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    Glasnow (back) threw 25 pitches to hitters

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    The Athletic’s Katie Woo reports that Tyler Glasnow (back) threw “roughly 25 pitches” to hitters on Friday.

    Woo noted that Glasnow’s fastball was sitting 95-97 mph during the session. The team plans to have him throw to live hitters one more time before sending him out on a rehab assignment. That means Glasnow could begin his rehab assignment this weekend or early next week. He would likely need about three starts before returning to the Dodgers, which means he might be an option for them during the first week of September. Just in time to get him ready for the playoffs, which has always been the Dodgers’ primary concern.
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    Dodgers manager Dave Roberts told reporters Glasnow got an additional inning of work in the bullpen to continue building up his pitch count and stamina. He struck out one and allowed one baserunner during the abbreviated 16-pitch outing. He’ll need a couple additional outings before he’s ready to jump back into Los Angeles’ rotation later this month.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #31
    Glasnow will make his first rehab start after facing hitters in a pair of live batting practice sessions. The 32-year-old has been out with a lingering back issue since early May. He’ll need a handful of outings to build up his pitch count and stamina before returning to Los Angeles’ rotation, most likely at some point in late August.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #31
    Glasnow faced hitters during a 25-pitch session last Friday and was reportedly sitting in the mid-to-upper 90’s with his heater. The 32-year-old starter has been out with a lingering back issue since early May. Clearly, the Dodgers are in no rush to get him back and are prioritizing his availability for the postseason over everything else. Still, it wouldn’t be shocking if he were ready for a rehab assignment at some point in early August.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #31
    It took longer than anticipated, but Glasnow is finally making progress in his recovery from a back issue that has had him shelved since early May. He’s still at least a couple of weeks away from a potential return to the Dodgers’ rotation, but at least he’s taking strides in that direction.
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    He’s progressing slowly, per The Athletic’s Fabian Ardaya, and is trying to clear each step without his back flaring up. Glasnow looks likely to be out for quite a bit longer given how slow he’s been to start throwing. An August return is probably on the table, but it might be mid-to-late August at this point.
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    The Dodgers are going to take an extremely cautious approach with Glasnow’s ramp-up to avoid any potential setbacks. The 32-year-old will be out through next month’s All-Star break and appears unlikely to make it back until some point in August. He’s been out with a lingering back issue since early May.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #31
    Nothing has changed for Glasnow as he remains highly unlikely to return to the Dodgers rotation until some point in August considering how much time he’ll need to build up his throwing progression. There should be a more definitive return timeline once he’s cleared to resume throwing. The 32-year-old has been out with a lingering back issue since early May.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #31
    Glasnow’s lack of progress from a recovery and throwing program standpoint is perplexing since all indications were that he was dealing with a relatively minor back issue that put him on the shelf back in early May. Back injuries, however, can be unpredictable. There’s almost zero chance he’ll make it back before next month’s All-Star break and his return timeline is extremely murky since he’s ostensibly been in a holding pattern for nearly a month at this point.
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #31
    Glasnow, who last pitched in a game exactly one month ago, has again been shut down of late, but he’s waiting on approval to resume building up. At this point, a return right after the All-Star break is probably the best that should be hoped for.
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    Glasnow has progressed to playing catch again after being shut down last week following a setback in his recovery from a back issue. The hard-throwing 32-year-old starter will need a couple weeks to ramp up his throwing program, but it seems like there’s optimism he’ll make it back to Los Angeles’ rotation before the All-Star break.

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    Royals acquired OF Jacob Berry from the Marlins

    Berry was the 6th overall pick in the 2022 MLB draft, but he has slashed just .245/.325/.377 across 469 minor league games. The Marlins had also placed him on the development list a few times in the weeks leading up to the trade. Perhaps a change of scenery will help the 25-year-old.
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    Rangers placed LHP MacKenzie Gore on the paternity list.

    Congrats to MacKenzie and his growing family. He pitched six innings on Tuesday night, so this won’t impact his turn in the rotation.
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    Isaac Paredes is not in the lineup on Wednesday against the Blue Jays.

    It’s a routine day off with a day game after a night game. Nick Allen will start at third base and bat ninth.
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    Bryce Eldridge (thumb contusion) is starting at first base and leading off against the Rangers on Wednesday.

    This is the first game with Eldridge in the lineup since Luis Arraez was traded. Eldridge has also led off before, but, notably, he’s doing so against a lefty on Wednesday. If this change were permanent, it would likely hurt his RBI totals, but be good for his overall plate appearances and run totals.
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    Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is not in the lineup for Toronto on Wednesday against the Astros.

    It seems like a routine day off for the struggling first baseman, who is slashing .259/.338/.349 with six home runs and 44 RBI in 456 plate appearances. He has a career-low 6.7 percent barrel rate and 43.6 percent hard-hit rate on the season in what has been an incredibly disappointing year. Kazuma Okamoto will first start at first base and bat second, with Josh Smith starting at third base and batting sixth.
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    ESPN’s Jorge Castillo reported that Freddy Peralta “called a meeting earlier this season for franchise cornerstones Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor to clear the air.”

    After the Mets’ flurry of moves in the offseason, there was plenty of speculation that the relationship between Soto and Lindor was fractured. This would seem to give those rumors a little bit more credence. Castillo mentioned that “tension” was lingering, so sources mentioned “that Peralta in June arranged for the two stars to vent and work through their disconnect.” Peralta and Lindor have confirmed that the meeting occurred, but Castillo reports that “Soto denied such a meeting happened.” The last part is not the best indicator that things have improved, but if Peralta could have helped make that relationship more palatable, it would potentially be his lasting legacy as a member of the 2026 Mets.
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    Mets released OF Mike Tauchman.

    The 35-year-old was hitting .213/.342/.262 in 73 plate appearances in the Mets’ minor league across three levels. He’ll likely be able to sign a minor league contract with another team that isn’t focused solely on developing younger players in the minors.
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    Hunter Feduccia will start at catcher and bat ninth for the Dodgers on Wednesday against the Cubs.

    With both Dalton Rushing (elbow) and Will Smith (neck) on the injured list, Feduccia and Ben Rortvedt are the two catchers on the Dodgers’ active roster. Both hit left-handed, and today’s start is against a left-handed pitcher, so it’s still unclear who will see the majority of starts against righties. This will likely remain a muddled situation that we don’t want to chase in fantasy leagues.
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    Pirates recalled INF/OF Ronny Simon from Triple-A Indianapolis.

    Simon hit .330/.419/.470 with 33 stolen bases for Triple-A Indianapolis this season while playing mostly in the outfield. The 26-year-old is a switch-hitter and could begin taking some at-bats away from Esmerlyn Valdez, who has really been struggling of late.
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    Pirates released DH Marcell Ozuna.

    Ozuna signed a one-year, $12 million contract this offseason, but has only hit .203/.286/.327 with eight home runs, 29 RBI, and a 28.6 percent strikeout rate in 280 plate appearances. It was an interesting swing for the Pirates in free agency, but it just didn’t work out.