The Miami Marlins are preparing to bring right-handed pitcher Zach Brzykcy back to the major leagues for their game against the Washington Nationals. This decision comes as the Marlins seek to bolster their pitching lineup following a challenging 10-1 loss to the New York Mets.

Brzykcy’s Journey

Brzykcy, who previously played for the Nationals, has been with Triple-A Jacksonville this season, where he has maintained a 5.24 ERA over 22 1/3 innings. His return to the majors is particularly notable as it will be against his former team, adding an interesting dynamic to the upcoming matchup.

During his time with the Nationals over the past two seasons, Brzykcy recorded a 0-1 record with a 10.05 ERA in 32 appearances. The Marlins claimed him off waivers last November after he was designated for assignment by the Nationals.

Roster Adjustments

To make room for Brzykcy, the Marlins will need to adjust their roster. Potential candidates for roster changes include right-hander Josh Ekness, who was seen on crutches, and left-hander Andrew Nardi, who is expected to be out for three months due to rib injuries.

The Marlins’ decision to bring Brzykcy back highlights their strategic efforts to strengthen their team as they navigate the current season. Fans will be watching closely as Brzykcy takes the mound against his former teammates.

Original reporting: Appleton, WI News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.