6 Days Miami Marlins Comment

Marlins placed OF Matt Diaz on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 19, with a left knee contusion.

Diaz should be ready to return to the active roster as soon as he's eligible. The 35-year-old is batting just .167/.211/.222 in 10 games this season with the Marlins.

23 Days Miami Marlins Comment

Marlins manager Mike Redmond plans to give Matt Diaz playing time in left field and at first base against left-handed pitching.

Diaz hasn't been nearly as good against southpaws in recent seasons, but the Marlins don't have many options. He's never started a game at first base in the majors but has played there recently at Triple-A. Diaz might be worth an add in deep NL-only leagues.

24 Days Miami Marlins Comment

Marlins recalled OF Matt Diaz from Triple-A New Orleans.

Diaz batted just .222/.280/.333 with two home runs and 13 RBI in 118 plate appearances last season for the Braves. He is doubtful to make a big impact in Miami.

24 Days Miami Marlins Comment

Matt Diaz is expected to be called up prior to Thursday's game.

Diaz has hit .341/.385/.459 with a couple homers at Triple-A for the Marlins. He figures to see some starts against left-handed pitching.

2 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Marlins signed OF Matt Diaz to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

Diaz was released by the Yankees last week, but it didn't take him long to find a job. Though he hasn't fared as well against them in recent seasons, Diaz is a career .324/.364/.498 hitter against left-hander pitching and could eventually wind up in a platoon with Juan Pierre in left field.

2 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Yankees reassigned OF Matt Diaz to minor league camp.

The writing was on the wall following the additions of Ben Francisco and Brennan Boesch. Diaz, 35, batted just .192/.250/.192 with no extra-base hits in Grapefruit League play to seal his fate. The veteran outfielder has the option of opting out of his contract, and it wouldn't be a surprise if he wound up taking it.

5 Months Miami Marlins Comment

Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News reports that the Yankees have signed Matt Diaz to a minor league contract.

He's been given an invitation to spring training and will stand a good chance at earning an Opening Day roster spot as a platoon mate with Ichiro Suzuki in right field. Diaz was limited to 51 games in 2012 and is coming off thumb surgery, but he's a career .324/.364/.498 hitter against left-handed pitching. It could wind up being a nice little risk-free signing for the Bombers.

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