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    Nationals grab Jack Cebert in Luis García Jr. trade

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    Nationals acquired RHP Jack Cebert from the Yankees in a five-player trade.

    Cebert is the top prospect who is headed to Washington in the Luis García Jr. trade, as he ranks 11th in Baseball America’s list of top Yankees’ prospects prior to the trade. The right-hander has four pitches, and two of those have a chance to be plus in his slider and a fastball that has been clocked up to 98 mph. He’s probably closer to mid-rotation arm than future ace, but the 24-year-old has a chance to contribute to the Nationals’ rotation before the end of 2027.
    - Christopher Crawford
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    Trevor Story is not in Boston’s starting lineup against the Orioles on Thursday.

    It appears to just be a routine day off after playing four games in a row in his return from injury. Story is hitting .438 with 4 RBI since coming off the injured list.
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    Ceddanne Rafaela (quad) is not in Boston’s starting lineup on Thursday against the Orioles.

    He left Wednesday’s game with the ailment. There’s no real update on how serious the injury is, but we’d imagine he’s day-to-day given nothing more serious has come out about it yet.
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    Adley Rutschman (elbow) is batting third in his return to the lineup against the Orioles on Thursday.

    He had missed the last three games due to his hyperextended elbow. It seems likely that he will be managed pretty heavily down the stretch while dealing with the issue, but he can be started in leagues with daily transactions. Weekly leaguers could have more difficult choices ahead if Rutschman remains active but likely to miss time.
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    Oneil Cruz walked three times with an RBI and a run scored in Pittsburgh’s 5-2 win over the Giants.

    He added his 26th stolen base of the season in the sixth inning. It’s his second three-walk game of the season. Cruz has stuffed the stat sheet in 78 games this year, with 17 homers. If he hadn’t missed a large chunk of time, he’d probably be regarded as one of the best fantasy picks this year as he’s rebounded nicely from 2025’s .200 batting average. He’s now hitting .270/.362/.483 on the season.
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    Jung Hoo Lee hit a pinch-hit RBI double in the seventh inning of Thursday’s loss to the Pirates.

    It was one of two Giants hits and the only one that went for extra bases. Lee’s hitting just .212/.317/.250 in his last 52 at bats and has seen his playing time shortened a bit as the Giants play out the string.
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    Mason Montgomery tossed a 1-2-3 inning for his eighth save of the season against the Giants on Thursday.

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    Lake Bachar threw 2 1/3 hitless innings as the opener of a bullpen game on Thursday, striking out three.

    Bachar has allowed only seven hits in his last 15 innings, though he has walked 10 in the process. He’s become a useful opener for the Pirates since being dealt over by the Marlins at the trade deadline. In this case, unpaired from Carmen Mlodzinski, he ceded Khristian Curtis his first MLB win.
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    Blade Tidwell went five innings and allowed two runs while walking five in a loss to the Pirates.

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    Marlins designated INF Leo Jiménez for assignment.

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    Marlins recalled 1B/3B Deyvison De Los Santos from Triple-A Jaksonville.

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