Logan Morrison

Marlins are considering veteran Casey Kotchman as day-to-day after he suffered a strained left hamstring during yesterday's loss to the Washington Nationals.

Thanks to Logan Morrison's ongoing knee injury concerns, he will miss the first two months of the season. His time with the Marlins may be on a similarly short clock given his history of concerns at the plate and on the field as well.

Marlins first baseman Logan Morrison is aiming for a mid-May return.

News is out that there is a chance that Miami Marlins first baseman Logan Morrison will not be ready for the start of spring training and may miss Opening Day. The Marlins' mismanagement of his position in the last few years continues to haunt them.

The Miami Marlins, it seems, are not yet done with their trading ways. It appears as though the Fish are shopping Logan Morrison and Ricky Nolasco, with Nolasco very likely to be dealt.

The 2012 Miami Marlins Season Review series continues with a look at Logan Morrison and his season. Morrison's year was filled with disappointment and injury, which is symbolic of the team's plight as a whole.

The Miami Marlins are searching for new managerial candidates only one year after the team signed Ozzie Guillen for four years. The Marlins may improve in 2013, but it will be regression, not a replacement manager, that will be the cause.

Miami Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison has been nominated for the 2012 Roberto Clemente Award.

Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen is taking a stricter stance on his players' injury recovery and approach in the offseason. It is the right move for an organization that has already had an injury mishandling this year.

Miami Marlins outfielder/first baseman will undergo his second knee surgery in the past year, repairing the same patellar tendon issue he had taken care of before 2012. The recovery will take six months and should have him return by Spring Training.