"that September 5 game remains his most recent appearance after he was sidelined by a right oblique strain. According to Kevin Barral of Fish On First, manager Clayton McCullough relayed to reporters yesterday that he isn't "exactly sure" how long Stowers will be shut down for, and that a clear timetable might not be able until after Stowers has had a few more days of downtime."
"McCullough acknowledged as much yesterday, telling reporters (including Barral) that "we know where we're at in the calendar." If Stowers's first full season as a Marlin is in fact over, it's still hard to call it anything other than a massive success. The 27-year-old emerged as a core piece for Miami this year as he slashed .288/.368/.544 with 25 homers, 21 doubles, and 3 triples across 117 games."
"Turning away from Stowers, the Marlins provided plenty of updates (as relayed by MLB.com) about other injured hitters today. Infielder Graham Pauley began a rehab assignment at Triple-A today as he recovers from an oblique strain suffered last month. Tomorrow, meanwhile, will see both infielder Connor Norby and outfielder begin rehab assignments. Norby was sidelined by a quad strain just a few days ago, while Myers has been out of commission since late August due to an oblique strain of his own."
Kyle Stowers is sidelined by a right oblique strain after making one Triple-A rehab appearance on September 5. The recovery timeline remains uncertain and a clear timetable may not emerge until after additional rest. With few regular-season days remaining and the Marlins nine games back in the Wild Card race, Stowers faces a real chance of missing the remainder of the 2025 season. Stowers batted .288/.368/.544 with 25 homers, 21 doubles, and 3 triples across 117 games and earned an All-Star nod. Multiple other Marlins hitters began or will begin Triple-A rehab assignments, including Graham Pauley, Connor Norby, and Myers; Pauley slashed .229/.310/.371 in 159 plate appearances across 54 games.
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