The Miami Marlins designate infielder Christopher Morel for assignment before their game against the San Francisco Giants on Sunday, according to multiple reports. Morel joined Miami on a $2 million, one-year contract during the offseason, with the expectation that he could provide a power presence in the lineup. However, his time with the team is described as brief and impacted by both injuries and limited production. Although Morel remains on the active roster at the time of the move, reports state he has not played since June 10. After being designated for assignment, Morel becomes subject to the team’s next roster decision, which can include trade or release, depending on interest from other clubs and the Marlins’ roster needs. The designation reflects Miami’s decision to move on from a player whose stint has not matched early expectations due to health and on-field performance.