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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.
Pages heads to IL, no longer fantasy relevant
Eric Samulski gives the latest on Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages as he was placed on IL and will no longer be relevant for fantasy managers as he is expected to be out most of the remainder of the regular season.

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    Dillon Dingler went 1-for-3 with a hit by pitch against the Rays on Monday.

    It’s no secret that Dingler’s hot bat has cooled off in recent weeks. He got a base hit in Saturday’s loss to the Royals to break an 0-for-10 streak and then received the day off on Sunday. Back in the lineup Monday, Dingler had another single. The Rays and the Dodgers aren’t great matchups for Tigers hitters this week, but Dingler is due to break out of his slump and has at least shown some signs that his bat might be waking up in his last two games.
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    Mickey Gasper went 2-for-2 with an RBI double on Monday, helping the Red Sox to a 4-2 win over the Marlins.

    Gasper also walked twice, reaching base safely in all four of his plate appearances. He came through with a key hit in this one, delivering a game-tying RBI double off Marlins starter Sandy Alcantara in the fifth inning. The big question is whether he’ll have a role once Roman Anthony (finger) is back from the injured list relatively soon. He’s been on a roll recently, hitting .421 (8-for-19) with three homers and 10 RBI over his last seven games.
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    Aroldis Chapman tossed a scoreless ninth inning against the Marlins on Monday to record his 30th save of the season.

    Chapman was summoned to protect a two-run lead in the final frame and managed to work around a leadoff single by Owen Caissie to preserve the win. The 38-year-old veteran has notched three saves in the last four days and is just three shy of 400 for his career. He’s recorded back-to-back 30-save campaigns for the Red Sox as his unexpected late-career renaissance shows zero signs of slowing down.
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    Ranger Suarez gave up one run over five innings in a no-decision against the Marlins on Monday.

    Suarez was uncharacteristically wild in this one, handing out a season-high four free passes, in addition to hitting a pair of batters, needing a staggering 93 pitches to complete five frames. He finished with four strikeouts and managed to limit Miami’s lineup to just a second-inning sacrifice fly from Otto Lopez. He’s struggled to work deep into starts, pitching into the sixth inning just once in six outings since coming off the injured list on July 26. It hasn’t been a massive issue for the Red Sox since Brayan Bello has been a revelation coming out of the bullpen as a multi-inning weapon. He’ll get the ball against the Yankees in a challenging road tilt to close out a two-start week on Sunday.
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    Sandy Alcantara allowed one run over seven innings on Monday in a no-decision against the Red Sox.

    Alcantara finished with six strikeouts and only issued one walk. He gave up only six hits with an RBI double by Mickey Gasper in the fifth inning representing the lone tally against him. The 30-year-old workhorse has allowed three earned runs or fewer, while tossing at least six frames, in six consecutive starts dating back to July 28. He’ll wrap up a two-start week with a road matchup against the Nationals on Sunday.
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    Jonathan Aranda went 1-for-4 with a solo home run and two RBI against the Tigers on Monday.

    Aranda’s home run was his 16th of the year. He hit a solo shot off Framber Valdez in the sixth inning. Aranda’s home run was his first since August 7 against the Mariners, a span of 15 games where he hit .230 with no power. He’s hitting .280 with a .783 OPS and 78 RBI on the season.
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    Bryan Baker tossed a scoreless inning and picked up the save against the Tigers on Monday.

    Baker retired Kevin McGonigle on one pitch before hitting Dillon Dingler in an 0-2 count. After a Ben Malgeri single, the Tigers suddenly had the tying run at the plate with one out. Baker responded by striking out Zach McKinstry and Spencer Torkelson to end the game. It was his 38th save of the year, which leads all of baseball.
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    Framber Valdez allowed four runs (three earned) in six innings and took the loss against the Rays on Monday.

    Valdez gave up eight hits, walked two and struck out none. He fell to 8-9 with the loss. Valdez had recorded at least five strikeouts and picked up the win in three of his last four starts entering play Monday, but he didn’t come close to striking out anyone against the Rays. He threw 84 pitches while the Rays swung 41 times and didn’t whiff even once. Valdez has a 4.35 ERA after the most troubling performance of the worst season of his nine-year career. He’s lined up to face the Dodgers on Sunday.
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    Drew Rasmussen allowed one run in six innings and got the win in the Rays’ 4-1 victory over the Tigers on Monday.

    Rasmussen gave up three hits, walked none and struck out five. He improved to 14-5 with the win. Rasmussen’s only run allowed came in the fourth inning when two hits and a sacrifice fly led to the Tigers’ only run of the game. He bounced back nicely after allowing five runs against the Blue Jays in his last start. Rasmussen has a 2.95 ERA. He’s lined up to face the Mets at home next week.
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    Pete Fairbanks left Monday’s game against the Red Sox with a trainer.

    Fairbanks left with a trainer following leadoff walk to Mickey Gasper in the ninth inning of a tie ballgame. The 32-year-old has a lengthy injury history and it wouldn’t be surprising if this were an injured list situation. There should be an update on his status after the game. It would likely be Calvin Faucher taking over as Miami’s closer in his absence.