LHP Justin Nicolino (left index finger contusion) was sent on a rehab assignment to Class A Jupiter . He was placed on the 10-day disabled list June 1, retroactive to May 31. Nicolino hasn't pitched since May 25.

LHP Justin Nicolino will make a rehab appearance on June 13 as he returns from a contusion on his left index finger. Nicolino hasn't pitched since May 25. He is one of three Miami starting pitchers on the disabled list.

LHP Justin Nicolino was placed on the 10-day disabled list retroactive to May 31. Nicolino was forced to leave Tuesday's game after suffering a contusion on his left index finger.

LHP Justin Nicolino did not allow a hit, walk or run in three innings but was forced to leave with a 7-0 lead after suffering a contusion on his left index finger. He got a bad-luck no-decision despite his good work. After the game, it was revealed that Nicolino was injured while trying to bunt. A decision on his next start will be made later in the week.

LHP Justin Nicolino will start Tuesday against the Phillies. It will be Nicolino's third start this season and his first since May 19. Nicolino is striking out more batters but also walking more this year. Batters are hitting .263 against his cutter.

RHP Justin Nicolino didn't fare well against the Dodgers. Nicolino gave up five runs and seven hits in four innings in Friday's setback. Nicolino struck out three and walked two. He served up homers to Dodgers INF Chris Taylor in the third inning and to OF Brett Eibner in the fourth.

LHP Justin Nicolino, who was called up from Triple-A New Orleans to make this start, was impressive on Sunday against the Braves. He allowed six hits, four walks, one hit batter and one run in six innings. He threw 79 pitches, striking out five, and deserves a shot to stay in the rotation.

LHP Justin Nicolino was recalled from Triple-A New Orleans. Nicolino, 24, was 5-4 with a 4.01 ERA last year for the Marlins. This year, he was just 2-6 with a 5.48 ERA. He has received numerous chances and will get another one given the Marlins injuries to starting pitchers. Manager Don Mattingly said he will look at matchups against particular opponents before deciding whether Nicolino or rookie Jake Esch will start when that spot in the rotation comes up again on Monday at the Atlanta Braves.

LHP Justin Nicolino was recalled from Triple-A New Orleans.

LHP Justin Nicolino was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans on Monday. The transaction completes Nicolino's third -- and shortest -- stint with the Marlins this season. He was recalled from New Orleans on Sunday, when he made a spot start for RHP Andrew Cashner (blister) and took the loss after allowing three runs over six innings as the Marlins fell to the San Diego Padres, 3-1. Cashner is expected to return to the rotation on Friday against the Cleveland Indians, though Nicolino will likely return shortly after rosters expand on Thursday. Nicolino is 2-6 with a 5.48 ERA in 13 starts for the Marlins and 7-6 with a 4.13 ERA in 14 starts for New Orleans.

LHP Justin Nicolino was sent to Triple-A New Orleans on Monday. Nicolino started Sunday in place of RHP Andrew Cashner (blister), who is expected to return to the rotation Friday against the Cleveland Indians.

LHP Justin Nicolino, who was called up from Triple-A New Orleans late Saturday night, put together a quality start. He was far from great, but he allowed eight hits, one walk and three runs in six innings. Nicolino allowed two doubles and one triple.

LHP Justin Nicolino was called up from Triple-A New Orleans on Saturday night. Nicolino will start Sunday's game in place of Andrew Cashner, who has a finger blister. Nicolino has made 12 starts in the majors in each of the past two years, inspiring little confidence so far. He had a 4.01 ERA in 2015 and 5.57 this season. This will be yet another big opportunity for the 24-year-old Nicolino.

LHP Justin Nicolino, 0-5 with a 6.31 ERA in his past 10 major-league starts, was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans on Friday.

LHP Justin Nicolino was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans. The move came as little surprise as Nicolino was 0-5 with a 6.31 ERA in his past 10 major league starts. He has been demoted twice this season, and you can easily assume the Marlins are working the phones to try to trade for a starting pitcher to take Nicolino's spot in the rotation, which will come up again after the All-Star break, on July 19.

LHP Justin Nicolino will look to earn his first win in two months Wednesday afternoon, when he takes the mound for the Marlins in the finale of a three-game series against the New York Mets at Citi Field. Nicolino didn't factor into the decision in his most recent start last Friday, when he gave up four runs on seven hits and one walk while striking out one over five innings in the Marlins' 7-5, 12-inning win over the Atlanta Braves. It was the first start for Nicolino following a two-week stint at Triple-A New Orleans. Nicolino is winless in his last eight big league starts, a stretch in which he is 0-4 with a 5.95 ERA while allowing 63 hits and nine walks in 42 1/3 innings. He is 0-0 with a 3.97 ERA in two career starts against the Mets.

LHP Justin Nicolino, who was recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on Friday, lasted only five innings in his return to the major leagues. He allowed four runs on seven hits, a home run, a walk and struck out one. He entered the game with a 2-0 record and 0.64 ERA in two career games against the Braves.

LHP Justin Nicolino was added from Triple-A New Orleans.

LHP Justin Nicolino will likely be recalled from Triple-A New Orleans to start Friday night for the Marlins against the Braves, although the move has not been announced. He had made two starts since being sent down, allowing just eight hits and two earned runs over 13 1/3 innings. Nicolino was 2-4 with a 5.17 ERA in 10 starts for Miami.

LHP Justin Nicolino had another strong start at Triple-A New Orleans on Saturday. Nicolino, who was demoted to Triple A from the Marlins on June 19, went 6 1/3 innings on Saturday, allowing four hits, two walks and two runs (one earned). He struck out six. Nicolino could be brought back up to the Marlins rather quickly to replace Paul Clemens, who has allowed five homers in 10 innings with the Marlins. Of course, it was Clemens who was promoted from New Orleans on June 19 to replace Nicolino.