Marlins manager Clayton McCullough announced Wednesday that righty William Kempner will undergo elbow surgery. Specifics weren’t provided, but Marlins.tv host Craig Mish suggested an absence of 12 to 14 months.
Despite beginning his MLB career with nine scoreless relief innings, Miami Marlins right-hander William Kempner is headed back to the minor leagues. On Tuesday afternoon, the Marlins announced they had optioned Kempner to Triple-A Jacksonville.
Andrew Nardi has not pitched since Wednesday, and we now know why. He was placed on the 15-day injured list, retroactive to Thursday, the team announced, due to a left rib cage stress reaction.
The Marlins are set to recall left-hander Dax Fulton from Triple-A Jacksonville, Isaac Azout of Fish on First reports. Righty William Kempner, who made his own big league debut last night, will be optioned to Jacksonville in his place.
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William Kempner was on the phone when he found out that he was heading to the Miami Marlins. The coaching staff had a bit of fun first. He was on the phone with Triple-A Jacksonville pitching coach Jerad Eickhoff when his manager, David Carpenter, tried to break in.