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    Mets call up reliever Jefry Yan from Triple-A

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    Mets recalled LHP Jefry Yan from Triple-A Syracuse.

    Yan receives his first opportunity in the majors in the wake of New York’s fire sale at the trade deadline. The 29-year-old, who is best known for his theatrics on the mound, signed a minor league deal with the Mets last August. He’ll be making his big-league debut when he gets into a game.
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  • NYM Relief Pitcher #54
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    The Mets rallied to tie this game in the ninth inning and after scoring one run in the 10th, Duarte rather than Devin Williams came in for the save in the 10th. It was reported after the game that Williams was unavailable with general arm fatigue and should be ready to go in the coming days, so expect this as a one-off opportunity for Duarte. Expect some chaos in this Mets’ bullpen – apart from Jefry Yan’s leaping strikeout celebrations – though if Williams’ fatigue turns into anything more serious after they shipped out four relievers and two starters at the trade deadline.
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    Yan has a 3.78 ERA between two levels with the Mets this year, with an astonishing 63 strikeouts in just 33 1/3 innings. He still has no control (24 walks accompany the strikeouts) but it’s possible the Mets give him a shake in the bottom of pen mix at some point this summer.
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    Yan was recently released by the Rockies after posting a 7.28 ERA in 29 2/3 innings in Triple-A. He offers big-time strikeout ability, but he’s just too wild, and any hitter who is not just up there hacking away poses him big problems.
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    The 28-year-old southpaw requested his release from his minor league deal with the Rockies and the club obliged. Yan has been hit extremely hard at Triple-A Albuquerque this season, registering a 7.28 ERA, 1.85 WHIP and a 45/22 K/BB ratio across 29 2/3 innings in 27 appearances. He’s now free to sign with any team of his choosing.
  • COL Starting Pitcher #43
    Molina is probably the biggest surprise of the group, as the 23-year-old hurler made 35 appearances out of the Rockies’ bullpen during his rookie campaign in 2024 — posting a 6.79 ERA, 1.58 WHIP and a 41/22 K/BB ratio across 59 2/3 innings. He struggled in his two Cactus League outings, giving up four runs in his three innings of work (12.00 ERA) with an untenable 2.33 WHIP. He should get an opportunity to work out of the Rockies’ bullpen at some point in 2025.
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    The 28-year-old southpaw spent the 2024 season pitching in Japan and in the Dominican Winter League, compiling a 3.84 ERA, 1.48 WHIP and a 73/34 K/BB ratio across 61 innings. He’ll add an intriguing and talented arm as minor league bullpen depth for the Rockies.

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  • AZ Starting Pitcher #34
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    Diamondbacks’ manager Torey Lovullo said in an interview on the Burns and Gambo show on Saturday that Michael Soroka is expected to start on Monday against the Rockies.

    Soroka has been shelved since late June due to a left glute strain. He only threw 57 pitches in his latest minor league rehab start, so it’s possible he’ll face some workload limitations in his first start back. Before landing on the injured list, Soroka had compiled a 3.07 ERA, 1.08 WHIP and a 79/17 K/BB ratio over his first 82 innings of work.
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    Richie Palacios went 2-for-3 with a double, two RBI and a walk Saturday as the Rays edged the Mariners 3-2.

    Relying on seven relievers, the Rays were able to limit Seattle to two runs even after the late scratch of Griffin Jax with an elbow issue. Palacios walked and stole a base in the third, doubled in the fifth and then had the game’s biggest hit, a two-run single, in the sixth. He’s batting .231/.333/.349 in 277 plate appearances as the Rays’ primary second baseman against righties. It wasn’t supposed to be this way; the team sent him down in spring training, only to recall him prior to Opening Day because Gavin Lux was hurt.
  • TB Relief Pitcher #47
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    Bryan Baker turned in a scoreless ninth in a 3-2 game for his 34th save Saturday against the Mariners.

    Someone fire off an arrow: Baker has converted 23 straight save chances, breaking the Rays record of 22 in a row set by Fernando Rodney in 2012. He has four more saves than anyone else in the majors.
  • SEA Starting Pitcher #68
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    George Kirby was lifted after five innings of one-run ball Saturday against the Rays.

    The Mariners really needed one more inning out of Kirby tonight, but it wasn’t in the cards with him requiring 99 pitches to get 15 outs. Michael Rucker ended up allowing two unearned runs in the sixth and taking the loss in a 3-2 game. Kirby remained 8-9 with a 3.68 ERA ahead of a start next Friday against the Astros.
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    Josh Naylor hit two homers and doubled in the 3-2 loss to the Rays on Saturday.

    Naylor had 10 total bases tonight. The rest of the Mariners had five, all on singles. It’s Naylor’s seventh career two-homer game and the first to come in a loss. He has 10 homers on the season.
  • HOU Center Fielder #26
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    Taylor Trammell went 1-for-2 with a solo home run against the Padres on Saturday.

    Trammell’s home run was his seventh of the year. He pummeled a high fastball from Michael King over the wall in right-center in the second inning. Trammell was pinch hit for in the seventh inning when the Padres brought in left-handed reliever Adrian Morejon with two men on and two outs. He’s hitting .236 with a .742 OPS and 20 RBI this year.
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    Kyle Tucker hit a solo homer in the eighth inning to help the Dodgers to a win over the Diamondbacks on Saturday.

    It looked like Tucker was going to have the go-ahead homer, as it gave the Didodgers a 1-0 lead late in the contest. Edwin Diaz didn’t allow that to happen with another blown save, but it does come in a victory, and it does give Tucker 11 homers on the season.
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    Corbin Carroll hit a game-tying RBI triple in the ninth inning, but the Diamondbacks fell in an extra-inning loss to the Dodgers on Saturday.

    After Geraldo Perdomo put the tying run at third with a triple of his own, Carroll hit his 13th three-bagger of the year to to score Perdomo and tie the game at 1-1. He also drew a walk to improve his slash to a still-disappointing .242.337/.469. You can certainly do worse, but Carroll’s talent creates higher expectations than that type of line, even with the triples.
    - Christopher Crawford
  • LAD Starting Pitcher #17
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    Shohei Ohtani drove in the game-winning run on a single in the 10th inning to give the Dodgers a 2-1 win over the Diamondbacks on Saturday.

    Ohtani hit a grounder that Tim Tawa couldn’t corral with two outs to give the Dodgers the lead, and ultimately the victory. The 32-year-old has driven in 71 runs on the season, and this one helps the Dodgers snap a seven-game losing streak.
    - Christopher Crawford
  • LAD Relief Pitcher #86
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    Jack Dreyer worked a scoreless inning against the Diamondbacks on Friday to convert a save.

    After Edwin Díaz was unable to convert the save in the ninth — again — Dreyer came on and was able to escape a first-and-third jam to procure his first save of 2026. While he hasn’t been used to close out games and likely won’t be asked to do so many more times if at all, he’s done a nice job as seen in his 2.86 ERA on the season.
    - Christopher Crawford