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Marlins’ Max Meyer Will get Unsure Damage Replace

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Miami Marlins All-Star beginning pitcher Max Meyer acquired unlucky information over the past weekend.

Meyer, 27, was despatched to the 15-day injured listing on Monday. The transfer is retroactive to July 19. The All-Star was experiencing neck discomfort in his July 7 begin towards the Seattle Mariners. He missed his subsequent begin and didn’t take part within the All-Star Recreation on July 14.

He would make a scheduled begin on July 18 towards the Milwaukee Brewers. Meyers made it simply 3.0 innings earlier than getting pulled. This led to getting despatched to the injured listing.

“I grinded by means of each single inning it felt like, put the ‘pen in a tricky spot, particularly coming off a break like this,” Meyers mentioned after the beginning. “Clearly, I needed to go deeper. ‘Pen’s acquired to select up a variety of slack if I’m solely going three innings and there’s a one-run recreation. So, it was robust. Clearly, not my greatest one. Clear up the walks after which get again on it.”

On Friday, the Marlins mentioned that Max Meyer will probably be shut down from throwing for the subsequent two weeks, Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald reported.

Meyer will probably be re-evaluated after the two-week interval.


Max Meyer’s Spectacular 2026 Season

Max Meyer

GettyMiami Marlins beginning pitcher Max Meyer is on tempo for the very best season of his profession. The 27-year-old carries a 9-1 report, 2.68 ERA, and 1.14 WHIP over 111.0 innings pitched. (Photograph by Jared Lennon/Getty Photos)

Earlier than struggling the neck pressure, Marlins beginning pitcher Max Meyer was off to the very best begin of his profession.

By way of 20 begins, Meyer carries a 9-1 report, 2.68 ERA, and 1.14 WHIP by means of 111.0 innings pitched. Meyer earned the primary All-Star bid of his profession in 2026, however wasn’t capable of play within the recreation as a result of lingering neck pressure.

The 27-year-old’s greatest month of the season got here in June. In 5 begins, Meyer went 4-0 with a 1.78 ERA.

Meyer’s greatest begin of the season got here in a Might 2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. By way of 7.0 innings, Meyer allowed only one hit and one stroll whereas placing out seven. The lone hit got here within the third inning to the Phillies’ Garrett Stubbs.


Marlins Look to Snap 9-Recreation Dropping Streak Towards Padres

Clayton McCullough

GettyThe Miami Marlins are very a lot within the Nationwide League Wild Card race regardless of being on a nine-game dropping streak. (Photograph by Megan Briggs/Getty Photos)

Heading right into a three-game collection towards the San Diego Padres, the Marlins have run into their worst stretch of the season.

Miami (52-51) hasn’t received a recreation since earlier than the All-Star break on July 9.

9 straight losses.

Three straight series-losing sweeps to the Cleveland Guardians, Milwaukee Brewers, and Houston Astros have Miami only one recreation above .500.

The Padres, who’re 7-16 over their final 23, will probably be Miami’s subsequent shot at discovering the identical momentum they’d earlier within the season.

The Marlins are within the combine for the Nationwide League Wild Card. Nevertheless, it’s a tight-knit race. Miami, together with the Washington Nationals, the St. Louis Cardinals, and the Pittsburgh Pirates, are all inside 2.0 video games of the Arizona Diamondbacks for the final Wild Card spot.

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