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    Cal Raleigh goes 0-for-4 against Yankees

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    Cal Raleigh went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts in Tuesday’s loss to the Yankees.

    Raleigh’s 2026 might wind up as a bigger outlier than his 2025; his 165 OPS+ from last season is closer to his 117 OPS+ from 2022-24 than is his current 64 OPS+. Raleigh is 1-for-14 in his last five games, leaving him at .159/.264/.299 for the year.
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    Angels placed RHP Ben Joyce on the 15-day injured list, retroactive to September 21, with a right shoulder impingement.

    That will end the 26-year-old hurler’s season prematurely. Joyce wound up making just 16 appearances with the Angels on the season, compiling a 4.11 ERA, 1.11 WHIP and an 18/9 K/BB ratio across 15 1/3 innings while notching five saves.
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    Angels recalled RHP Trevor Martin from Triple-A Salt Lake.

    With Ben Joyce (shoulder) landing on the injured list on Thursday, Martin will get another opportunity at the MLB level. The 25-year-old hurler has registered a 4.40 ERA, 1.67 WHIP and a 8/6 K/BB ratio over 14 1/3 innings in seven appearances between the Rays and Angels in his rookie campaign.
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    Braves placed LHP Martín Pérez on the 15-day injured list, retroactive to September 21, with lower back inflammation.

    That means that the 35-year-old southpaw won’t be eligible to return until Game 3 of the NLDS at the earliest. Braves’ skipper Walt Weiss told reporters that realistically, he probably won’t be an option until the NLCS should the Braves advance there.
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    Jonathan Aranda is out of Tampa Bay’s lineup for Thursday’s game against the Yankees.

    The Rays haven’t said anything about Aranda, but something must be up for him to be sitting out for the third time in five games and this time against a righty. But we’re guessing that whatever it is, he’d be playing through it if the Rays hadn’t clinched the AL East. They have Ryan Vilade starting at first base for a third straight game tonight.
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    Ronald Acuña Jr. is back in right field for Thursday’s game against the Reds.

    Acuña left Tuesday’s game and was held out of Wednesday’s game because of a shin contusion.
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    Garrett Crochet will throw to hitters in Florida on Saturday.

    He’ll be pitching in Fort Myers because of the expected bad weather in Boston. Crochet’s performance in that session and how he feels afterwards will determine whether he’s on the Wild Card roster as he tries to come back from his shoulder injury.
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    Kyle Teel went 2-for-2 with a homer, two HBPs, a walk and three runs scored as the White Sox routed the Royals 9-1 on Thursday to clinch a postseason spot.

    The AL Central is still up for grabs with the White Sox 82-77 and the Guardians 82-76 ahead of Thursday night’s game, but both teams are in. Teel’s homer today was his fifth. He’s batting just .196 in 136 plate appearances, but his OBP is a solid .333 with his 19 walks and four HBPs.
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    David Sandlin defeated the Royals by pitching six innings of one-run ball on Thursday.

    The White Sox prevailed 9-1 today, making this the most competitive of Sandlin’s three wins; the previous victories were 15-2 against the Twins in May and 22-1 against the Royals in June. It’s left a rather odd situation in which the White Sox have gone 3-5 in Sandlin’s outings despite outscoring the opposition 68-44. Sandlin ends the year with a 5.58 ERA, though his 40/13 K/BB in 40 1/3 innings isn’t too bad. He should have a chance to compete for a rotation spot next spring, but he’ll probably end up back in Triple-A for a spell.
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    Randy Dobnak got just four outs and gave up four runs in his start against the White Sox on Thursday.

    That’s a tough way to end a comeback campaign for Dobnak, but he still has a fine 3.51 ERA in 13 starts and two relief appearances. He’ll be a weird arbitration case after finishing his five-year contract with the Twins in 2025 and playing 2026 on a deal at the minimum, but the Royals will probably be able to keep him for $2 million-$3 million or maybe even less. That’d seem to be worth doing even if the plan might be to use him in middle relief initially.
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    Colson Montgomery went 0-for-4 and tied the major league record with his 223rd strikeout Thursday against the Royals.

    Montgomery’s strikeout today moved him past Adam Dunn’s White Sox record, set in 2012, and into a tie with Mark Reynolds’s 2009 major league record. The White Sox have clinched a postseason spot, so Montgomery could do some sitting this weekend. However, there’s no way he’ll sit out all three games in an attempt to avoid breaking the record. It’s just not that big of a deal, especially for a 24-year-old with 31 homers and 87 RBI as a shortstop and third baseman for a playoff team,