Miami Marlins left-hander Andrew Nardi (hand) exited Wednesday's contest against the Tampa Bay Rays prematurely after taking a comebacker off his left hand. The X-rays came back negative, but there's still a chance the 25-year-old will need time on the injured list. Nardi is having a breakout season in the bullpen, pitching to a 2.91 ERA and 1.04 WHIP with 62 strikeouts, two saves, and 12 holds across 46 1/3 innings. Fantasy managers can stash the sophomore if there's roster room in hold formats, but with Tanner Scott in the closer role, he's droppable in all standard leagues.

Miami Marlins left-hander Andrew Nardi (triceps) will continue his minor-league rehab assignment and throw one inning for Triple-A Jacksonville on Friday after tossing a scoreless frame on Tuesday. Manager Skip Schumaker said that Nardi could be activated from the injured list next Tuesday, Aug. 1. He's been on the injured list since the Fourth of July, but the Marlins bullpen will be getting him back soon. Before landing on the injured list, the 24-year-old southpaw had a 6-1 record, 3.19 ERA (4.14 FIP), 1.12 WHIP, his first two major-league saves, seven holds, 11 walks and 48 strikeouts in 36 2/3 relief innings in his second big-league season.

The Miami Marlins placed left-handed reliever Andrew Nardi (triceps) on the 15-day injured list on Tuesday with left-triceps inflammation and recalled pitcher George Soriano from the minors in a corresponding move. Nardi has been a pretty big asset for the Marlins' bullpen so far this year, as he's gone 6-1 with a 3.19 ERA (4.14 FIP), 1.12 WHIP, his first two career saves, 11 walks and 48 strikeouts in 36 2/3 innings pitched over 41 relief appearances in just his second big-league season. The 24-year-old southpaw will be out at least a couple weeks, but the injury comes at a good time with the All-Star break coming next week. Nardi will be eligible to return from the injured list on July 19.

Miami Marlins left-handed pitcher Andrew Nardi picked up his second save of the season in a 4-2 win over the Washington Nationals. Nardi allowed just a hit while firing a pair of strikeouts in his inning of work. Although Nardi has been good this season, the only reason he was in for the save today was that A.J. Puk worked the previous two days and Dylan Floro faced the top of the Nats order in the eighth inning. He remains third on the pecking order for saves and doesn't need to be rostered in traditional leagues.

Miami Marlins left-hander Andrew Nardi earned his first save of 2023 in Sunday's 14-inning marathon against the Chicago Cubs. He threw a perfect frame with one strikeout to protect the 5-4 lead. Nardi owns a 4.60 ERA this season but has posted a strong 28.1% strikeout rate and 1.15 WHIP over 15.2 innings. AJ Puk, Dylan Floro, and Tanner Scott all pitched earlier in the game on Sunday, so the 24-year-old was one of the final options in the club's bullpen. Fantasy managers can't expect Nardi to see many more save opportunities the rest of the way.