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    Jackson Holliday sits against southpaw on Thursday

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    Jackson Holliday is not in the Orioles’ starting lineup for Thursday night’s showdown against the Red Sox.

    The 22-year-old infielder will get a breather in this one with left-hander Jake Bennett toeing the slab for the Red Sox. Blaze Alexander will start in his place at second base and will bat leadoff for the O’s on Thursday evening in Baltimore.
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    Hunter Barco allowed only an unearned run over five innings for Triple-A Indianapolis on Sunday.

    He struck out two. Expectations were that we’d be seeing quite a bit more of Barco in the majors this season, especially after he opened the year on the Pirates’ active roster, but he was sent down after four appearances in April and made just three more over the course of the season. In Triple-A, he ended up with a 3.79 ERA and an 80/41 K/BB over 14 starts and seven relief appearances. He’s gone from looking like a potential fourth or fifth starter to more of a middle relief guy now.
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    Jhostynxon Garcia hit his 10th homer Sunday for Indianapolis to finish the Triple-A season with a .271/.334/.454 line.

    Neither the Pirates nor the Red Sox got what they wanted from the García-Johan Oviedo swap in year one. Garcia did spend a little time int he majors, but he went 8-for-48 with no homers and a 16/1 K/BB. With Esmerlyn Valdez having overtaken hm as a right-handed corner outfield option, his future is rather cloudy right now.
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    Joe Jiménez averaged 92.2 mph with his fastball in his third and final appearance with Triple-A Gwinnett on Sunday.

    He allowed a run in two-thirds of an inning. Jiménez hasn’t pitched for the Braves since 2024 because of knee troubles. He’s giving it a go now, but it remains to be seen if Atlanta will activate him. His velocity is down about two mph from where he was two years ago.
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    Robert Suarez tossed a scoreless inning for Triple-A Gwinnett in his rehab appearance Sunday.

    Suarez, out since late June with a forearm strain, averaged 96.9 mph with his four fastballs, down about two mph from his season average of 98.8 mph. Sunday’s game was Gwinnett’s last of the season, so Suarez will not be able to make any additional appearances before coming off the IL.
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    Andrew Pinckney went 3-for-4 with two homers and four RBI for Triple-A Rochester on Sunday.

    Pinckney, sent down Wednesday, would surely prefer to still be in the majors, but he helped Rochester clinch a postseason berth with a 15-8 win over Buffalo on Sunday. The Red Wings will play the Redbirds (the Cardinals’ Triple-A affiliate in Memphis) for the International League championship starting Tuesday.
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    Anthony Santander went 0-for-2 with three walks for Triple-A Syracuse on Sunday.

    That’s the end of the Triple-A season, so Santander is done for the year unless the Jays activate him. Perhaps that could happen if Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is shut down because of his back. Santander has spent the entire season on the IL because of shoulder issues.
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    Josh Winckowski, who is returning from internal brace surgery, pitched three scoreless innings for Triple-A Buffalo on Sunday.

    Winckowski ends the year having allowed one run and struck out 17 in 13 2/3 innings for Low-A Dunedin and Buffalo. The former Red Sox middle reliever will compete for a job with the Jays in spring training after signing a two-year minor league deal following surgery last winter.
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    Connelly Early allowed three unearned runs over 1 2/3 innings in his rehab start for Triple-A Rochester on Sunday.

    Early, making his way back from elbow inflammation, didn’t allow any hits, but he did walk three. He might come off the IL to make his Nationals debut during the final weekend of the season.
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    The Twins are promoting 2020 first-round pick Aaron Sabato to the majors for the final week of the season.

    No word yet on who is being replaced, but the Twins can likely do without Alex Jackson. It’s a nice reward for the 27-year-old Sabato, who was long viewed as a bust but has turned himself into at least a nice Triple-A player the last two seasons. He hit .273/.349/.528 with 25 homers in Triple-A this year. One imagines he’ll get a couple of starts between first base and DH this week.
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    Davis Martin said his right calf caused him to leave his start Sunday against the Tigers.

    Martin said he’s been dealing with the calf since April, but that it was more of a problem tonight because rain led to an unstable pitching mound. He said he’ll be fine to make his next start.