Rob Brantly of Miami Marlins Placed on 10-Day Injured List Due to Right Lat Strain, Expected Return in Late May or Early June

Rob Brantly's absence could impact the Miami Marlins' upcoming games against the Chicago White Sox. With Brantly sidelined, Liam Hicks is expected to take on more responsibility as the primary catcher. Hicks has been performing with a batting average of .250 and has contributed 17 RBIs this season.

Brantly has played three games this season, achieving a batting average of .429. His performance includes three hits in seven at-bats, with one RBI. The Marlins will miss his contributions during this stretch, especially considering his recent success at home, where he holds an average of .500.