United States – According to reports from journalist Craig Mish, Dominican Ronny Simon was designated for assignment by the Miami Marlins, a few days after starring in an emotionally difficult day in which he committed three defensive errors and was caught crying in the middle of the game.
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Simón, a 25-year-old Dominican second baseman, was recently promoted to the main roster and had his opportunity on Tuesday night in a game against the San Diego Padres. However, the debut took an unexpected turn when he committed three defensive errors in just three innings, facilitating a comeback by San Diego that erased an early 6-0 lead by the Marlins. Visibly affected by his performance, Simón was seen leaving the field with tears in his eyes, a moment that was captured by the cameras and moved many. Even Fernando Tatis Jr., Padres star, approached to console him after the match, recognizing the harshness of the moment.But the gesture of empathy did not change the course of events. On Thursday morning, the Marlins announced that Simón was designated for assignment (DFA), which is equivalent to his release from the team, unless he is claimed by another organization during the waiver period.
Ronny Simón arrived at the organization with a promising profile: versatility, good hands in the field, and offensive potential. However, his brief stint with the team highlights how implacable the environment of Major League Baseball can be, where the margin for error is minimal.
For now, Simón’s future remains uncertain. If he is not claimed by another team, he could be sent to the minor leagues or become a free agent.
