The Miami Marlins placed starting pitcher Edward Cabrera (elbow) on the 15-day injured list on Wednesday with right elbow tendinitis and recalled left-hander Daniel Castano from Triple-A Jacksonville in a corresponding move. The team also recalled pitcher Jimmy Yacabonis from Jacksonville, placed reliever Cole Sulser (lat) on the injured list and moved left-hander Jesus Luzardo to the 60-day IL. Cabrera allowed just one earned run while striking out 13 in 12 innings in his first two starts of the season, but he allowed five earned runs while walking three and striking out just two in 3 2/3 innings in his most recent start on June 12 against the Houston Astros. His elbow might've been bothering him in that start, though, and the 24-year-old should have a chance to return to Miami's rotation in two weeks.

Miami Marlins starting pitcher Edward Cabrera will make his second start of the season on Tuesday when the team takes on the Washington Nationals. The 24-year-old made his season debut last Wednesday and was extremely impressive. Despite having the unenviable task of pitching against the Rockies in Colorado, he threw six shutout innings and allowed just one hit and four walks while striking out nine. Cabrera struggled in his first taste of the majors in 2021, pitching to a 5.81 ERA and a 1.63 WHIP over seven starts. However, fantasy managers would be wise to put those 2021 stats in the rear view mirror. He's one of the Marlins' top pitching prospects and his high upside makes him worthy of a roster spot in just about all fantasy leagues.

The Miami Marlins recalled right-hander Edward Cabrera from the minors on Wednesday, and he will start in Game 1 of a doubleheader against the Colorado Rockies. Cabrera will be making his eighth major league start and first this season after going 0-3 with a 5.81 ERA, 1.63 WHIP, 28 strikeouts and 19 walks in 26 1/3 innings in his major league debut in 2021. There's a chance the 24-year-old could stick in the Marlins rotation if he fares well, so those in deeper leagues should pay attention. The team's No. 4 prospect, per MLB Pipeline, had allowed 12 earned runs on 20 hits while striking out 32 and walking 12 in 23 2/3 frames over five starts for Triple-A Jacksonville before his call-up.

Miami Marlins right-hander Edward Cabrera (biceps) will make a start for Triple-A Jacksonville on Tuesday. Cabrera began the season in the minors in order to rehab his biceps injury, and he's made only one start for Low-A Jupiter, tossing four shutout innings with three walks and seven strikeouts. The 24-year-old right-hander is the team's No. 2 prospect, per MLB Pipeline. He made his first seven big-league starts for the Fish last year and posted a 5.81 ERA, a 1.63 WHIP, 19 walks and 28 strikeouts over 26 1/3 innings. Cabrera has premium stuff, but he'll need to improve his control and command in order to have success the next time he's on a major league mound. Once healthy, he should be the next man up in Miami when a spot opens up in the rotation.

Miami Marlins pitcher Edward Cabrera (biceps) is scheduled to start at Single-A Jupiter on Thursday. Cabrera, who is ranked as the team's top pitching prospect by MLB Pipeline, is dealing with biceps muscle fatigue. He made his MLB debut last year, but struggled over his seven starts with the Marlins. He went 0-3 with a 5.81 ERA and a 1.63 WHIP. Once he is healthy again, he will likely settle in at Triple-A, where he had a 3.68 ERA and 1.398 WHIP over six starts in 2021.

Miami Marlins pitcher Edward Cabrera (biceps) went through a 20-pitch bullpen session at Low-A Jupiter on Wednesday. The 24-year-old is currently on the 7-day injured list due to right biceps muscle fatigue. The Marlins have a complete and healthy five-man rotation right now, so Cabrera will likely head to Triple-A once he's done rehabbing. He's the team's top-ranked pitching prospect and we're likely to see him back with the Marlins at some point relatively soon. He had a 2.93 ERA and a 1.14 WHIP with 13.5 K/9 in the minors last year, but he struggled to the tune of a 5.81 ERA over his seven starts in the majors in 2021.

Miami Marlins right-hander Edward Cabrera (biceps) will be placed on the injured list after he's been unable to continue to build up due to right biceps muscle fatigue, according to a source. Cabrera got a slightly late start to spring training due to visa issues as well, but the good news is it's expected to be a short stint on the injured list. When the 23-year-old returns, he'll begin his season at Triple-A Jacksonville. In seven starts in his rookie season in 2021, Cabrera had a 5.81 ERA, a 1.63 WHIP, a 23.3% strikeout rate and a 15.8% walk rate in just 26 1/3 innings pitched. He'll need to display better command if he wants to return to Miami's rotation at some point this season.

The Miami Marlins optioned pitcher Edward Cabrera to Triple-A on Thursday. The 23-year-old joined the team for Spring Training late and only had the chance to make one start. In that start, he pitched well, tossing three scoreless innings and allowing no hits and one walk while striking out three. Cabrera is one of the Marlins' top prospects and there's a good chance the team will call him up to join the rotation sooner rather than later. He made seven starts for the team last year and struggled to the tune of a 5.81 ERA and a 1.63 WHIP. However, his upside is immense and he's someone worth keeping an eye on for fantasy managers in all league types.

Miami Marlins starting pitcher Edward Cabrera will make his spring debut against the Washington Nationals on Monday. He arrived late to camp and is a bit behind the other pitchers on the roster. The 23-year-old has an electric arm, but was hit hard during his brief time in the big leagues last year. The promising young righty has plenty of upside and long-term value. He's certainly worth looking at in mixed leagues and NL-only formats heading into the season.

Miami Marlins starting pitcher Edward Cabrera (finger) was removed from his start against the New York Mets due to a blister on his right middle finger. The right-hander only lasted three innings before being removed from the game. He allowed two hits, two walks and two earned runs while striking out six. Cabrera ends his rookie years with an 0-3 record to go along with a 5.81 ERA and a 1.63 WHIP over seven starts. The 23-year-old had a few promising outings, but was unable to keep runners off the base paths consistently.

Miami Marlins rookie starting pitcher Edward Cabrera worked another short outing on Saturday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. In Cabrera's four innings, he allowed three runs (two earned) on six hits and three walks, striking out seven. It was good to see the rookie righty rack up some strikeouts, but he needed 79 pitches (48 strikes) to get just 12 outs total. While he's shown more than a few flashes of his upside, Cabrera's big league career is off to a rough start. He'll take an 0-2 record and a 6.20 ERA into his next start.

Miami Marlins rookie starting pitcher Edward Cabrera lasted just 3 2/3 innings in his Sunday start against the Atlanta Braves. Cabrera allowed two runs on three hits and three walks, striking out four. He needed 75 pitches (44 strikes) to get just 11 outs. It's been a rough start for the 23-year-old, who will take a 6.61 ERA into his next start. With the Marlins playing for next year, he should still get to keep making starts every fifth day.

Miami Marlins rookie starting pitcher Edward Cabrera simply could not throw strikes in Tuesday's start against the New York Mets. Cabrera lasted just 2 1/3 innings, allowing four runs on one hit and four walks while hitting two batters. The rookie threw 65 pitches, just 31 strikes. Both batters he hit came with the bases loaded. In his first 12 2/3 big league innings, Cabrera has walked seven and struck out five. He showed far better command in the minor leagues and shouldn't take too much longer to figure things out. With the Marlins nowhere near playoff consideration, Cabrera should get to start every five days for the remainder of the season. He's a worthy dynasty and keeper league starter right now, but doesn't need to be rostered in redraft formats right now.

Miami Marlins starting pitcher Edward Cabrera is expected to take the mound for the second game of the doubleheader against the New York Mets on Tuesday. He went 6 1/3 innings for the no-decision during his MLB debut. The prized-prospect will get another turn here against a shaky Mets lineup. He is an interesting streaming option and has decent upside for the stretch run.

Miami Marlins rookie starting pitcher Edward Cabrera was efficient in his major league debut on Wednesday against the Washington Nationals. Cabrera made it through six scoreless innings before running into trouble in the seventh inning. His final line ended up being 6 1/3 innings pitched, three runs allowed on four hits and three walks with two strikeouts. He allowed two home runs in the seventh followed by a walk that came around to score after he'd left the game. It was still a solid debut for the rookie, who ended up with a quality start but no decision. He should stick in the Marlins rotation for the rest of the season and is worth consideration in all formats.

Miami Marlins top pitching prospect Edward Cabrera will be called up to make his major league debut on Wednesday. Cabrera is a top-5 prospect in the Marlins system and a top-50 guy in all of baseball. He was most recently pitching in Triple-A, posting a 3.68 ERA with 48 strikeouts in 29 1/3 innings. He throws an electric fastball and has a strong slider to go with it as well. His changeup is still developing, but the 23-year-old has a very bright future and should be a fixture of the Marlins rotation for years. He needs to be rostered in all formats right now.

Miami Marlins top starting pitching prospect Edward Cabrera was excellent on Friday, striking out 12 in just 4 2/3 innings for Triple-A Jacksonville. Cabrera is a top-five prospect in the Marlins system and a top-50 prospect throughout baseball on most lists. He just recently got the call to Triple-A after posting a 2.77 ERA in 26 innings at Double-A Pensacola to start the season. Cabrera misses a ton of bats and usually has pretty good control of the strike zone as well. He's got number 2 starter upside and should be up for at least a cup of coffee in September this season. He's worth a stash in all dynasty and keeper formats.

MIAMI (AP) — At 25, Sandy Alcantara says he's old enough to be the Miami Marlins' ace. The Marlins agree. Alcantara has pitched less than 300 innings and has a career record of 11-19, but Miami is counting on him to lead a parade of talented young starting pitchers who are considered the team's strength. “That’s what the Marlins are looking for from me, and that's what I want,” said the Dominican right-hander, who pitched two scoreless innings against the Mets in his first spring training start Monday. “There are a lot of young guys behind me. I have to show them they can be like me. “It doesn’t matter how young I am. I have experience. I've been in the big leagues for four years now.” On Miami's staff, that's a lot. The other right-handers expected to help make up the rotation include Pablo López, Elieser Hernández and Sixto Sánchez. Four pitchers are contending for the last spot — left-hander Trevor Rogers and Daniel Castano, and right-handers Nick Neidert and Braxton Garrett. Among the... [More]

JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — Right-hander Edward Cabrera, one of the Miami Marlins' top prospects, will be sidelined indefinitely with an inflamed nerve in his right biceps. The team became aware of the injury earlier this winter, manager Don Mattingly said Friday. Cabrera is with the Marlins at their spring training complex but isn't throwing. “This is something we have followed,” Mattingly said. “You're always disappointed when anything sets a guy back a little bit, but he is already showing improvement and still able to do a lot of things. We feel like we'll see him at some point this year.” Cabrera, 22, was expected to contend for a spot in the rotation. He went 9-4 with a 2.23 ERA at Class A and Double-A in 2019. His major league debut might have taken place last year, but a sore shoulder sidelined him for several weeks. Marlins starter Pablo Lopez said he had Cabrera pegged for a potential breakout season in 2021. “Cabrera is always such a fun guy to watch,” Lopez said. “It's amazing to see how far he has come. I can't wait to watch him throw off the mound again, hopefully soon.” ___ More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports

JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — Right-hander Edward Cabrera, one of the Miami Marlins' top prospects, will be sidelined indefinitely with an inflamed nerve in his right biceps. The team became aware of the injury earlier this winter, manager Don Mattingly said Friday. Cabrera is with the Marlins at their spring training complex but isn't throwing. “This is something we have followed,” Mattingly said. “You're always disappointed when anything sets a guy back a little bit, but he is already showing improvement and still able to do a lot of things. We feel like we'll see him at some point this year.” Cabrera, 22, was expected to contend for a spot in the rotation. He went 9-4 with a 2.23 ERA at Class A and Double-A in 2019. ___ More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports