Dane

Myers

Myers suffered the laceration during Tuesday’s game against the Phillies, and his 2025 campaign is finished due to the injury. He ends the season with a .617 OPS, six homers and 19 stolen bases over 106 games and 333 plate appearances. He should have a role with Miami in 2026.

Myers will presumably undergo further evaluation and testing to make sure he didn’t suffer any structural damage to his right knee, but the fact that the club is labeling it a laceration is extremely encouraging. The 29-year-old outfielder was carted off the field following a serious-looking collision with the right-field wall where his knee appeared to buckle after slamming into the base of the wall. An additional update on his status should come before Wednesday’s game.

Myers needed assistance to be carried to the cart after a scary collision with the right-center field wall where he appeared to suffer a serious knee injury. The 29-year-old outfielder’s right knee appeared to buckle after slamming awkwardly into the base of the wall. There should be an update on his status following the contest.

Myers is back in Miami’s crowded outfield mix for Tuesday’s game against the Rockies after missing just over two weeks recovering from a right oblique strain.

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.

Myers heads to the shelf after undergoing an MRI that revealed a strain. No word yet on the severity, which will determine whether he makes it back to Miami before the regular season wraps up in a couple weeks.

Myers will sit out Sunday’s contest after making an early exit from Saturday’s game with right side discomfort. The encouraging development here is that he hasn’t been placed on the injured list yet. It’ll be Joey Wiemer taking over in right field in his absence.

Myers should be considered day-to-day. The 29-year-old was replaced in the lineup by Jakob Marsee.

Myers also scored twice and drew a walk. The homer was just the fifth of the season, while the steal gives the speedy 29-year-old 15 on the campaign. Myers has helped the Marlins with his glove and ability to hit southpaws, but it doesn’t translate into fantasy relevancy in the overwhelming majority of formats.

The Marlins are going all right-handed to open the game against Nick Lodolo and Cincinnati. That means Towers sits with Heriberto Hernandez getting the start in right field. Jesus Sanchez is also out with Derek Hill in center and Dane Myers handling right field.