Liván Hernández's debut recalls Marlins' past as Braves welcome back Robert Suarez
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 9:52 AM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

On September 24, 1996, Liván Hernández debuted for the Miami Marlins, contributing to a victory over the Atlanta Braves. His performance included three scoreless innings and his first career hit. Fast forward to 2026, the Braves have activated Robert Suarez from injury ahead of the playoff push. Suarez had a 0.56 ERA before his elbow injury and is expected to bolster Atlanta's bullpen over the final five games of the season. His return is crucial as the Braves seek postseason success, echoing the impact Hernández had on the Marlins' dynasty.
- •Hernández's debut featured three scoreless innings for the Marlins.
- •He had his first career hit, further contributing to the team's win.
- •Suarez returns after recovering from an elbow injury sustained in June.
- •He had logged a 0.56 ERA before his injury.
- •Braves aim to strengthen their bullpen before the postseason.
- 9:52 AMYahoo Sports — Liván Hernández’s 1996 Debut Set The Tone For Marlins’ Dynasty
"Liván Hernández's 1996 debut against the Braves showcased a future World Series MVP, while Robert Suarez's 2026 return offers hope for Atlanta's playoff run.
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