De Jesus heads to paternity list.

It’s a procedural move to create a roster spot for starter Blake Snell. The 38-year-old veteran reliever has been out with elbow inflammation since late June. He’ll be on the shelf until at least late August.

Meidroth told reporters that he isn’t dealing with a potential hamate issue after hurting his left wrist on a swing last week. He’s out of the lineup for the second straight game with Sam Antonacci drawing another start at the keystone in his absence. It’s possible he’ll require a trip to the injured list if he isn’t showing any improvement later this week.

Rushing added that he doesn’t have a return timetable yet, but has already progressed to swinging a bat, and is optimistic he’ll be able to resume catching before the end of the season. The 25-year-old former top prospect was diagnosed with a UCL tear in his throwing elbow earlier this month. His return would help shore up Los Angeles’ catching situation heading into the postseason.

Ortiz remains out for the third consecutive game due to a lingering neck issue. All indications are that he’s making progress and figures to be available off the bench in this one, if needed. It’ll be Brice Turang handling shortstop with Jihwan Bae getting a look at the keystone.

Bericoto returns to San Francisco’s outfield mix after missing just over one month with an oblique strain. His path to playing time is much clearer since the Giants shipped Heliot Ramos to the Yankees at the trade deadline. The 24-year-old makes plenty of hard contact, as evidenced by a nearly 47 percent hard-hit rate this season, and he’s batted .293 (17-for-58) with four homers and one steal in the majors.

Knizner latches on with San Francisco as a backup behind Drew Cavanaugh for the final two months of the season after Daniel Susac hit the injured list with fractured kneecap earlier this week. The well-traveled 31-year-old hit free agency after opting out of his minor league deal with the White Sox last week. He hasn’t appeared in the majors since getting into 33 games for the Giants last year.

Morgan was up for one game as emergency catching depth behind Drew Cavanaugh after starter Daniel Susac hit the injured list prior to Monday’s contest against the Astros.

Leonard went 2-for-8 during a three-game stint with the Giants in his exposure to the big leagues. The 25-year-old offers some defensive versatility and makes sense in a bench role. It’s a bit surprising he didn’t stick around longer, but he didn’t have much of a path to regular at-bats with San Francisco moving forward.

Rutschman is hitting third in his Red Sox debut against the Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre on Tuesday night. The 28-year-old switch-hitting backstop takes over as Boston’s franchise catcher after arriving from the division-rival Orioles in exchange for three of the organization’s top five prospects. His return is a welcome development for fantasy managers following a three-week absence due to wrist inflammation.

Rogers loses his roster spot with the Red Sox bringing recently acquired backstop Adley Rutschman off the injured list prior to Tuesday’s game against Toronto. The 31-year-old went 3-for-6 with a pair of RBI during a three-game stint with Boston, his third different organization this season.