Lefthanded pitcher Brad Hand was on an impressive roll with the Florida Marlins’ Gulf Coast League baseball club.

But it seems that the roll, with that team at least, has come to an end.

The Marlins moved Hand up the minor-league ladder to the organization’s Class A team in Jamestown, N.Y.

A second-round pick by the Marlins out of Chaska High School, Hand started the Jammers’ game Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Pirates’ affiliate.

Hand took the loss, giving up three hits and three earned runs over 4-1/3 innings, while walking four and striking out four.

Hand had earned his second victory of his first pro baseball season on Thursday for the GCL club, tossing four innings of relief in a 3-0 shutout of the GCL Dodgers at the Marlins’ home field in Jupiter, Fla.

Hand put up four shutout innings, giving up three hits, walking one and striking out three.

The game was ended in the top of the sixth inning.

Hand walked the leadoff batter ion the fourth inning and surrendered a single, bnut got a double-play and strikeout to emerge unscathed. He then got three ground-ball outs ion the fifth inning.

 Since giving up seven earned runs over four innings in his first two appearances, Hand had allowed two earned runs over 28-2/3 innings with the GCL club, spread among seven stints. He has 34 strikeouts, including six over a five-inning appearance against the Dodgers on Aug. 16 and seven against the Cardinals on July 29.

The Marlins’ GCL club had three recent games called off by rain, due to the remnants of Hurricane Fay.