What's Happening?
Ryan Weathers of the Miami Marlins is scheduled to return from the 60-day injured list to start Thursday's game against the Washington Nationals. Weathers has been recovering from a left lat strain since June 9. He completed rehab starts with Triple-A Jacksonville and returned to Miami for a bullpen session, which confirmed his readiness to rejoin the rotation. Prior to his injury, Weathers had made five starts for the Marlins, achieving a 1-1 record with a 3.28 ERA. He is expected to have a light workload restriction in his upcoming start.
Why It's Important?
Weathers' return is crucial for the Marlins as they seek to strengthen their pitching lineup amid a challenging season. His previous performance indicates potential for solid contributions to the team's efforts to improve their standings. The Marlins will benefit from his experience and skill as they face the Nationals, aiming to secure wins and boost team morale. Weathers' return also provides an opportunity for him to demonstrate his recovery and readiness for future games.
What's Next?
Weathers will need to manage his workload carefully to avoid re-injury and ensure effective performance. The Marlins will monitor his progress closely and adjust their pitching strategy accordingly. Success in his upcoming start could lead to more opportunities for Weathers to contribute to the team's efforts in the remaining games of the season.
