Miami Marlins

Lucas is batting .333 (14 for 42) with two doubles, four RBI, six walks and seven runs in 11 June games (10 starts).

The Cardinals scored their only run off Nolasco in the third inning on Jon Jay's RBI single. Nolasco retired 11 straight batters during one stretch Sunday as he won for the first time in five starts. He's allowed one earned run in four of his last eight starts.

Nolasco will be back on the hill Friday at San Francisco. Nolasco is 5-3 with a 1.83 ERA in eight career starts against the Giants, including 4-0 with a 0.87 ERA in four career starts at AT&T Park.

Alvarez threw five scoreless innings in his first rehab start Thursday. He is recovering from a shoulder injury that has sidelined him for the entire season.

Making his fourth start of the year, Turner gave up his first home run of the season while watching his ERA rise to 2.16 in 25 innings. He'll face the Giants in San Francisco Saturday.

Eovaldi allowed just three hits in six innings of work, and he held the Diamondbacks to just two runs. Both runs came on a fourth-inning home run by Martin Prado that tied the game 2-2. Eovaldi exited with the game tied and earned a no-decision, despite the quality start.

Eovaldi struck out three batters and threw 58 of 84 pitches for strikes in his first start since being shut down with shoulder inflammation. He averaged 97.7 miles per hour with his fastball per BrooksBaseball.net, after averaging 94.1 miles per hour last season.

Eovaldi is set to make his second start Sunday in San Francisco. 

Stanton was the No. 11 most traded player heading into Tuesday, prompting the Fantasy Baseball Today crew to ponder his worth. They ran through several trade scenarios involving Stanton that included players such as Shelby Miller, Matt Kemp and Stephen Strasburg.

"Slowey has pitched in that role before and he's just better equipped," manager Mike Redmond told the Sun Sentinel Monday. "It doesn't mean that it will stay like that. [Henderson] Alvarez is on his way too. I would think it's good experience for Koehler to stay in that starting rotation and log as many innings as he can as a starter."

Koehler is 0-5 with a 5.09 ERA, 1.23 WHIP and 33:16 K:BB ratio in 53 innings.

Coghlan, who was placed on the disabled list June 9, has no timetable for his return.

Olivo had been unhappy with his playing time and had not started behind the plate since the middle of May. His locker was empty Saturday with Logan Morrison moving into it as Olivo told the Marlins before Friday's game he was quitting. 

Hechavarria is batting .333 (14 for 42) with four RBI and seven runs in his last 10 games. His batting average has gone from .176 to .210 in that span. However, he still hasn't homered since his seven-RBI game May 5, which is a streak of 36 games without a home run.

Ruggiano was in the starting lineup Sunday for the first time in six games as Marcell Ozuna got a day off. It was just his third start since May 31. He's hit safely in his last five games, batting .389 (7 for 18).

"Ozuna is in a little bit of rough patch, probably the first rough patch he has had in the big leagues," manager Mike Redmond said, per MLB.com. "But he's going to be fine. He's still confident. He believes in himself. We believe in him. He's just got to go out there and continue to stick with his approach."

Brantly finished with two hits Saturday and has three multi-hit games in June. He's batting .310 (9 for 29) with one double and four RBI in seven June games.

It was Cishek's sixth straight appearance (spanning 5 1/3 innings) without surrendering a hit or a walk, giving him a 3.68 ERA and 1.13 WHIP in 29 1/3 innings.

Pierre is batting .384 (20 for 52) with two doubles, two triples, two RBI, three walks, five stolen bases and 10 runs in his last 12 games. His batting average has gone from .218 to .257 in that span.

He had come into Sunday without an RBI in his last 16 games (15 starts). In fact, Polanco had just one RBI in 37 games from April 23-June 15.