The Marlins optioned Taylor Tankersley to Triple-A Albuquerque Thursday to make room on the roster for Anibal Sanchez.Tankersley has really struggled this year, holding a 8.15 ERA in 25 games.

Marlins optioned LHP Taylor Tankersley to Triple-A Albuquerque. His latest stay in the majors lasted just three days, as Tankersley goes to make room on the roster for Anibal Sanchez.

The Palm Beach Post reports the Florida Marlins optioned RP Taylor Tankersley to Triple-A Albuquerque.

Tankersley began the season with the Marlins, but was sent down after going 0-1 with an 8.64 ERA in his first 24 appearances. However, the 25-year-old southpaw compiled a 1.23 ERA in 21 games on the farm, and hasn't surrendered a run in his last 10 contests. It remains unclear how long Tankersley will remain with the big league club, as he may lose his roster slot when Anibal Sanchez is activated to start on July 31.

Marlins recalled LHP Taylor Tankersley from Triple-A Albuquerque. Despite walking nine, Tankersley had pitched 9 1/3 scoreless innings for the Isotopes this month. Of course, he won't be so lucky in the majors if he continues to demonstrate such poor command.

The Marlins will call up Taylor Tankersley prior to tonight's game against the Mets. He'll take the roster spot of Rick VandenHurk and pitch out of the bullpen until Anibal Sanchez is called up to start on Thursday.Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Taylor Tankersley has been optioned back to Triple-A Albuquerque, according to MLB.com. The team called up 21-year-old top prospect Christopher Volstad from Double-A Carolina as an adjoining move.The reliever held no fantasy value with the Marlins prior to his demotion, as he allowed 16 earned runs, 21 hits, and eight walks over 16.2 innings.

21-year old hurler Christopher Volstad has been called up from Double-A Carolina, according to MLB.com. He was the 16th overall pick in the 2005 draft. The team optioned lefty reliever Taylor Tankersley to Triple-A Albuquerque, as the corresponding move.He will initially work out of the bullpen as a reliever, and could join the rotation if he proves to be effective. He is worth taking a shot on in larger NL-only leagues if you have a spot for him.

Marlins recall LHP Tankersley

Taylor Tankersley was called back up on Wednesday after compiling a 1.98 ERA in 13.2 innings in the minors.Tankersley was awful at the start of the season but had a combined 3.46 ERA in 116 appearances over 2006 and 2007. The Marlins need another lefty in their bullpen and are no doubt hoping that Tankersley has returned to form.