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    Emmet Sheehan received a no-decision in Sunday’s matinee against the Mets, allowing one earned run on three hits and two walks over five innings pitched.

    Sheehan struck out five in the 87-pitch outing. He departed with the lead, but the Dodgers’ bullpen surrendered it as they went on to lose 8-3. Sheehan didn’t give up any homers, which have been an issue with such a low grounder rate, but his 4.95 ERA through late July is a disappointing fantasy outcome. He’ll look to get rolling in his next scheduled start, at home versus the red-hot Red Sox.
HLs: Phillies rout Yankees to salvage series
After Cristopher Sanchez battled through six strong, Bryson Stott and the Phillies’ offense handled the rest against the Yankees, with third and sixth-inning outbursts paving the way for Philadelphia to avoid the sweep.

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    Sheehan gave up eight hits, walked one and struck out six. He fell to 4-7 with the loss. Sheehan allowed four runs in the second inning before settling in. Then, at the end of his outing, he allowed two more runs in the sixth inning. A popular preseason breakout pick. things haven’t gone Sheehan’s way this season as evidenced by his 5.13 ERA. He’s lined up to face the Mets on the road this weekend.
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    Because of the forecasted rain, the two clubs won’t take a chance of getting the game in. Instead, the two teams will play a doubleheader Sunday, beginning at 12:35 P.M. ET. Emmett Sheehan and Ryan Weathers — no pun intended — were the scheduled starters for Saturday’s game, and likely will pitch at some point Sunday in the twin billing.
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    He’ll be followed by Emmet Sheehan on Saturday and Yoshinobu Yamamoto on Sunday. The Dodgers have not announced when Shohei Ohtani will return to the rotation. That makes it likely that it’ll be Justin Wrobleski and Eric Lauer in some order for the first two games against the Phillies in Philadelphia to open next week.
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    After four scoreless frames, Sheehan was let down by his defense while giving up two runs in the fifth and one in the sixth. The Dodgers probably would have used a quicker hook with Sheehan today if not for the bullpen game Friday. As per usual, his velocity waned as the game went on; he averaged 95.6 mph with his fastball in the first but was down to 93.8 mph in the fifth and 92.8 mph in the sixth. There’s going to be a good argument for putting him in the pen once Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow return, but he should stay in the rotation for now.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #80
    He struck out five and walked three. Back-to-back starts against San Diego have seen Sheehan allow two runs over 9 1/3 innings and lower his ERA from 5.32 to 4.91. More length would be nice, but since he’s been following Yoshinobu Yamamoto in the rotation for nearly two months now, he typically has a fairly rested bullpen behind him. He’ll likely start the final game of the first half next Sunday against the Diamondbacks, which could lead to an especially quick hook.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #80
    With a 10.24 ERA in his previous three starts, Sheehan’s rotation spot might have been in jeopardy with a rough showing today. However, he did well in allowing just two hits and two walks. He moved to 4-5 with a 5.08 ERA ahead of another start against the Padres next weekend.
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    Sheehan struggled with his command, striking out four and walking three while posting just a 57 percent strike rate overall. He struggled to get into two-strike counts and allowed two home runs on the day. On the positive side, he sat 94.5 mph with his four-seam fastball, so there were no velocity concerns today. He will look to get things back on track next week against the Padres, and we still believe Sheehan could be a solid buy-low target in fantasy leagues.
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    Sheehan was brilliant for the first five innings, but he was unable to record an out in the sixth and was charged for three runs; one of them on a solo homer from Sam Antonacci, of all hitters. The right-hander certainly had quality stuff for the majority of this start, and despite the mediocre box score, there’s more positives to take from this outing than negatives. He’ll look to avoid the big inning against the Orioles on Sunday.
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    This was Nick Madrigal’s doing. He saw 14 pitches and got two strike threes overturned on his way to a walk with one out in the inning. Another walk and a two-run single followed, and Sheehan was lifted after throwing 35 pitches to get just one out in the frame. Fortunately, Edgardo Henriquez stranded both runners from there, so Sheehan ended up allowing just the two runs in 1 1/3 innings. Obviously, it’s not the kind of outing anyone was looking for from him today, but at least it didn’t do much damage to his ERA. He’s due to face the White Sox next weekend.
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    Sheehan allowed only one hit through five scoreless innings before giving up homers to Nolan Arenado in the sixth and Tommy Troy in the seventh. That might suggest he had another one of his typical in-game velocity dropoffs tonight, but he actually held up nicely there tonight; he averaged 95.9 mph with his fastball in the sixth and 95.4 mph in the seventh, compared to an average of 95.9 mph overall. Sheehan has allowed one or two runs in four of his last five starts, and his season ERA is down to 4.50. He’ll likely face the Angels on Sunday.

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    Bryson Stott went 3-for-4 with a homer and five RBI as the Phillies topped the Yankees 11-4 on Sunday Night Baseball.

    Stott hit a solo homer in the second and put the game away with his bases-loaded double down the right field line in the sixth. It’s his second career five-RBI game, with the other coming against the Braves on July 25, 2022. He’d driven in a total of two runs in his previous 25 games.
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    Cristopher Sánchez surrendered three runs in six innings Sunday in a victory over the Yankees.

    The runs all came in the fifth, when the Yankees collected three hits despite not hitting a ball harder than 83 mph. Sánchez also helped the Yankees along with a walk, an errant pickoff throw to first and a wild pitch in the frame. However, he was excellent otherwise in winning for the league-leading 13th time this season. That matches his win total from 2025, when he finished as the NL Cy Young runnerup. He’ll next face the Orioles on Saturday.
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    Will Warren surrendered six runs in three innings Sunday in a loss to the Phillies.

    Warren, who had pitched just two-thirds of an inning over the last two weeks, turned in his worst start of the year in giving up a triple and a sac fly in the first, a solo homer in the second and then four runs in the third. The big blow then was a three-run double to left from Alec Bohm that might have been caught by a healthy Cody Bellinger. That followed an intentional walk (after a 2-0 count) to Brandon Marsh. Warren struck out five, but he fell to 7-5 with a 4.41 ERA. He’s already in line to get bumped from the rotation when Carlos Rodón returns, but now one wonders if he might be expelled earlier. For now, he’s set to face the Cubs next weekend.
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    Alec Bohm collected four RBI with a bases-loaded double and a bases-loaded HBP against the Yankees on Sunday.

    Bohm also came up with two on in the eighth, but he grounded into a double play then. Not that the Phillies needed runs in an 11-4 game at that point. Bohm is hitting just .218 this month, but he has four homers, five doubles and 14 RBI in 20 games. He’s knocked in 33 runs in 46 games since the beginning of June.
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    Ben Rice homered and doubled in a losing cause Sunday night against the Phillies.

    The homer off Tim Mayza in the seventh was his ninth off a lefty this year. Although he’s striking out 28 percent of the time against southpaws, he’s managed a fine .261/.322/.515 line in 134 plate appearances. It will ensure that he remains a full-time starter if Giancarlo Stanton reclaims the DH spot sometime next month.
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    Anthony Volpe doubled twice and walked Sunday in a loss to the Phillies.

    Aided by a run of lefty opponents, Volpe now started three out of four games after sitting out nine of the previous 13. He’s not exactly tearing it up with his .681 OPS this season, but he has overtaken José Caballero there. Caballero is down to .664 while hitting .211 with a 19/1 K/BB this month.
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    Rangers released OF Jarred Kelenic.

    This isn’t performance related, as the 27-year-old Kelenic was hitting .404/.469/.684 for Triple-A Round Rock this month. So, he must be receiving interest from another major league team or perhaps a club in Asia. Kelenic hit .213/.304/.295 in 69 plate appearances for the White Sox and Rangers in major league stints earlier this season.
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    Ricky Tiedemann returned to the mound for Low-A Dunedin on Sunday and struck out two in a scoreless inning.

    Tiedemann, who was regarded as one of the game’s best pitching prospects before injuries struck, returned from elbow surgery to be make two appearances in the FCL in June before getting shut down again because of a neck problem. He averaged 96.4 mph with his 10 fastballs today, topping out at 97.7 mph.
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    Athletics acquired RHP Scott Blewett from the Cardinals for cash considerations.

    Blewett was DFA’d by St. Louis on Wednesday after pitching two scoreless innings for the team. The Cardinals had only called him up because he opted out of minor league contract on July 15, forcing the issue. The 30-year-old journeyman has a 4.10 ERA in 74 2/3 career innings as a major leaguer. He’s out of options, so the A’s will add him to their bullpen immediately.
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    White Sox acquired RHP José Urquidy from the Pirates for RHP Felix Doroteo.

    Urquidy, who spent most of last year working his way back from Tommy John, made the Pirates out of spring training this year, only to lose his spot after giving up 10 runs — six earned — in 6 1/3 innings over five relief appearances. He’d since posted a 3.66 ERA with a 73/18 K/BB in 83 2/3 innings as a starter for Triple-A Indianapolis. According to SoxMachine’s James Fegan, Urquidy will likely go to Triple-A for now.