Prado went 0-for-4 in his return to the lineup during Friday's loss to the Phillies.

Prado made the start at second base and bated second for the Marlins after missing more than a month with a sprained right shoulder. He figures to see most of the playing time at second base with Casey McGehee taking over the hot corner while Dee Gordon (finger) is on the disabled list. Prado is slashing .267/.307/.364 over .275 at-bats this season and his consistent bat will be a welcome addition to the Marlins struggling lineup.

Prado is in the lineup Friday against the Phillies.

Prado, who was activated from the disabled list earlier Friday, will immediately join the Marlins' lineup and take over second base for the injured Dee Gordon. A shoulder injury landed Prado on the disabled list in mid-June, but he'll be back in the order Friday, batting second against lefty Adam Morgan. Prado is slashing .304/.339/.464 against left-handed pitching on the year.

Prado (shoulder) has been activated from the disabled list, Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Prado will return to Miami after missing more than a month with a sprained shoulder. He'll be back for the team's weekend series against Philadelphia, taking the roster spot of Dee Gordon (thumb), who hit the DL on Friday. Prado is hitting .272 with 24 RBI and 16 extra-base hits in 254 at-bats this season.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado was activated from the disabled list Friday after recovering from a shoulder injury, according to the Palm Beach Post.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado was activated from the disabled list Friday after recovering from a shoulder injury, according to the Palm Beach Post. Prado was placed on the DL on June 18 due to a sprained right shoulder and will return to fill the roster spot of the injured Dee Gordon.

Prado (shoulder) went 0-for-2 in his third rehab game with High-A Jupiter on Wednesday.

He went 3-for-8 with a run scored and a strikeout in his first two rehab games. Manager Dan Jennings had left the door open for Prado to possibly return last weekend, but the team decided to play it safe and hold him out through the All-Star break. While the Marlins have not announced a return date for Prado, it would seem he has a very real chance to return at some point this weekend, if not Friday for the series opener in Philadelphia.

Prado (shoulder) has been assigned to High-A Jupiter to begin a rehab assignment, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

The Marlins were eyeing a return for Prado before the end of June, but some renewed discomfort in his shoulder forced the team to put its plans on hold. Apparently, the discomfort has now subsided enough to where Prado can begin playing in minor league games, but he will need to avoid any further complications to make it back before the All-Star break.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado was assigned to High-A Jupiter on Tuesday to begin a rehab assignment while recovering from a shoulder injury, according to MLB.com.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado was assigned to High-A Jupiter on Tuesday to begin a rehab assignment while recovering from a shoulder injury, according to MLB.com. Prado is still hopeful to return before the All-Star break after suffering discomfort in his shoulder towards the end of June.

Prado (shoulder) took some ground balls Wednesday, but felt continued discomfort in his sprained right shoulder, the Miami Herald reports.

Manager Dan Jennings had expressed optimism that Prado would return June 30th when speaking with reporters Tuesday, but that timeline is in serious doubt. Prado has yet to swing a bat or throw a baseball and will not be cleared to do so until the pain goes away. He'll remain in the strengthening/range of motion phase of his recovery for now.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado felt discomfort in his injured shoulder after taking ground balls Wednesday, according to the Miami Herald.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado felt discomfort in his injured shoulder after taking ground balls Wednesday, according to the Miami Herald. Prado has yet to swing a bat or throw a baseball as a result of the injury.

Prado (shoulder) is on track to be activated from the disabled list on June 30, the Miami Herald reports.

The report comes with the caution that Prado has yet to resume baseball activities, but his range of motion is returning to normal during rehab. He'll begin throwing next to test the shoulder before progressing to a rehab assignment. Derek Dietrich and Donovan Solano will continue to split time at third base while Prado is out.

Miami Marlins infielder Martin Prado is expected to return from the disabled list next week after recovering from a shoulder injury, according to the Miami Herald.

Miami Marlins infielder Martin Prado is expected to return from the disabled list next week after recovering from a shoulder injury, according to the Miami Herald. Prado has yet to resume baseball activities, but his range of motion is returning to normal and a date of June 30 has been earmarked for his return.

Prado (shoulder) was officially placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday.

Prado's shoulder issue was expected to land him on the DL, and now the move has been made retroactive to June 15. The Marlins recalled Jhonatan Solano to replace him on the active roster, giving the Marlins a third option behind the plate.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday, retroactive to June 15, due to a shoulder injury.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday, retroactive to June 15, due to a shoulder injury. Prado was originally expected to miss only a week of action and avoid the disabled list, but will instead get a full 15 days to rest. The Marlins called up catcher Jhonatan Solano in a corresponding move.

Prado (shoulder) is expected to land on the disable list, Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald reports.

Prado injured his shoulder while landing on it awkwardly during a play at first base over the weekend and has been unable to make any positive progress back towards the field. He received a pain killing injection Monday, but will apparently need a bit of time off to get things right. Derek Dietrich has been filling in at third base and will likely share time with the soon-to-be-recalled Jordany Valdespin while Prado is on the shelf.

Manager Dan Jennings said Monday that he expects Prado (shoulder) to miss about a week, FOX Sports Florida reports.

For now, the Marlins are optimistic that Prado will be able to avoid a trip to the DL, but his ultimate return will be dictated by how quickly the platelet-rich plasma injection he received Monday takes effect. Prado missed just his second game of the season Monday against the Yankees, with Derek Dietrich filling in for him.

Prado received an injection in his right shoulder and hopes the injury will only cost him a few days, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

Prado exited Sunday's game early due to the issue, and it sounds as though it could force him out a couple of days beyond that as well. The injection should speed up the healing process, but that doesn't necessarily mean he'll be able to return immediately either.

Prado (shoulder) is out of the lineup Monday against the Yankees, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

Prado injured his shoulder on a tumble after running through first base in Sunday's game, and reportedly felt "a lot of pain" in it after exiting Sunday's game. The extent of the injury hasn't been revealed at this point, but it will cost him Monday's game at a minimum.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado is likely to miss the series against the New York Yankees because of a sprained right shoulder, according to MLB.com.

Miami Marlins third baseman Martin Prado is likely to miss the series against the New York Yankees beginning Monday because of a sprained right shoulder, according to MLB.com. Prado received an injection in the shoulder Monday after leaving Sunday's game with the injury, and is likely to be out for a few days.

Prado reported experiencing "a lot of pain" following his removal from Sunday's game with a shoulder sprain, MLB.com's Joe Frisaro reports.

Prado had to be lifted after just one plate appearance, and it now appears he may be in danger of missing multiple games of the upcoming series against his former team, the New York Yankees. If an evening of rest doesn't help the discomfort subside and that turns out to be the case, look for Donovan Solano or Derek Dietrich to draw the start at third base.

Prado was removed from Sunday's game due to a right shoulder sprain. The Marlins are listing him as day-to-day.

Prado was 0-for-1 at the plate before being replaced by Donovan Solano. He'll likely test the shoulder on the field prior to Monday's series opener against the Yankees, but is far from a lock to play in that game. Both Solano and Derek Dietrich could see extra reps if Prado's absence spans more than a few days.