text: Florida Marlins Talking Points: Cameron Maybin in lineup; Derrick Turnbow released | Fish Tank - Miami Marlins
  March 17, 2010 Injuries, Lineups, Talking Points.
  "He tried to get through it and he couldn't do it. It hurt him too bad," said manager Fredi Gonzalez. "Hopefully there's not to much stuff going on in that shoulder and he'll get it fixed and get his career back on track again."
  The Marlins made a few other moves today. Jay Buente and Brett Sinkbeil were optioned to Class AAA New Orleans. Kris Harvey was optioned to Class AA Jacksonville.
  Re-assigned to Minor League camp: Dan Jennings, Matt Peterson, Chris Schroder, Chris Hatcher, Matt Dominguez and Ozzie Martinez.
  Cameron Maybin returns
  Cameron Maybin is back in the starting lineup after missing a week with a sore groin. He will get two at-bats and also start Thursday night against the Mets.
  Jorge Cantu is back, too, after being out two days with the flu.
  Today's lineup against the Braves
  C Brad David
  Clay Hensley will follow Miller in today's game
  Ricky Nolasco will start against the Mets Thursday night.
  Catcher John Baker threw at 90 feet yesterday and will do the same today. Then the plan is to play him in minor league games starting tomorrow as the designated hitter with a goal of joining the Marlins possibly later this weekend.
  Josh Johnson called for two balks
  Josh Johnson learned the hard way about some new baseball rules that went into effect Tuesday. To his surprise, he was called for two balks in the first inning against the Braves in Orlando.
  The new rule: When he's not standing on the mound, a pitcher who goes to his mouth must wipe off his hand before rubbing down the ball. Johnson did it the old way, which allowed a pitcher to avoid having to wipe off his hand after going to his mouth.
  "I had to ask (umpire) Joe (West) what was going on," said bench coach Carlos Tosca, who managed the game. "He told me they got some kind of memo last night, last. I said, 'Well we didn't get a memo."'
  Both Johnson and Tosca have no problem with the new rule. They just wish someone would have told them before the game started.
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  […] the memo" Posted on March 17, 2010 by marlinsblog In an article by Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post, Josh Johnson was charged with two balks during yesterday's game in Orlando versus the […]