Norby. The 24-year-old infielder went 1-for-4 in a pair of contests for the Marlins after being brought up earlier this week from Triple-A Jacksonville.

Sanoja was quite a bit more worthy than Devers of a promotion in the first place, and it’ll be interesting to see what he can do if he gets the call. It’s unclear at the moment what is wrong with Devers.

With Vidal Brujan (shoulder) landing on the injured list on Saturday and Xavier Edwards (back) already sidelined, Devers will add some depth to the Marlins’ infield for the time being. He’s unlikely to see enough action to be relevant from a fantasy perspective.

Devers went unclaimed on waivers after being designated for assignment earlier this week. The 22-year-old shortstop hit an abysmal .244/.304/.317 with zero homers, five RBI, zero stolen bases, and an 11/3 K/BB ratio across 46 plate appearances during his time in the majors. He’ll provide Miami with some middle infield depth heading into next season.

The 22-year-old cousin of Red Sox’ superstar Rafael Devers made his big league debut in 2022 -- hitting a paltry .244/.304/.317 with zero homers, five RBI, zero stolen bases and an 11/3 K/BB ratio across 46 plate appearances. There’s a pretty good chance that he’ll pass through waivers without being claimed and will continue to serve as additional infield depth for the Marlins at Triple-A.

Devers, who is coming off right shoulder surgery, will continue to play everyday in the upper minors until the Marlins need some extra infield depth.

Devers continues to work his way back from last August’s season-ending right shoulder surgery and is finally ready to get into minor league games. He’ll need a few weeks to build up and face live pitching before he’s an option for the Marlins as a reserve infielder.

Devers is working his way back from last August’s shoulder surgery and doesn’t figure to return to the Marlins’ infield mix until later this summer.

Devers had shoulder surgery last year and hasn’t been cleared to throw in games situations yet. Odds are he’ll be sidelined until around midseason.

Devers, who appeared in 21 games for the Marlins last year, underwent right shoulder surgery last August. He hasn’t resumed throwing in game situations yet this spring.