Tyler Glasnow (back) to face hitters this week

All five of his balls in play tonight were hit at least 98 mph, with the homers checking in at 112 and 109 mph. Caminero is moving into some very rare territory now with 84 homers through his age-22 season. He moved past Al Kaline tonight and is now tied with Mickey Mantle for 15th place on that list. Next up are Jimmie Foxx at 86 and Johnny Bench and Ken Griffey Jr. at 87. He’s not going to approach Mel Ott’s record of 115, but he ought to finish up in the top 10.

Seymour has struggled to find much consistency either as a reliever or, more recently, as a starter/bulk guy, but he showed tonight why he remains pretty intriguing. Unfortunately, as a result of the Freddy Peralta acquisition, he might go back to being a true reliever once Shane McClanahan returns. First, he should be in line for at least one more start Sunday against the Mariners.

Seven hits allowed, three walks and no strikeouts for Lorenzen tonight. The Rockies probably don’t have anyone they want to replace him with right now, but it’d be nice if they could move on later this month. He’ll take a 3-10 record and a 6.94 ERA into his next start in St. Louis.

Facing Rockies pitching at Coors Field was just what the slumping Aranda needed. He was 11-for-60 with one RBI and 21 strikeouts in his previous 15 games.

Even though Tovar is on a long-term deal, it’s pretty crazy that the Rockies have just let him spend the year as the game’s worst regular instead of sending him down for a spell at any point. He still might have a run in him, though. He just has a lot to make up for. He entered tonight hitless in his last four games. He was 6-for-59 since his previous multihit game one month ago on July 3.

Lee has mostly hit fifth, sixth and seventh of late, but he was up to second tonight with Luis Arraez and Heliot Ramos out of the mix and he came through with one of his best games as a major leaguer. That he should remain in an elevated spot in the lineup might give him a little extra fantasy value down the stretch, even though the Giants figure to really struggle to score runs.

Webb evened his record at 7-7 with his third scoreless start and 12th quality start in 19 tries. The Giants figure to be pretty bad the rest of the way, so wins could be hard to come by for Webb. His teammates got the job done tonight, though. Webb will next face the Tigers on Sunday.

Winn has the numbers of a closing candidate for the Giants, but manager Tony Vitello has bypassed him for that role at every opportunity. It looks like that’s happening again here after both Erik Miller and Caleb Kilian were traded today. The Giants didn’t need a closer tonight up while 5-0 in the ninth, but we’re guessing the job is Dylan Smith’s to lose.

That’s the best a team can hope for from Quantrill, but it wasn’t enough for the Rangers against Logan Webb. Quantrill dropped to 4-4 with a 3.62 ERA. He might be shifted to middle relief now with the Rangers set to get Jordan Montgomery and Cody Bradford back from the IL.

He’s surely happy to be playing regularly, but it still must be kind of frustrating for Duran to be the Rangers’ most valuable position player this year and be hitting seventh behind the likes of Evan Carter and Jake Burger. The other eight guys in the Texas lineup finished 3-for-29 while Duran was going 4-for-4 tonight. He’s batting .274/.326/.455 with 13 homers and 59 RBI.