Marlins sent INF Nick Green outright to Triple-A New Orleans.

He had been designated for assignment for the second time in the last few weeks but will again stick around after clearing waivers. Green could be a bench option again later this season.

Marlins designated INF Nick Green for assignment.

The Marlins have called up Ed Lucas in a corresponding roster move. Green, 34, is batting .236 with one home run and six RBI in 18 games with the Marlins this season.

Marlins purchased the contract of INF Nick Green from Triple-A New Orleans.

Green was outrighted to the minors last week after the Marlins designated him for assignment, but he's back now because of the injury to Donovan Solano. The 34-year-old is hitting .321 (9-for-28) with one home run and three RBI in eight games with the Fish this season. The Marlins still have to clear a spot for him on the 40-man roster.

Marlins sent INF Nick Green outright to Triple-A New Orleans.

Green was designated for assignment last week but has cleared waivers and will stick around. He batted .321/.344/.500 in his brief stint with the Marlins and should get another chance later this season.

Marlins designated INF Nick Green for assignment.

Green was batting .321/.344/.500 with one home run and three RBI in 34 plate appearances with the Fish. The 34-year-old may draw some interest on waivers.

Nick Green will be designated for assignment prior to Thursday's game in order to clear a roster spot for Adeiny Hechavarria (elbow).

Green has batted .321 with a homer in eight games for the Fish, but his playing time would be very limited with Hechavarria back on the roster. He'll likely clear waivers, but he has the option of declaring free agency.

Marlins purchased the contract of INF Nick Green from Triple-A New Orleans.

Green will provide depth on the Marlins infield while Adeiny Hechavarria recovers from an elbow contusion. Green is not worth consideration in any fantasy format.

Marlins reassigned INFs Nick Green, Matt Downs and Kevin Kouzmanoff, OF Jordan Brown and LHP Zach Phillips to minor league camp.

Green and Downs were being considered for a utility infielder job this spring, but they became expendable after the club signed Wilson Valdez over the weekend.

Marlins re-signed INF Nick Green to a minor league contract with a spring training invite.

Green, 34, batted .174 (4-for-23) with three doubles and an RBI in seven games with the Marlins last season. He could win a job as a backup middle infielder.

Nick Green has elected free agency.

Green has refused an outright assignment from the Marlins and will seek a job elsewhere. The 34-year-old batted just .174/.208/.304 over seven games for the Fish this season.

Marlins activated INF Nick Green from the 60-day disabled list; sent him outright to Triple-A New Orleans.

The move clears him from the 40-man roster. Green went 4-for-23 (.174) with three doubles and an RBI in seven games with the Marlins this season before suffering a sprained left thumb in August.

Marlins transferred INF Nick Green from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.

The move cleared a spot for Adam Greenberg on the active roster. Green hasn't played since August 12 due to a sprained left thumb and is officially done for the year.

Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said that Nick Green is an option to replace the injured Emilio Bonifacio (thumb) on the active roster.

Green, who turns 34 in September, is hitting .344/.398/.603 with 12 home runs, 47 RBI and a 1.001 OPS in 62 games at the Triple-A level this year. However, with an underwhelming .237/.305/.348 batting line over 1,131 plate appearances in the majors, he can be ignored in most fantasy leagues.