The Miami Marlins will be without third baseman Connor Norby for six to eight weeks following wrist surgery to repair a broken hamate bone. Norby, who showed promise after being acquired from Baltimore, has struggled with injuries this season, including an oblique issue that sidelined him for two months. His performance dipped, and he had a .241 average with six homers and 26 RBIs in 72 games prior to his surgery. Manager Clayton McCullough noted Norby's recent improvement before his injury, indicating he felt more confident at the plate. The Marlins will now rely on Graham Pauley and Javier Sanoja to fill the gap at third base while Norby recovers.