"Clay Hensley collected a save Saturday. But he won't be the Marlins' closer once the season starts. That role belongs to Leo Nuñez. Then again, here-today-gone-tomorrow job assignments are nothing new for the 31-year-old pitcher, who thought he had sewn up a spot in the starting rotation around this time a year ago only to see it slip from his grasp when the Marlins traded for left-hander Nate Robertson on the eve of the season. "It's weird how it all went," Hensley said. Weird, but also wonderful. For, in the course of making a successful transition from a career starter to set-up reliever, Hensley might have found a niche that is not only suited to his 5-11, 190-pound frame, but could keep him pitching in the major leagues longer than he might have otherwise as a starter." Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/03/20/2124075/for-florida-marlins-clay-hensley.html