2B Dee Gordon went 0-for-4 on Friday against the Braves, ending his career-best 13-game hitting streak. He batted .368 (21-for-57) during the run. The hitless outing dropped his season average to .298.

2B Dee Gordon continued his streak of scoring the first run in each game of the series. The leadoff homer into the right-field seats on the first pitch from Yu Darvish was Gordon's first homer this season. Gordon led off the previous two games with a hit and was driven in. His last homer was Sept. 26, 2016. This was his fifth career leadoff home run.

2B Dee Gordon stole the 250th base of his career in Sunday's win over the San Francisco Giants. The steal came after an eighth-inning single. Earlier, Gordon had led off the game with a lineout to shortstop, ending his streak of three straight outings with a game-opening hit and run, which was one shy of the franchise record.

2B Dee Gordon had two hits on Sunday and has multiple hits in four straight games, batting .500 (9-for-18) during that span. Over the last 10 games, Gordon is hitting .378 (17-for-45). He started the month by going 4-for-24 in his first six games in June.

2B Dee Gordon went 1-for-4 on a rather routine offensive day for him Saturday. Defensively, however, Gordon made the play of the day with a diving stop on a Rey Fuentes grounder. Gordon's play preserved an eventual no-hitter for Edinson Volquez.

2B Dee Gordon went 1-for-3 with a walk has a 16-game on-base streak. He is hitting .383 during that span.

2B Dee Gordon, who walked, stole a base and scored as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning, is hitting .452 over the past eight games. The Marlins have hit him ninth in the lineup four times and have lost all four of those games. They are 15-25 when they bat him leadoff.

SS Dee Gordon played shortstop for the first time since 2013. The Marlins, who have placed one infielder on the disabled list in each of the past three days, used their fourth starting shortstop of the season. Gordon did a fine job at short and also went 2-for-3 with one RBI, one run scored and two steals.

2B Dee Gordon went 2-for-4 and walked, though he ran himself off the basepaths, stealing second but getting caught off base to end one rally. Gordon now has eight stolen bases and is batting .294 as a strong catalyst atop the Miami batting order.

2B Dee Gordon led the Miami offense with a walk, a single, a double, a run and three steals Monday. He has seven steals this season. An example of Gordon's impact came in the first inning. Gordon walked, stole second, advanced to third on a throwing error by C Derek Norris and scored on Christian Yelich's sacrifice fly.

2B Dee Gordon went 3-for-4 with one walk and two runs scored. It was his fifth three-hit game of the season. Entering the game, he was tied for third in the majors in three-hit games.

2B Dee Gordon tripled in consecutive games and in consecutive at-bats for the first time in his career. Since the start of 2014, Gordon has 28 triples in 391 games, trailing only the Nationals' Adam Eaton in that span.

2B Dee Gordon is at a crossroads. He led the league in steals in 2014 and 2015 and was an All-Star both seasons. He also won the 2015 NL batting title and had 20 triples and 122 steals over the past two seasons. Last year, though, he played only 79 games, missing half the season due to a banned-substance suspension issued by MLB. So which is the real Gordon -- the All-Star from 2014-2015 or the suspected steroids cheat who had an awful .305 on-base percentage and a measly .641 OPS last season? A big problem for Gordon is his inability to draw a high volume of walks. And unless he is hitting a ton -- such as his .333 batting average of 2015 -- then he is not on base enough to disrupt opposing defenses on a consistent basis. This will be a big year to see if Gordon can prove he is clean and also productive.

2B Dee Gordon had 30 steals this year, but he hit just .268, and his OPS went down from .776 to .641. Of course, he missed 80 games with a rather shocking PED suspension. Who knew that a 160-pound second baseman with no power to speak of could be on the juice? Gordon, who led the NL in batting average and in steals in 2015, can be a dynamic player. He is a very good fielder, and he changes the game when he gets on base. His salary will increase from $3 million in 2016 to $7.5 million next year. All he has to do now is to avoid another suspension or an injury and put on a show like he did in 2015.

2B Dee Gordon had two hits Sunday at Washington. In a year impacted by his suspension, he hit .268 in 79 games and had 30 steals in 37 tries.

2B Dee Gordon, a 160-pounder with little power, blasted his first home run of the season Monday against the Mets. Gordon muscled up and hit the ball into the upper deck in right field. He went 4-for-5 with two RBIs, and the four hits were a season high.

2B Dee Gordon had two hits, two walks and three steals and scored twice as Miami, hanging on to its slim National League wild-card playoff chances, defeated the Atlanta Braves 6-4 at Marlins Park. An 80-game PED suspension pretty much ruined Gordon's year. But Saturday he singled and scored in the first inning and singled and scored in the third, snapping a 2-2 tie.

2B Dee Gordon had one of the Marlins' three hits. He now has at least one hit in 15 of his 18 career games at Citizens Bank Park. Gordon is batting .369 in his last 10 games against the Phillies.

2B Dee Gordon stole three bases Wednesday. He has 19 career multi-run and multi-steal games, the most in the majors since he entered the league in 2011. The three steals are the most by a Marlins player this season and one short of his career best.

2B Dee Gordon was rested with the Padres starting a left-handed pitcher on Saturday.