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Hernandez

Hernandez, who was acquired from the Mets in the Paul Lo Duca trade, is 9-4 with a 3.62 ERA, 96 H and 100/29 K/BB in 99 1/3 innings. The 20-year-old could be a future middle-of-the-rotation starters for the Marlins.

Hernandez had been pitching in the Frontier League. He’ll be assigned to Triple-A Reno, where he posted a 5.97 ERA in 15 starts last season.

Hernandez pitched five innings of no-hit ball back in his third start of the year, but he wasn’t ready to go the distance then. The 19-year-old struck out six and walked two tonight. He’s one of the Mets’ top prospects.

The 19-year-old Hernandez went 6-1 with a 2.43 ERA, 59 H and 99/30 K/BB in 92 2/3 IP for Single-A Hagerstown. He’s establishing himself as one of the top pitching prospects in the low minors.

Not like him at all. Hernandez had walked 12 in eight starts entering the night. The former Mets prospect is currently 2-4 with a 3.93 ERA. He’s got a chance of seeing time with the Marlins later this season.

A nice pickup for the Mariners. Hernandez’s stock is down over the last year, and he was recently demoted to Double-A after going 2-8 with a 7.24 ERA at Triple-A Albuquerque. Still, he’s just 22 and his struggles may have been related to an abominal strain that limited him in April and May. He could yet make it as a fourth or fifth starter. The Mariners will put him in either Double- or Triple-A.

Hernandez hadn’t pitched since April 22 due to a strained intercostal muscle. He has a 6.92 ERA in five starts.

Hernandez has allowed one run in seven innings. The 21-year-old will need at least Sergio Mitre to open the season on the disabled list if he’s going to have a shot at a rotation spot. Realistically, he’s looking at a stint in Triple-A and maybe a midseason debut in the majors.

Hernandez had a decent enough spring, posting a 4.15 ERA in 13 innings, but he’s still clearly fallen behind Chris Volstad on the depth chart. He’ll be a part of the rotation at Triple-A Albuquerque.

Hernandez was claimed off waivers from the Red Sox earlier this month. The 24-year-old righty punched his ticket for the minors after giving up three runs on five hits in just one inning of work against the Rockies on Sunday. The former Mets’ farmhand was 10-9 with a 5.23 ERA and 1.41 WHIP in 26 starts with Triple-A Tacoma (Seattle) last season.