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    Dodgers release reliever Jake Eder

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    Dodgers released LHP Jake Eder.

    Eder allowed one run over four innings across four relief outings for Los Angeles earlier this year. The 27-year-old lefty should be able to latch on somewhere else on a minor league pact.
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    Eder allowed one run on three hits in four innings out of the Dodgers’ bullpen with one strikeout and one walk. He should get another shot over the summer.
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    Eder has been summoned to join Los Angeles’ relief mix with closer Edwin Díaz hitting the injured list with loose bodies in his right elbow. The 27-year-old southpaw was acquired in a small trade with the Nationals earlier this month. He’s made nine relief appearances in the big leagues since 2024 and figures to operate in middle relief.
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    Eder had been designated for assignment by the Nationals over the weekend, so they will at least be able to get something for him. The 27-year-old had once been a high-upside prospect, but he has now failed to stick with the Marlins, White Sox, and Nationals. It’s a long shot that the Dodgers will find a way to change that trajectory. He will head to Triple-A Oklahoma City to see.
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    Eder showed tremendous promise when drafted out of Vanderbilt in 2020, but injuries have stalled his career significantly. It won’t be a huge surprise if someone puts in a claim on the 27-year-old as a depth piece/reclamation project, but it won’t be a big surprise if teams don’t have interest, either.
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    Eder was once a high-upside prospect with the Marlins, but an injury in 2022 changed the trajectory of his career. He wasn’t able to latch on with the White Sox or Angels after that and was traded to the Nationals back in July. He did have a fine spring, allowing four runs (two earned) on six hits in 6 2/3 innings while striking out six and walking six. The Nationals will keep working on getting him back to his old self in Triple-A.
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    The run scored in the second because Eder failed to cover first on a hot shot bobbled by Abimelec Ortiz. Eder also caught a break in the first, when Zach Cole was thrown out trying to tag up from second on a fly to right. On the mound, though, Eder looked pretty good today. He topped out at 96.4 mph and averaged 94.1 mph with his fastball, which was up one mph from last year. He’s not a part of the Nationals’ projected rotation, but there should be plenty of opportunity if he gets off to a nice start.
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    Eder was once one of the more intriguing left-handed pitching prospects in baseball, but injuries and inconsistent results have made him closer to organizational depth than top prospect. He’ll get a chance to show at the age of 26 he’s got more in the tank, but fantasy managers should take a wait-and-see approach before considering him as a fantasy option.
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    Eder logged six innings out of the Angels’ bullpen on Wednesday, which unfortunately means that he wasn’t going to be available for at least a few days, so the Angels wanted to add a fresh arm to their bullpen to take his place. The 26-year-old southpaw holds a 4.91 ERA, 1.31 WHIP and a 15/9 K/BB ratio over 18 1/3 innings with the Halos this season.
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    Brock Burke opened today, allowing one run in the first, and Sam Bachman finished with a scoreless second. After that, it was all Eder, though he wouldn’t have come back out for the ninth had the Angels pulled off a comeback. Four of the five runs scored in Eder’s first inning of work, but he was quite effective afterwards, retiring 13 of the final 15 batters he faced. It’s unclear if he’ll stay up and face the Rangers next week or head back to Triple-A.
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    Eder pitched timidly working behind opener Ryan Zeferjahn in this one. He mostly nibbled around the zone with his sliders and allowed hard contact the few times he threw hittable pitches, including a loud three-run home run to Bryce Harper. If he stays on a typical starter’s schedule, he’ll likely pitch again next Wednesday against the Mets, but shouldn’t be seen as much more than an emergency option in even the deepest of leagues.

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    Tigers sent RHP Yilber Díaz outright to Triple-A Toledo.

    The 26-year-old hurler was bumped from the Tigers’ 40-man roster earlier in the week. It’s the first time that he has passed through waivers unclaimed. Expect Díaz to receive an invitation to big league camp where he’ll have a shot at competing for a spot in the Tigers’ Opening Day bullpen.
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    Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports that the Mariners have hired Tanner Swanson to be their next bench coach.

    Swanson has been in the Yankees’ organization, serving as their minor league catching coordinator since November of 2019. He also served as the bench coach for Great Britain during the 2026 World Baseball Classic. He’ll work with first-time skipper Jason Kanzler to try to get the Mariners back on track after a disastrous 2026 campaign.
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    Corbin Carroll recently underwent surgery to remove loose bodies from his elbow.

    The procedure used the NanoNeedle, which was used during Tarik Skubal’s surgery in 2026 and led to a much shorter recovery timeline. The 26-year-old superstar had been scheduled to start swinging in early November, that timeline will now be delayed by an additional couple of weeks while he recovers. He should be ready to go for the start of spring training.
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    Zack Kelly has elected free agency.

    The 31-year-old right-hander passed through waivers unclaimed after being designated for assignment by the Red Sox earlier in the week. Kelly did a nice job in 17 appearances for the Red Sox in 2026, registering a 3.31 ERA, 1.29 WHIP and a 14/7 K/BB ratio over 16 1/3 innings. It’s possible that he could wind up securing a big league deal this winter.
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    Mets agreed to terms with RHP Robert Stock on a one-year contract.

    Stock might receive the same treatment as Kyren Paris and Christian Cairo and get DFA’d here, with the Mets hoping he’d clear waivers. It seems likely that someone would grab him, though. Stock is 36, but his arm is about as lively as ever and he’s going to earning barely more than the major league minimum. He had a 5.93 ERA in seven starts and one relief appearances for the Mets last season.
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    Guardians claimed INF José Tena off waivers from the Nationals.

    Tena rejoins the Guardians 15 months after being traded to the Nationals for Lane Thomas. The 25-year-old hit .222/.302/.370 with seven homers in 288 plate appearances for the Nationals last season. That was good for an 85 OPS+, which is also his career mark in 659 plate appearances since he debuted with Cleveland in 2023. There’s still additional power potential lurking here, but it’s not likely to come with enough OBP or defensive value to turn him into an especially useful player.
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    Nationals designated RHP Kyle Nicolas for assignment.

    The move opens up a spot on the 40-man for Reiver Sanmartín. Nicolas, 27, was acquired from the Orioles in July, but he never pitched in the majors for the Nationals. He has a 4.96 ERA and a 103/66 K/BB in 105 1/3 innings as a major leaguer, most of which came with the Pirates.
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    Giants acquired RHP Robert Cranz from the Nationals for LHP Reiver
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    Royals signed RHP Hobie Harris to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

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