Graham Pauley hit a two-run homer and a two-run triple, while Tyler Phillips allowed one hit over five scoreless innings, as the visiting Miami Marlins beat the Kansas City Royals 6-3 on Tuesday night.
With two spots available at the September 1 mark of the season, the Miami Marlins took the opportunity to fill out their now-expanded 28-man roster. So, on Tuesday, the Fish fortified their forces by recalling pitcher Bradley Blalock and infielder Graham Pauley to round out the roster.
The Miami Marlins have recalled infielder Graham Pauley from Triple-A Jacksonville, giving the 25-year-old another opportunity in the majors as the club looks to build on its recent momentum.
The Miami Marlins dropped the second game of their series on the road against the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 and will look to win the series on Sunday in an early matinee.
The Miami Marlins entered this season struggling to figure out who their starting third baseman might be. They had plenty of candidates. But no one's really stepped to the plate, so to speak.
The Marlins announced a quartet of roster moves this morning. Infielder Graham Pauley and lefty Dax Fulton were optioned to Triple-A Jacksonville. Right-hander Stephen Jones‘ contract was selected from Double-A, and outfielder Heriberto Hernandez has been recalled as well.
The Miami Marlins started the season impressively. They weren’t “supposed” to be that good. The Marlins rank at the very bottom of the payroll reports.
Marlins infielder Graham Pauley has been shut down from all baseball activity due to ongoing tightness in his forearm, manager Clayton McCullough told the team’s beat this morning (via Kevin Barral of Fish On First).
The Miami Marlins' offense just missed out on the Top 10 in team batting average last season, but it was the lack of clutch hits that resulted in a ton of close losses.
Sometimes, the lineup answers are simple. Sometimes they’re more complicated. On spec, Graham Pauley, who was a rookie in 2025, is a third baseman. But, since he’s been a pro, he’s been asked to do other things, in addition to being a third baseman.
After their one-time trade acquisition Josh Hader left in free agency over the winter, the San Diego Padres are making a move for another All-Star closer.
The San Diego Padres will be announcing their 26-man roster on Tuesday for the Seoul Series in Korea against the Los Angeles Dodgers. But according to Dennis Lin of The Athletic, one of the team's top prospects has made the roster.