RHP Tom Koehler, Wednesday's starter at Philadelphia, took a no-decision last time out, going 5 2/3 innings against Washington and allowing one run on six hits while striking out four and walking five. He was also saddled with a no-decision in his lone start against the Phillies earlier this season. He is 2-3 with a 4.15 ERA in 12 career outings against Philadelphia, 10 of them starts.

RHP Tom Koehler made the start Friday in the first game of the series in Washington. He battled well and gave up six hits and one run in 5 2/3 innings but did not figure in the decision. His ERA is now 5.14 this season. "I was concerned about him going back out there for the sixth," manager Don Mattingly said.

RHP Tom Koehler's eight strikeouts were the most since he whiffed 10 Brewers on Sept. 9, 2015.

RHP Tom Koehler allowed three runs (two earned) on three hits and four walks in five innings. Koehler (2-2) struck out three and threw two wild pitches but earned the win Tuesday against the Dodgers.

RHP Tom Koehler gave Miami five innings, allowing two hits, one walk and a season-low one run. Koehler gave up only a solo homer to Nationals star Bryce Harper, and that came as no surprise. Of nine career hits by Harper off Koehler, six have been homers.

RHP Tom Koehler is set to start on Sunday for the Marlins against the Washington Nationals. Koehler, who can usually be relied upon for 10 wins per season and an ERA of about 4.00, is off to a slow start. He is 0-2 with a 6.30 ERA.

RHP Tom Koehler (0-2) took Saturday's loss, allowing nine hits, two walks and six runs in 3 2/3 innings against the Atlanta Braves. Miami's starting pitchers have yet to win a game this season, and Koehler, who has a 6.30 ERA, is part of the problem.

RHP Tom Koehler made the start for the Marlins on Sunday at Nationals Park. The former Stony Brook standout was 11-14 last season and is 3-6 in his career against the Nationals with an ERA of 4.64 in nine starts, but he pitched better Sunday as he was lifted with one out in the seventh. He was saddled with the loss as he gave up two runs on eight hits.

RHP Tom Koehler will start for the Marlins on Saturday at Nationals Park. The former Stony Brook standout was 11-14 last season and is 3-6 in his career against the Nationals with a 4.64 ERA in nine starts.

RHP Tom Koehler avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the club.

Koehler escaped with a no-decision in Game 1 of Saturday's double-header, allowing five runs (four earned) on six hits and four walks over five innings while striking out five.

He gave up at least four runs in each of his last three starts, but Koehler's 4.15 ERA on the season as a starter will keep him in consideration for a spot at the back of the Marlins rotation in 2016.

Koehler will start Game 1 of Saturday's double header against the Phillies, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

With Friday's game postponed due to rain, Koehler will start the opening game of Saturday's double header and matchup against the Phillies' Aaron Harang.

Koehler collected his eleventh win of the season Sunday, allowing four runs on nine hits over 6.2 innings to beat the Braves.

The veteran right-hander struggled with command once again, walking five batters against just two strikeouts, but managed to keep things close enough for the Miami offense to get a win. Koelher has won two of his last three starts despite posting a miserable 12:11 strikeout-to-walk rate over 17.2 innings. He'll head into his final start of the season Saturday in Philadelphia with an even 4.00 ERA, 1.35 WHIP and 132 strikeouts over 182.1 innings pitched.

Koehler (10-14) surrendered seven hits, four runs (three earned) and three walks in five innings in Tuesday's 6-2 loss to the Phillies. He struck out five.

The veteran right-hander has actually turned in a strong September, with Tuesday's outing being the first non-quality start of his four trips to the mounds during the month. Koehler failed to get past the fifth inning for the first time since an Aug. 19 outing against the Brewers and also gave up a homer for the first time in September. He fell victim Tuesday to the double whammy of not being able to miss many bats (only five swings-and-misses over 94 pitches) and struggling with his control. Koehler has given up at least two or more walks in 11 out of his last 15 starts, and the 14 free passes he's issued in September are his second-highest monthly total in the category in the 2015 season.

Koehler gave up just one run on five hits while walking four and striking out four over six innings against the Mets on Tuesday.

Just 55 of his 102 pitches went for strikes, but Koehler was somehow able to navigate the Mets' lineup to great effect. His 3.90 ERA is noticeably lower than his 4.45 FIP or his 4.56 xFIP and his 6.59 K/9 ranks in the bottom 20 among qualified starters. That said, he has an appealing matchup in his next start Tuesday at home against the Phillies.

Koehler (9-13) struck out a career-high-tying 10 batters over eight innings en route to his first win since July 23 on Wednesday against the Brewers.

Whiffs have not exactly been Koehler's calling card, but once in a while he misses a surprising number of bats. The Marlins have warmed up a bit lately, but Koehler's unlikely to be a great source of either wins or ratios down the stretch.

Koehler struggled with his command Friday evening, walking five batters over six innings, but escaped with a quality start allowing just two runs against the Mets in an extra-innings victory.

Koehler allowed five hits and struck out four while being left out of the decision. For the year, the Marlins starter has compiled a respectable 4.08 ERA and 1.33 WHIP with 111 strikeouts in 156.2 innings. He continues to provide reliable depth in a rotation that has struggled with injuries over the past two seasons. Next up, he'll face the Brewers at home on Wednesday.

Koehler took the loss Saturday, coughing up five runs on nine hits, including three home runs, over six innings. He struck out four without walking a batter.

His 4.12 ERA on the season is still half a run below his FIP, but Koehler's luck could be running out as he's now given up eight walks and five homers in his last three starts. He'll try to right the ship Friday, at home against the Mets.

Koehler took his 12th loss despite a quality start Monday against the Pirates, as he allowed two runs on seven hits and four walks over six innings. He struck out six.

It was a laborious effort for Koehler, who needed 112 pitches to get through six innings. He has now walked four batters in six of his 24 starts -- 25 percent -- and his BB/9 climbed to 3.4. His ERA is down to 3.98 for now, but he has a 4.43 FIP and has been brutal on the road (4.73 ERA, .259/.340/.427 batting line allowed).

Koehler gave up seven runs on nine hits over 4.1 innings in a losing effort against the Brewers on Wednesday afternoon.

With four more walks issued Wednesday, Koehler now ranks eighth in the National League this season (50). He's been much better at home in 2015 than on the road, carrying a 3.07 ERA over 10 appearances in Miami, compared to a 4.16 mark in 13 trips to the mound elsewhere. Koehler will kick off a two-start week Monday against the Bucs at home, before a road turn in Washington on August 29.