Moore will make a third consecutive start at first base in Sunday's game against the Marlins, Chelsea Janes of the Washington Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

With the Nationals' top two first-base options (Ryan Zimmerman and Clint Robinson) day-to-day with injuries, Moore has begun to see more at-bats of late, but has yet to take advantage of the opportunity. He went 1-for-7 with three strikeouts over the first two games of the series.

Moore (ankle) has been activated from the disabled list.

EDGE Analysis

Moore's rehab went largely under the radar, but he didn't require much time on the disabled list. With the rosters expanded, no corresponding move is necessary, but he probably won't see a ton of playing time in his return.

Washington Nationals first baseman Tyler Moore was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday due to an ankle injury. Moore was receiving limited playing time off the bench but could rejoin the team in September.

Moore got the start in left field Saturday and went 3-for-4 with two doubles and four RBI. He's been effective recently when he gets a chance, going 7-for-20 (.350) over his last six games. Moore's .227/.277/.400 slash line on the season leaves him as only a low-end option in deeper formats, however.

Clint Robinson, and not Moore, got the start at first base Thursday. It looks like Nats manager Matt Williams will platoon Robinson and Moore at first base while Ryan Zimmerman (foot) is on the DL. If a strict platoon develops, Robinson would see a majority of the action as a left-handed hitter, but it's more likely that the two will split starts roughly equally.

Moore pinch-hit for an injured Denard Span in Sunday's loss to the Reds. If Span has to miss Monday's game, Moore will likely start in left field, with Michael Taylor moving over to center.

Moore got the start in left field on Sunday, going 1-for-4 with a double and two RBI. Denard Span was getting a rest, pushing Michael Taylor to center field and giving Moore a rare start. Taylor appears to be Nats manager Matt Williams' preferred option in left while Jayson Werth (wrist) is out, however, so don't look for a big increase in Moore's at-bats in the short term.

Moore hit a two-run homer and added a single in five at-bats Wednesday in a win over Boston. He'd gone 0-for-10 to start the year, so it's nice to see Moore show up in this one, though he also struck out twice. With Jayson Werth back, Moore's going to see minimal time in the outfield for the Nats, but they've got the convenience of the DH right now to get him in the lineup.

Moore is in the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Red Sox, MLB.com's William Ladson reports. Moore will get the start in left field in place of Jayson Werth, who will serve as the designated hitter Wednesday after playing in his first game of the season Tuesday. Moore will bat seventh against Red Sox starter Wade Miley.

Moore is not in the lineup Thursday against the Mets, Chelsea Janes of the Washington Post reports. Moore had started the first two games of the year for the Nationals, going a combined 0-for-5 at the dish with two strikeouts. He'll give way to Clint Robinson in left field Thursday afternoon, as manager Matt Williams likely wants to get another left-handed bat on his card against righty Matt Harvey.