Norby returns from hamate injury with strong Jacksonville Triple-A numbers, pushing for everyday at-bats at third base and providing a solid baserunning profile. He’s a valuable back-end infielder option in deeper leagues, with potential to improve run production if he earns regular looks and maintains contact well.

With Connor Norby sidelined due to a fractured left hamate bone, the Marlins are implementing a platoon at third base, highlighting the impact of injuries on team dynamics and fantasy relevance.

Connor Norby underwent surgery to repair a broken hamate bone in his left wrist, sidelining him for 6-8 weeks. His performance had been inconsistent this season, reflecting the struggles of his injury-laden campaign.

Connor Norby is sidelined for six to eight weeks after wrist surgery for a broken hamate bone. His performance this season has been inconsistent, and injuries have hampered his development since joining the Marlins.

Connor Norby, rostered at just 10%, is emerging as a dual-position player that adds depth to any fantasy lineup. His potential to impact multiple facets of the game makes him a worthy consideration for fantasy GMs.