The Miami Marlins have designated outfielder Nick Gordon for assignment, allowing them to claim Derek Hill off waivers. Gordon, 28, was acquired from the Minnesota Twins in February and has struggled significantly this season, posting a .227 batting average with eight home runs in 275 plate appearances, while also striking out at a higher rate than previous years. Despite his poor performance, his ability to play multiple positions and his affordable salary of $900,000 may attract interest from other teams looking to enhance their bench. Gordon was initially seen as a promising talent after being drafted fifth overall in 2014 but has not lived up to expectations in his major league career. The Marlins' move comes after Gordon's performance faltered post-All-Star break, where he recorded a low .449 OPS. As he heads to waivers, teams now have the opportunity to claim him.