LHP Chris Narveson, designated for assignment by Miami on Friday, cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A New Orleans. He was 1-0 with an 8.64 ERA in six relief appearances with the Marlins this season.

LHP Chris Narveson was designated for assignment. He was 1-0 with an 8.64 ERA in six relief appearances with the Marlins this season.

LHP Chris Narveson was designated for assignment Friday..

LHP Chris Narveson, 34, had his contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans. In six games with Miami this season, Narveson has an 8.64 ERA. At New Orleans, Narveson is 4-5 with a 3.48 ERA.

LHP Chris Narveson, who was designated for assignment last week, was outrighted to Triple-A New Orleans after clearing waivers. He was 1-0 with an 8.64 ERA in six relief appearances for Miami this season.

LHP Chris Narveson was sent outright to Triple-A New Orleans. Narveson had been designated for assignment on April 21.

LHP Chris Narveson was designated for assignment. Narveson, who made six relief appearances, had a team-worst 8.64 ERA, so this move came as no surprise.

Narveson was outrighted to Triple-A New Orleans on Monday, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

The move was procedural in order to open a spot on the 40-man roster. Narveson's debut with the Marlins was pushed back to August after suffering a left elbow sprain in spring training, but in 15 appearances, he managed a 4.45 ERA, 1.088 WHIP, and 32:9 K:BB in 30.1 innings.

Narveson (finger) tossed two innings out of the bullpen Tuesday against Philadelphia, allowing a run on two hits and a walk while striking out four.

The appearance was Narveson's second since returning from a blister injury which cost him close to two weeks. Four of the six outs Narveson recorded Tuesday were via strikeout, but he also served up a solo homer to Darin Ruf, the seventh home run Narveson has allowed in just 25.1 innings with the big club this season. Look for the lefty to continue pitching out of the bullpen the rest of the way.

Narveson (blister) may be replaced in the rotation by Jarred Cosart on Sunday against the Mets, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

Narveson tossed 5.1 scoreless innings against the Braves on Monday in his second start of the season, but he also suffered a blister on his left middle finger during the game. Even if the blister doesn't hold him back, there's no guarantee he sticks in the rotation.

Narveson (2-1) blanked the Braves over 5.1 innings on Monday while surrendering two hits and two walks. He struck out three.

Narveson performed admirably in his second start of the season after six relief appearances. The southpaw was shelled in his previous trip to the mound on Aug. 26, when he was chased by the Pirates in the fourth inning after surrendering eight hits and seven earned runs. Monday's performance marked only the second start for Narveson since April 2012, and was cut short by a blister that Narveson suffered on his left middle finger. It remains to be seen if the injury will prevent the veteran from taking his next scheduled turn in the rotation.

Narveson was forced to leave Monday's start against the Braves after 5.1 innings due to a blister on the left middle finger, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

He'd held the Braves scoreless on two hits and two walks while striking out three, putting him in line for the win when he departed. Narveson had struggled last week in his first MLB start since 2012, so this comes at a bad time as he tries to establish himself as a member of the Miami rotation for the duration of the year.

Narveson (1-1) was blown up for seven runs on eight hits and three walks over just 3.2 innings in Wednesday's loss to the Pirates.

After returning from a year out of Major League Baseball to put together fairly competent work over six relief appearances with the Marlins, Narveson got a chance to make a start, but if this game was any indication, he's not likely to get another one.

Narveson will get an opportunity to start in Wednesday's game against the Pirates, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

Kendry Flores was the projected starter for Wednesday but he's dealing with tendinitis in his right shoulder. As a result, Narveson is in line to make his first major league start since playing for the Brewers back in 2012.

Narveson allowed a run over two inning in relief Wednesday against the Brewers.

The veteran swingman was mentioned as a potential starter for Friday's contest with David Phelps (elbow) ruled out for the season, however, Kendry Flores will get the chance. Narveson will continue to provide depth in middle relief for Miami.

Narveson is a candidate to replace the injured David Phelps in the Marlins rotation Friday.

Narveson once was a starter with the Brewers, and had been used as a swingman at Triple-A New Orleans before his promotion this year.

Narveson nabbed his first win of the season Sunday against the Cardinals, allowing one run over 2.2 inning in relief.

Narveson struck out a pair without walking a batter, with a Stephen Piscotty solo home run representing the only blemish. Narveson entered the game in the third inning after starter David Phelps was removed with an elbow injury. The veteran reliever ahs allowed three runs over nine innings for the Marlins since being promoted in early August.

Narveson's contract was selected from Triple-A New Orleans on Wednesday.

Narveson has spent the season at Triple-A after signing with Miami last offseason. The 33-year-old battled an elbow sprain earlier int he season, but he's rebounded to post a 2-3 record and 4.58 ERA in 12 minor league appearances. He'll come up and assume the roster spot of Chris Reed, who was optioned to Triple-A on Wednesday. Narveson last pitched in the major leagues in 1013 as a member of the Brewers.

Narveson (elbow) has allowed four earned runs over his first two starts with High-A Jupiter as he returns from a sprained elbow.

The 30-year-old hurler was injured back in March, but is beginning to make progress back to the field. He's being used as a starter in the minors currently, but is more likely to fill a bullpen role in Miami if he's able to get back to the majors.

Narveson has a left elbow sprain and will not throw for about a week, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

Narveson was recently reassigned to the Marlins' minor league camp, and he'll now be held out of throwing work for at least a week while the team monitors his elbow. The 30-year-old will begin the year with Triple-A New Orleans in an attempt to work his way back to the major league level.