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    Bo Davidson (foot) X-rays come back negative

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    Bo Davidson underwent X-rays on his right foot that came back negative for any fractures.

    Giants manager Tony Vitello told reporters Davidson was lifted from Wednesday’s game against the Twins after fouling a ball off his right foot in the same spot that he did a couple weeks ago at Triple-A Sacramento. The 24-year-old rising prospect was 1-for-3 with a run scored prior to departing in the ninth inning. He’s hitting .300 (3-for-10) with one stolen base through three games since being promoted to the majors earlier this week. He’s presumably day-to-day heading into Friday’s series opener against the Dodgers.
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    Seriously, the Giants cannot catch a break, Davidson was lifted for a defensive replacement in the ninth inning after fouling a ball off his foot a couple frames earlier. The 24-year-old rising prospect was playing in just his third big-league contest. He was 1-for-3 with a run scored prior to exiting. There should be an update on his status following the contest.
  • SF Left Fielder #94
    Davidson went 1-for-4 with a stolen base and a run scored during his major-league debut at Oracle Park on Monday night. The 24-year-old rising prospect is worthy of a speculative pickup in deeper mixed leagues for the final week of the season since he figures to continue hitting in the middle of San Francisco’s lineup.
  • SF Left Fielder #94
    Let’s have some fun, folks. Davidson, who went undrafted back in 2023, will get his first taste of the majors during the final week of the season after blossoming into one of the most intriguing prospects in San Francisco’s system. He’s in right field and hitting third against the Twins on Monday. The 24-year-old outfielder has been sizzling-hot on the doorstep of the majors for the last couple weeks and ascends to the big leagues after hitting .290/.361/.527 with 29 homers and 20 steals in 125 games in the upper minors this season. He’s the type of intriguing talent that is worth rostering in deeper fantasy leagues with only a handful of games left on the calendar. It wouldn’t be surprising if he made an impact down the home stretch given his fantasy-relevant skillset.
  • SF Left Fielder
    Now this is fun. Davidson has joined San Francisco ahead of Monday’s series opener against the Twins after a sizzling-hot stretch to close out the year at Triple-A Sacramento where he’s hit .367 (18-for-49) with three homers since the start of September. He finished the season slashing a robust .290/.361/.527 with 29 homers and 20 steals in 125 games in the upper minors. The 24-year-old has gone from undrafted a couple years ago to one of the top prospects in San Francisco’s system. He possesses a fantasy relevant skillset and should be an interesting X-factor during the final week of the year. He’s worthy of a speculative roster spot in deeper mixed leagues.
  • SF Left Fielder
    It would be fascinating to see Davidson get a cup of coffee with San Francisco in the final week of the regular season after starting the year in Double-A as a relative unknown outside of the prospect and dynasty community. The 24-year-old is the extremely rare undrafted player that turns into a legitimate prospect and has torn the cover off the ball this season, slashing .284/.353/.523 with 29 homers and 19 steals in 536 plate appearances in the upper minors. He offers an interesting set of fantasy-relevant tools and is a name that fantasy managers should be watching closely next spring.
  • SF Left Fielder
    Davidson is the ultra-rare prospect that is on the precipice of breaking into the majors despite going undrafted back in 2023. The unheralded 24-year-old power-hitting outfielder has gone deep six times in 31 games since arriving on the doorstep of the big leagues and is up to 25 round-trippers through 73 games in the upper minors. With the Giants shifting into a long-term rebuilding phase, it’s possible Davidson gets an opportunity when rosters expand next month. He’s the type of prospect that fantasy managers need to start familiarizing themselves with for next season and beyond.
  • SF Starting Pitcher #89
    It’s the first round of cuts that the Giants have made this spring, so there aren’t any surprises in the group. Bednar, 25, appeared in four Cactus League contests, registering a 2.25 ERA, 1.50 WHIP and a 3/4 K/BB ratio over four innings. He could break through and debut with the Giants at some point during the 2026 campaign.

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    Phillies hired Peter Faste as hitting coach and Joe Cronin as assistant hitting coach

    Faste had previously worked in the Red Sox organization but was one of the coaches fired in April, along with manager Alex Cora. Faste was hired by Boston as an assistant hitting coach after the 2019 season and served as hitting coach from 2022 through April of this season. From 2022 through 2025, the Red Sox were fourth in MLB in batting average, 11th in on-base percentage and sixth in slugging percentage, while ranking in the bottom third of the league in walk rate and strikeout rate. After he was fired by the Red Sox, Fatse took a job as a hitting consultant with the Tampa Bay Rays’ research and development group. He will be part of a coaching shakeup in Philadelphia after another early playoff exit.
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    Facing elimination, the Rays will start Griffin Jax in Game 4 against the Brewers.

    Jax last started Game 3 against the Guardians in the ALCS and allowed three runs over four innings in what turned out to be a 3-2 loss for the Rays. It’ll be his first career World Series appearance.
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    Jackson Chourio went 4-for-5 with an RBI double and a steal as the Brewers decimated the Rays 10-1 on Monday to open up a 3-0 lead in the World Series.

    Chourio singled and scored in a two-run third and then had two-hits as part of an eight-run fifth inning in which the Brewers collected seven straight hits with two outs. He has eight hits through three World Series games, and if things continue to play out like this, series MVP honors will probably come down to him or William Contreras. Game 4 is slated for Tuesday night. Both starters are TBA, though Griffin Jax and Dustin May figure to be involved.
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    Robert Gasser faced the minimum over six innings as the Brewers crushed the Rays in Game 3 on Monday.

    Gasser gave up a Yandy Díaz single to begin the bottom of the first, but he faced only three batters in the inning after Chandler Simpson, who barely beat out a double play ball on which Díaz was retired, was caught stealing. The only other batter to reach was Victor Mesa Jr. on a walk in the sixth, and he was erased on a Nick Fortes double play. Gasser’s three postseason starts have seen him give up only one run in 15 innings. It’s a distant concern right now, but he’s probably locked up his spot in the 2027 rotation.
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    Pitching in a game for the first time since July 4, Brandon Woodruff allowed one run in the ninth Monday to finish off Game 3 against the Rays.

    Woodruff, returning from a shoulder injury, allowed one run on a soft infield single and a ringing double from Yandy Díaz, but he looked fine in averaging 91.2 mph with his fastball and topping out at 93.1 mph. It was his first postseason appearance since the 2021 NLDS, when he lost a 3-0 game to the Braves and later pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings in relief.
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    Freddy Peralta was charged with five runs in 4 2/3 innings in losing Game 3 of the World Series against the Brewers.

    Peralta surrendered two runs in the third on three singles and a walk. The rest of the damage came in the fifth, which was very nearly a scoreless frame. However, an overturned call correctly got Christian Yelich second base ahead of Junior Caminero’s relay on a grounder to third with two outs. Peralta was then pulled with the bases loaded, and the Brewers went on to score eight runs, collecting four straight hits off Cam Booser and two more off Cole Sulser before the inning finally concluded. It was probably a very disappointing end to a stellar postseason run for Peralta, who was the ALCS MVP against the Guardians. But there’s still a chance the Rays will rally and give him one more chance.
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    The Phillies are hiring Peter Fatse as their hitting coach, sources told The Athletic.

    Fatse worked for the Red Sox from 2019 until this April, when he was part of the purge that also resulted in Alex Cora’s removal. He had since served as a hitting consultant with the Rays. He’ll be replacing Kevin Long in Philadelphia.
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    The Brewers are using the same lineup as Games 1 and 2, with Christian Yelich batting third, in Monday’s World Series Game 3 against the Rays.

    Nothing the Brewers are doing needs fixing at the moment. The lineup: LF Jackson Chourio, 1B Jake Bauers, DH Yelich, C William Contreras, 2B Brice Turang, CF Garrett Mitchell, SS Cooper Pratt, RF Sal Frelick and 3B David Hamilton.
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    The Rays are sitting Jonathan Aranda against Brewers left-hander Robert Gasser in Monday’s Game 3.

    Aranda has been a platoon player in the past, but not so much recently. He had started all of the Rays’ previous postseason games, and he’s hit .310/.383/.405 in 48 plate appearances. Ryan Vilade is playing first base in his place tonight, and Nick Fortes is catching over Liam Hicks. The lineup: DH Yandy Díaz, 1B Vilade, LF Chandler Simpson, 3B Junior Caminero, 2B Ben Williamson, CF Jonny DeLuca, RF Victor Mesa Jr., C Fortes and SS Taylor Walls.
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    Max Muncy underwent left knee surgery on Monday.

    Muncy was placed on the injured list on September 22nd with left knee chondromalacia, which is a cartilage issue under his kneecap. We don’t know exactly what type of surgery he had or what the specific timeline will be, but it’s been reported that “he’ll begin rehab immediately and is expected to be ready for 2027 Spring Training.”