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    Mets acquire McLean and Benge’s college teammate

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    Mets acquired RHPs Gabe Davis and Zach Franklin from the White Sox in exchange for RHP Huascar Brazobán.

    This is fun because Davis went to Oklahoma State, where he was teammates with young Mets stars Nolan McLean and Carson Benge. Davis is a huge human being at 6'9", 235 pounds, but he has struggled at Double-A this season. He can hit Triple-A digits with his fastball and has flashed a plus slider as well. He’s a pretty interesting ball of clay for the Mets pitching development team to work with.
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    Brazobán essentially replaces Seratnhony Domínguez after his salary was sent off to help even things up in the Luis Castillo trade. The 36-year-old had a 2.56 ERA and a 49/23 K/BB in 52 2/3 innings while often working in the sixth and seventh for the Mets. He’s under control for three more years after this one, though age might catch up to him before he reaches free agency. In return, the Mets will get Davis, the White Sox’s fifth-round pick last year, who currently has an 8.31 ERA in 10 starts since moving up to Double-A, and Franklin, a 27-year-old reliever with a 4.37 ERA and 60 strikeouts in 45 1/3 innings in Triple-A.

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    Mariners recalled INF Leo Rivas from Triple-A Tacoma.

    With Brock Rodden (knee) landing on the injured list, Rivas gets another shot to show the M’s what he can do over the final four days of the 2026 season. The 28-year-old infielder has hit .147/.270/.190 with no homers and nine RBI in 139 plate appearances with the M’s this season. He can continue to be ignored for fantasy purposes.
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    Mariners placed INF Brock Rodden on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to September 23, with left patella tendon inflammation.

    That will obviously end Rodden’s 2026 campaign. The 26-year-old slashed just .197/.306/.279 with zero homers, four RBI and a 24/10 K/BB ratio in 72 plate appearances with the Mariners in his first exposure to MLB pitching. Leo Rivas was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma in a corresponding move on Thursday.
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    Oneil Cruz doubled, singled and stole a base Thursday in the Pirates’ 2-1 win over the Cardinals.

    It’s been obscured by his injuries, but Cruz has a very impressive .280/.367/.489 line in his 95 games this season. That’s a big step up from his career line of .233/.309/.425. He’ll probably try for at least one more steal this weekend, as he currently has 29 of those to go along with his 20 homers.
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    Paul Skenes limited the Cardinals to one run in 6 1/3 innings and struck out eight in a no-decision Thursday.

    The lone run came on Alec Burleson’s homer in the first. Skenes would have been done after six innings and 90 pitches today, but he was at 199 strikeouts. He returned for the seventh and immediately got No. 200, with Leo Bernal somehow just watching two fastballs down the middle go right by him for strikes two and three. Skenes was then lifted from the 1-1 game, keeping him 10-11 with a 3.82 ERA for the season. He has some adjustments to make next year, assuming the 1.5 mph he lost on his fastball isn’t coming back, but it’d be a bad idea to count him out. The poor defensive support he received accounted for much of his decline this year.
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    Mason Montgomery struck out the side in the ninth for his 17th save Thursday against the Cardinals.

    Montgomery has won some fantasy leagues with his 10 saves and a victory in his 11 appearances this month. Today’s outing put him at 102 strikeouts in 67 innings.
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    Kyle Leahy’s last start of the year saw him pulled after he allowed one run in two innings Thursday against the Pirates.

    Leahy was 10-4 with a 3.24 ERA after his last fairly traditional start on Aug. 18. With his workload greatly curtailed since, he’s allowed 13 earned runs in 17 2/3 innings over six starts, leaving him 10-5 with a 3.66 ERA overall. The restrictions made sense, given that he spent the previous three years as a reliever. Of course, now they’ll probably be held against him as he enters super two arbitration eligibility (assuming the CBA doesn’t make changes there). Leahy showed enough this season to go into a 2027 as a fifth or sixth starting option in mixed leagues.
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    Luis Peña underwent surgery Thursday to repair the fractured left ankle he suffered on Sept. 5.

    Peña could miss the start of next year with the injury he sustained on a steal attempt of third base. One of the game’s top prospects, the 19-year-old Peña hit .296/.380/.415 in 70 games this season. Most of those came in High-A, but he was moved up to Double-A before getting hurt.
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    Yankees placed RHP Clarke Schmidt on the 15-day injured list, retroactive to Sept. 21, with right bicep neuritis.

    Schmidt had a setback in his return from Tommy John while warming up for his second relief appearance last week. The decision to place him on the IL will take him out of consideration for the Wild Card and the ALDS.
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    Yankees recalled RHP Bradley Hanner from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

    Hanner has been lit up for four homers and seven runs in 5 1/3 innings out of the Yankees pen this season.
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    Jonathan Bowlan is improving with his groin strain, but it’s uncertain whether he’ll be available this weekend.

    The Phillies have kept Bowlan on the active roster since he left his appearance a week ago. Manager Don Mattingly indicated that Bowlan could still be on the Wild Card roster even if he doesn’t get into another regular-season game.