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Marlins Calling Up RHP Zach Brzykcy for Nationals Series

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RosterMIAMay 31, 9:59 PM EDT

Marlins Calling Up RHP Zach Brzykcy for Nationals Series

Miami is promoting right-hander Zach Brzykcy, who will face his former team Washington in his Marlins debut.

The Marlins are set to select the contract of right-hander Zach Brzykcy prior to their next game against the Nationals. Brzykcy was originally signed by Washington as an undrafted free agent in 2020 and posted a 10.05 ERA over 28.2 innings across the 2024-25 seasons with the club. Miami must clear both 26-man and 40-man roster spots to accommodate the move.

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InjuryMIAMay 29, 7:20 PM EDT

Eury Perez Out 8+ Weeks With Right Gracilis Strain

The 23-year-old Marlins starter strained his right thigh during a between-innings stretch, ending his near-term availability.

Marlins pitcher Eury Perez was placed on the 15-day IL after straining his right gracilis muscle during his start against Toronto on Wednesday. Video captured Perez grabbing his right thigh in sudden pain while loosening up outside the dugout. The team expects him to miss at least eight weeks. Perez described the pain as a 10 out of 10 on severity.

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RosterMIAMay 29, 7:24 PM EDT

Eury Pérez heads to IL with leg strain, out ~8 weeks

Miami's young right-hander is sidelined with a leg strain that will keep him off the mound for roughly two months.

The Miami Marlins have placed RHP Eury Pérez on the injured list due to a leg strain. The recovery timeline is estimated at around eight weeks, ruling him out for a significant portion of the season. The move is an official roster transaction reported by MLB. His absence is a notable blow to Miami's rotation depth.

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InjuryMIAMay 29, 5:40 PM EDT

Eury Pérez Out ~8 Weeks With Right Gracilis Strain

The Marlins right-hander suffered a thigh injury mid-start against Toronto and imaging confirmed the strain.

Marlins starter Eury Pérez left his May 28 start against the Blue Jays after four shutout innings due to sudden, severe right thigh pain. Imaging confirmed a right gracilis strain with an eight-week recovery timeline. He has been placed on the 15-day IL retroactive to May 28. The injury is another significant blow to Miami's already-depleted starting rotation.

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InjuryMIAMay 29, 5:40 PM EDT

Eury Pérez Out ~8 Weeks With Right Gracilis Strain

The Marlins starter suffered a painful thigh injury mid-game and imaging confirmed a gracilis strain requiring a lengthy recovery.

Marlins right-hander Eury Pérez was placed on the 15-day IL retroactive to May 28 with a right gracilis strain. He exited his start against Toronto after four shutout innings, visibly in severe pain in the dugout. Post-game he described his pain as a ten out of ten before it eased slightly. His recovery timeline is approximately eight weeks, dealing another blow to Miami's already-depleted rotation.

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RosterMIAMay 28, 6:28 PM EDT

Marlins Add RHP Amos Willingham on Minor League Deal

The 27-year-old reliever, formerly with the Nationals and Astros' Triple-A affiliate, joins Jacksonville on a minor league contract.

Miami has signed right-handed reliever Amos Willingham to a minor league deal, assigning him to Triple-A Jacksonville. Willingham has appeared in parts of two MLB seasons, both with Washington, posting a 7.11 ERA with nine home runs allowed in 25.1 innings. He spent the early part of 2025 with Houston's Triple-A club, recording a 3.38 ERA in 13.1 innings but walking more batters than he struck out. His fastball velocity has dipped to 94 mph, below his career major league average of 95.9 mph.

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