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    Heriberto Hernández went 2-for-4 with a double and a stolen base on Wednesday against the Astros.

    As the Marlins’ season falls apart, Hernández is making a name for himself. He scorched a 107 mph double in this one that nearly left the yard and chipped in another hard-hit single, but couldn’t save the Marlins from their ninth straight loss. He stole his seventh bag of the season too and is playing on a nearly 30 home run, 15 stolen pace in what’s mostly been a part-time role this season. At first he was only playing against left-handed pitchers, then began forcing his way into the lineup versus righties, and lately he’s started 11 consecutive games following an injury to Owen Caissie. In the last five, Hernández has hit in the top third of their order too.He is growing past being just a deep-league target.
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    The Red Sox are promoting Franklin Arias to Triple-A Worcester.

    Arias passed every test in three months in Double-A, hitting .319/.407/.581 with 18 homers and just 46 strikeouts in 327 plate appearances. There still isn’t much reason to think he’ll reach the majors this year, but he’s not too far away from taking over as Boston’s shortstop. Trevor Story and Marcelo Mayer might wind up battling it out for second base next year.
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    Clay Holmes yielded two runs in 2 1/3 innings Thursday in his rehab start for Triple-A Syracuse.

    Holmes’ velocity was pretty close to normal in his first start back from a fractured fibula, but he walked two and gave up five hard-hit balls to Yankees prospects while throwing 51 pitches and getting seven outs. He’ll almost definitely make at least one more rehab start. Whether he’ll still be a Met when he’s ready to return in early August is currently up in the air.
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    Tyler Locklear went 3-for-5 with a homer, a double and three RBI in the Diamondbacks’ 10-6 defeat of the Cardinals on Thursday.

    Even with Nolan Arenado resting, Locklear wasn’t going to start this one until Ketel Marte was scratched. At that point, the D-backs moved Tim Tawa from first to third and Ildemaro Vargas from third to second to make room for him. Locklear was on a terrific hot streak in Triple-A before getting called up last week and is 5-for-12 with a five RBI and just one strikeout since being recalled. However, if not for the Marte injury, he would have been on the bench today for the fifth time in seven games. It’s hard to say if he’ll play Friday; he’s supposed to start against lefties, but the Nationals only have Carson Palmquist going as an opener and will follow with righty Zack Littell.
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    Brandon Pfaadt pitched six innings of two-run ball in a win over the Cardinals on Thursday.

    Pfaadt struck out just one and allowed 10 hard-hit balls, but he made it work in earning a fifth straight victory. He’s allowed eight runs and posted a 14/3 K/BB over 27 innings during the streak. Pfaadt has certainly improved as a groundball pitcher, but not to the point that it currently makes sense to bet on him while he’s missing so few bats. He’ll pitch in Pittsburgh next week.
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    Michael McGreevy allowed four runs in 6 1/3 innings Thursday against the Diamondbacks.

    McGreevy came up a little shy of his fifth straight quality start by giving up three runs in the fourth and one in the fifth. He surrendered seven hits, walked three and struck out three in dropping to 4-8. He’ll face the Cubs for the first time this season next week.
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    Gabriel Moreno went 3-for-4 with a double, a sac fly and two RBI against the Cardinals on Thursday.

    Moreno has bettered his excellent .901 OPS in June with a .960 mark so far this month. At 262 plate appearances, he’s short of qualifying for the batting title. However, his .309 average ranks sixth among all major leaguers with at least 200 plate appearances.
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    Masyn Winn finished 0-for-4 with a walk in Thursday’s loss to the Diamondbacks.

    Winn is looking like a No. 8 hitter, yet the Cardinals haven’t been able to bat him lower than sixth in any game this season. He’s currently hitting .237/.314/.320, giving him an 82 OPS+ that’s down from 91 last year and 104 in his first full season in 2024. He’s still just 24 and might get stronger, but the trends certainly aren’t good.
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    Zack Littell will pitch behind Carson Palmquist in Friday’s game against the D-backs.

    Palmquist opened ahead of Miles Mikolas on Tuesday and gave up four runs in 1 2/3 innings in Colorado. The Nationals will hope the arrangement works better this time.
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    The Royals are listing Friday’s starter as TBA, but Noah Cameron is still expected to pitch.

    It sounds like the Royals might use an opener in front of Cameron, though assuming it’s a right-hander, that will just invite the Tigers to stack lefties at the top of the order. Assuming the Royals follow through with the idea, it’d be Cameron’s first relief appearance after 43 starts to begin his major league career.
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    George Springer went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI in Thursday’s 3-1 win over the Rays.

    Springer lined a hot smash to the right of shortstop Ben Williamson to knock in Yohendrick Piñango and put the Blue Jays up 2-1. He’d later add a double, but was stranded on the basepaths. Springer is hitting .237/.286/.407 over this last 15 games with two homers and is probably on the cut line in mixed leagues at this point, but perhaps this will get him going.