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    Reds placed 1B/OF Spencer Steer on the 10-day injured list with a right wrist sprain.

    Steer is yet another potential trade candidate going down with an injury at the worst time. While there is no timeline yet for his potential return, ESPN’s Buster Olney reported that he will miss “significant time.” There are only two months left in the season, and the Reds are all but eliminated, which means there is a chance that we don’t see Steer in an MLB game for the remainder of the season. We’d still put him in an IL spot on our fantasy teams until we hear an exact timeline.
Harris II using postseason experience as 'lessons'
Michael Harris II explains why he's taking lessons from past postseason experience to help fuel the Atlanta Braves in their Wild Card Series with the Philadelphia Phillies.

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    Jesús Luzardo threw five innings of one-run baseball in a no-decision versus Atlanta in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series on Tuesday.

    So much for being the “opener. " Luzardo was able to throw 77 pitches, and outside of a scuffle in the second inning where he allowed his lone run, he was outstanding. The left-hander allowed just three hits, walked one and whiffed six while throwing 48-of-77 pitches for strikes. He generated a solid 11 swings-and-misses while averaging 96.6 mph; down ever-so-slightly from his average heater. If all checks out well and Philadelphia advances, he should be just fine for the NLDS against the Dodgers.
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    Mickey Gasper will undergo surgery on his right biceps later this week.

    Gasper told reporters that he completely tore his biceps tendon last week. The 30-year-old unexpectedly emerged as a key contributor during Boston’s remarkable midseason turnaround and obviously won’t be an option at all during the playoffs.
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    Red Sox manager Chad Tracy told reporters Romy Gonzalez is recovering from a hyperextended elbow.

    Tracy added that Gonzalez is “very much in play” for the remainder of the postseason after suffering the injury towards the end of the regular season at Triple-A Worcester. The fact that he’s still a little banged up is presumably why he wasn’t added to Boston’s postseason roster as a bench option against left-handed pitching.
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    Willson Contreras is in the lineup for Game 1 of the AL Wild Card Series against the Yankees on Tuesday.

    Contreras is at first base and hitting third as Boston kicks off postseason play after missing eight of their final nine regular-season contests with a right hand injury. Here’s the full lineup set to battle Yankees ace Cam Schlittler: Roman Anthony (DH), Adley Rutschman (C), Contreras (1B), Wilyer Abreu (RF), Ceddanne Rafaela (CF), Nick Sogard (2B), Jarren Duran (LF), Trevor Story (SS) and Caleb Durbin (3B).
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    Jacob Misiorowski will start Game 1 of the NL Division Series on Saturday.

    No surprise here. Brewers manager Pat Murphy confirmed that fellow youngster Logan Henderson will get the ball for Game 2. Misiorowski made the leap from hard-throwing rookie phenom to full-fledged front-of-the-rotation superstar this season with a microscopic 1.80 ERA, 0.80 WHIP and 252/44 K/BB ratio across 174 2/3 innings over 30 starts. He’ll spearhead Milwaukee’s pitching staff when they open up postseason play against either the Padres or Cubs later this week.
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    Jazz Chisholm Jr. is not in the starting lineup for Game 1 of the Wild Card series against the Red Sox on Tuesday.

    Chisholm will not get the nod at second base with left-hander Peyton Tolle on the bump for the Red Sox. Paul Goldschmidt will hit leadoff at first base, and Anthony Volpe will get the start at second with Chisholm on the bench. The full lineup for the Yankees: 1B Goldschmidt, DH Ben Rice, RF Heliot Ramos, LF Cody Bellinger, SS George Lombard Jr., 3B Amed Rosario, 2B Volpe, CF Spencer Jones and Austin Wells behind the plate with Cam Schlitter on the mound.
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    Blade Tidwell will undergo surgery to repair his UCL in October.

    That operation will likely cost Tidwell his 2027 season, although that hasn’t been officially announced yet. There were some solid moments for the 25-year-old in 2026, and assuming everything goes well, he should compete for a rotation spot in 2028.
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    Sean Burke will either start or have a “significant role” in Game 2 against the Astros, manager Will Venable said.

    Burke was easily the White Sox’s most valuable starter this year, going 11-7 with a 3.34 ERA. He allowed three runs — two earned — over 16 1/3 innings in his final three regular-season appearances, which included two starts and one bulk outing.
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    The Marlins will not bring back Pedro Guerrero as hitting coach, president Peter Bendix said Tuesday.

    The Marlins were ninth in the majors in OPS this year, but just 18th with 4.41 runs per game. Even so, that’s better than was expected going in, with Otto Lopez, the traded Liam Hicks, Javier Sanoja, Griffin Conine and Heriberto Hernández all greatly exceeding expectations. So, it’s a little surprising they’re moving on. Guerrero, 37, lasted just two seasons on the job. He was previously an assistant hitting coach with the Phillies and Giants.
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    Alec Zumwalt is out as the Royals’ hitting coach but will remain with the club as their senior director of hitting performance.

    That was his role before he was named hitting coach partway through the 2022 season. The Royals were 22nd in the majors in run scoring this year, even after bringing in the fences some at Kauffman Stadium.