RHP Edinson Volquez will be sidelined for the rest of the season, the Miami Marlins announced on Tuesday. Volquez, who last pitched on July 5 and started on Opening Day, tossed a no-hitter on June 3. He has been dealing with a knee injury that could require surgery, according to manager Don Mattingly. "There's different issues," said Mattingly per the Sun-Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale. "I know we're getting close to talking about it, making sure everybody is on the same page with exactly what's going to happen." The 34-year-old Volquez, who was signed to a two-year contract worth $22 million in the offseason, finished the year with a 4-8 record and 4.19 ERA in 17 starts.

RHP Edinson Volquez (left knee) hasn't pitched since July 5 when he took a no-decision in a 9-6 Marlins win at the St. Louis Cardinals. Marlins manager Don Mattingly said Volquez won't be allowed to throw so much as a bullpen session until this weekend at the earliest. After that, he will likely need to go through a brief minor-league rehab stint. He is 4-8 with a 4.19 ERA and is one of Miami's top three starters.

RHP Edinson Volquez (left knee) might have his next start, scheduled for Sunday, pushed back. Volquez (4-8, 4.19 ERA) has been highly inconsistent this year with both a seven-game losing streak and a three-game winning streak. Once he is healthy, he is candidate to be traded before the July 31 deadline as the Marlins will likely look to trade veterans who have hefty salaries.

RHP Edinson Volquez (tendinitis in left knee) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Friday, retroactive to July 6. He was pulled from his last start on Wednesday at St. Louis after just four innings, having allowed four runs and six hits. The Marlins went on to win the game 9-6.

RHP Edinson Volquez (knee) won't require a trip to the 10-day disabled list after further examination Thursday morning, according to manager Don Mattingly. Volquez left Wednesday night's game following four innings when his knee started "barking," Mattingly said. Volquez should return to the starting rotation when the season resumes July 14 after the All-Star break.

RHP Edinson Volquez (knee) left after four innings, failing to qualify for the win. Volquez allowed six hits and four runs, walking two and fanning one, as he struggled in the third and fourth innings after retiring the first six hitters he faced on 17 pitches. Manager Don Mattingly said after the game that Volquez's knee was "barking," and said it would be checked out Thursday morning.

RHP Edinson Volquez gets the call Wednesday night when Miami continues its four-game series in St. Louis. The mercurial Volquez is coming off a solid outing Friday night in a 3-2 loss at Milwaukee, giving up only three hits and a run over six innings with two walks and four strikeouts. Volquez has faced the Cardinals 17 times in his career, going 5-6 with a 4.27 ERA, but hasn't pitched against them since 2015.

RHP Edinson Volquez wrapped up a strong June with six innings of one-run ball Friday night at Milwaukee. Volquez went 3-1 with a 3.97 ERA during the month and, after walking 17 batters over his previous three starts, issued just two free passes against the Brewers.

RHP Edinson Volquez, who has a 7.94 ERA in his past three starts, will get the ball when Miami opens a three-game series at the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday. Volquez (4-8, 4.15 ERA) has had a rollercoaster season. He lost his first seven decisions and then won his next three, including a no-hitter. Now he is spiraling downward again.

RHP Edinson Volquez went five innings on Sunday against the Cubs. He allowed five hits, five walks and two runs. He got out of some jams, but the walks drove up his pitch count and took him out of the game early.

RHP Edinson Volquez (3-8, 4.19 ERA) will start Sunday's series finale against the Cubs. It will be his 15th start of the season. He had a seven-game losing streak to start the season followed by a three-game win streak that included a no-hitter and then another loss. Part of his problem has been control. He has 44 walks in just 77.1 innings.

RHP Edinson Volquez, who entered Tuesday's game with a 3-0 record and a 1.73 ERA in his past four starts, did not fare well against the Nationals. He allowed six runs on five hits and five walks in just 4 2/3 innings. His ERA went up from 3.72 to 4.19, and his record dropped to 3-8.

RHP Edinson Volquez, who went 3-0 with a 0.41 ERA in his past three starts, did not live up to that billing Wednesday. He worked only four innings and allowed four hits, four walks and five runs (four earned). He escaped with a no-decision after having allowed only three hits total in his past three starts.

RHP Edinson Volquez won his third straight start to improve to 3-7. In that span, he's given up just six hits in 22 innings. Before his current streak, Volquez had lost in six straight starts and seven of his first nine.

RHP Edinson Volquez (2-7, 3.79 ERA) makes his first start on Thursday in Pittsburgh since throwing a no-hitter on June 3 against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Volquez walked two and struck out 10 in the 3-0 victory. He's 3-0 with a 3.79 ERA all time against the Pirates. He has won two straight since starting the season 0-7.

RHP Edinson Volquez was named National League player of the Week on Monday for the period of May 29-June 4 after tossing a no-hitter last Saturday against Arizona. Volquez struck out 10 batters in that game. He went 2-0 for the week, which included giving up just one run on three hits over six innings in a May 29 win over the Phillies. It was the third player of the week honors for the Marlins this season, including C J.T. Realmuto (April 3-9) and LF Marcell Ozuna (April 10-16).

RHP Edinson Volquez was honored before Sunday's game. On Saturday, of course, he became the sixth Marlins pitcher to toss a no-hitter. He also became the seventh Dominican Republic native to pitch a no-no. In addition, he is the first major league pitcher since Sandy Koufax in 1965 to end his no-hitter by striking out all three batters in the ninth inning. However, Volquez has an ankle injury and could miss his next start.

RHP Edinson Volquez pitched his first career no-hitter and the sixth in Miami Marlins history, defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-0. Volquez (2-7), who had started his Marlins career 0-7 before finally winning Monday, walked only two batters and struck out 10. He struck out the side in the ninth inning, including the last batter, pinch hitter Chris Owings.

RHP Edinson Volquez (1-7) allowed just three hits, two walks and one run in six innings on Monday, striking out four and snapping his career-long eight-game losing streak, which stretched to last year. Volquez, who beat the Phillies 4-1, had not won since Aug. 25, when he was a member of the Kansas City Royals and posted a 5-2 victory over Miami at Marlins Park. Volquez had gone 16 consecutive starts without a win, and his seven straight losses to start this season tied a Marlins record set by Joe Fontenot in 1998.

RHP Edinson Volquez (0-7) gave up three runs and seven hits in six innings with two strikeouts and two walks in a 4-1 loss to Oakland on Wednesday. Volquez lost his seventh straight decision to open the season, tying Joe Fontenot for the longest such streak in franchise history. The seven-game skid is his longest career in-season losing streak. He has lost a career-high eight straight games dating to last season. "When I signed on here, I was hoping to be better than I am right now," Volquez said. "The longer I'm pitching the way I did today, I'm good with it." Volquez gave up a two-run, opposite-field home run to A's LF Khris Davis in the first inning. "I think I threw the ball pretty good today," Volquez said. "One mistake. I threw a fastball to Davis and the ball keeps going. I forgot how strong he is. I was starting to walk back to the dugout and I see the ball carrying all the way to the fence."