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MIAMI -- In a positive development for the Miami Marlins, left-handed pitcher Jesús Luzardo has announced that he is fully healthy and actively participating in his offseason training regimen. Speaking at a community event hosted by the Marlins Foundation, Luzardo expressed his enthusiasm about his recovery progress.
"I've been able to go through my normal offseason progression: throwing, running, starting to get off the mound," he shared, highlighting his commitment to returning to peak performance. Luzardo's recovery comes after a challenging season, and his current state is a welcome relief for both the player and the team's fans.
As Luzardo continues to build his strength and refine his skills, the Marlins are optimistic about his contributions in the upcoming season. His ability to throw without limitations is a promising sign, and the team is eager to see how he will impact their pitching rotation moving forward. Fans are hopeful that Luzardo's return to form will bolster the Marlins' chances in the competitive league.
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