Kyle Leahy blanks D-backs for six innings Tuesday

That means Bryce Elder will get the ball for one of the final two games of the series with Grant Holmes likely to draw the starting assignment in the other. Elder had his previous start skipped for some extra rest. Waldrep authored a strong performance against the Cardinals last week, allowing three runs over 5 1/3 innings, during his first start of the season. He offers enough strikeout upside to be interesting in deeper fantasy leagues.

Wendzel heads to the open market after going unclaimed on waivers. The 29-year-old infielder appeared in two games for the Pirates earlier this season and was jettisoned from Pittsburgh’s 40-man roster over the weekend. He’s merely organizational depth and a temporary stopgap option at this stage of his career.

Hamilton will stick around with Atlanta as organizational relief depth after passing through waivers unclaimed. The well-traveled 31-year-old was designated for assignment last week after four relief outings with the Braves.

Harris gets the nod atop Atlanta’s lineup against Mets starter Freddy Peralta after going 7-for-14 with two homers and seven RBI during the first three games of the series. The 25-year-old outfielder has been a streaky fantasy contributor the last few years. He’s in the middle of a strong stretch at the moment, hitting .299 (35-for-117) with four homers, 19 RBI and two steals over his last 30 games.

May suffered a right ankle contusion during his previous outing against Atlanta last week and simply hasn’t thrown a ton of pitches in any single outing since reeling off a one-hitter against the Padres back on June 15. The Cardinals aren’t going to push him too much from a workload standpoint with the All-Star break literally around the corner. The firm pitch count dampens his appeal for fantasy purposes, especially against a Milwaukee lineup that tends to do considerable damage against right-handed starters.

Azocar receives another call to Atlanta’s bench mix with Eli White away from the club on paternity leave. It’ll likely be another short stint for the 30-year-old journeyman after going 5-for-15 with one steal in nine games for the Braves earlier this year.

White will be away from the club for a couple days on paternity leave. The 32-year-old has been a strong fit with Atlanta as a reserve outfielder the last few years. He’s delivered a respectable .227 (25-for-110) average with four homers and four steals in 119 plate appearances over 53 games this season.

Camargo went 1-for-2 during his lone game for Atlanta back on June 17. The 27-year-old backstop is a strong bet to pass through waivers unclaimed and remain with the Braves as emergency catching depth behind emerging star Drake Baldwin.

Murakami will kick off a rehab stint with Triple-A Charlotte on Tuesday with the goal of returning to Chicago prior to next week’s All-Star break. The 26-year-old rookie slugger should only require a handful of minor-league tune-up contests to get back up to speed. He’s been out with a hamstring strain since late May. Fantasy managers should plan to have Murakami back in the mix by the end of the week and he should be a full-go coming out of the Midsummer Classic.

Schwarber earned the automatic ejection from Monday’s frustrating one-sided affair following a sixth-inning strikeout. He finished 0-for-3 with three punchouts and also drew a walk. The 33-year-old slugger leads the majors with 30 first-half round-trippers and is one of five Phillies headed to next week’s All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park.