While manager Edwin Rodriguez served his one-game suspension Friday in the opener vs. the Braves, Marlins players Chris Volstad, Alex Sanabia and Gaby Sanchez appealed their sanctions.

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Dan Uggla appeared in all 129 of the Marlins' games until he was scratched from the lineup on Monday with a mild right groin strain. Still taking it easy, Uggla was not playing again on Tuesday, and manager Edwin Rodriguez is leaning towards Friday being the day he likely returns.

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During the day, Emilio Bonifacio is looked upon to provide some energy. With that in mind, it is no secret why Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez started Bonifacio in center field on Sunday afternoon in the series finale with the Braves at Turner Field.

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Sensing some frustration, Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez decided to give rookie slugger Mike Stanton a breather on Friday.

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Hanley Ramirez's performance over the past few days shows why Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez has the All-Star shortstop batting third.

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No matter what color his hair is, Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez wants to see Hanley Ramirez hitting third. On Wednesday, it happened.

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A decision on what the Marlins will do with injured ace Ricky Nolasco likely will be put on hold for a few days and there still is a possibility that Nolasco will make his next scheduled start, manager Edwin Rodriguez said Sunday before the Marlins wrapped up their three-game series against the Astros at Sun Life Stadium.

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Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez was like a kid in a candy store on Tuesday as he and several members of the Marlins staff took a tour of the Roberto Clemente Museum in the Lawrenceville section of Pittsburgh.

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Florida Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez took photos of the Roberto Clemente Bridge near PNC Park on his first day in Pittsburgh with the Marlins.

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Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez confirmed Sunday that Hanley Ramirez will remain in the leadoff spot for the remainder of the season.

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By moving Mike Stanton up to fifth in the lineup, manager Edwin Rodriguez hopes to get Stanton more opportunities with runners on base.

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Reds manager Dusty Baker suggested now that the Marlins are above .500 and playing well, they are hungrier. Marlins skipper Edwin Rodriguez believes that's nothing new.

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Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez said that closer Leo Nunez has been overusing his changeup, and that could be the cause of his recent late-inning woes.

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Taking a deep breath and watching the play again, Edwin Rodriguez remains convinced that the call was missed. The Marlins manager feels Gaby Sanchez should have been credited with a hit that would have decided Thursday's game in the ninth inning against the Phillies.

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Now that Brett Hayes has been reinstated from the 15-day disabled list — where he spent time with a left wrist contusion — Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez plans to give more playing time to his backup catcher.

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Edwin Rodriguez was brought up from Triple-A New Orleans to replace Fredi Gonzalez as skipper on June 23. When he took over the club, the marlins were 34-36

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Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez knew Gaby Sanchez was proving himself to be an offensive asset when he became the club's skipper on July 23. But since then, Rodriguez is getting just as much appreciation of Sanchez's defensive skills at first base.

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When Edwin Rodriguez took over as manager on June 23, one of the first things he said the Marlins needed to get better at was pinch-hitting.

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After the Marlins beat the Rockies, 5-2, on Wednesday night, manager Edwin Rodriguez noted that all five runs came with two-out hits, which is something the club has struggled with this season.

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