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Brennan Boesch

BOS Outfield

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Brennan Boesch started Thursday and went 0-for-3 against the Orioles.

Boesch was scratched from Wednesday’s lineup due to general soreness. He played right field today.
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Mark Vientos

NYM 3rd Baseman #27

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Mark Vientos is not in New York’s starting lineup on Friday against the Athletics.

After starting the last seven games in a row, this appears to just be a routine day off for Vientos, who is hitless in his last three appearances. Ronny Mauricio is starting at third base for the Mets and batting seventh.
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Jorge Polanco

NYM 2nd Baseman #11

Jorge Polanco (Achilles) is not in the lineup for New York’s Friday game against the Athletics.

It’s his second straight missed game and he has DHed the last four appearances he’s been available. With Carlos Mendoza acknowledging an IL trip may be necessary for Polanco, it’d be wise to not count on him this weekend if you can make other plans in your lineup.

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Luis Gil

NYY Starting Pitcher #81

Yankees recalled RHP Luis Gil from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

He’ll get the start against the Rays on Friday. Gil isn’t a must-trust in his first start of the season, but he’s a reasonable streaming option in deeper leagues against a Tampa Bay lineup that has scored just 4.58 runs per game in its first 12 outings.

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Royce Lewis

MIN 3rd Baseman #23
Royce Lewis is out of the lineup for Friday’s game against the Angels.

Lewis looked like he was in some discomfort before a late infield single against the Tigers on Thursday, so we’re not completely surprised to see him get the day off. Tristan Gray is handling the duties at third base for the Twins today. Lewis is off to a .222/.378/.444 start with two homers in his first 45 plate appearances of 2026.
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Wenceel Pérez

DET Right Fielder #46

Tigers recalled Wenceel Pérez from Triple-A Toledo.

Pérez is starting in right field in his first game back in the big leagues this year, but figures to be a platoon option for the Tigers and shouldn’t be pursued in shallow leagues. He was off to a .250/.353/.455 start for the Mud Hens, with two homers in 51 plate appearances.

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Parker Meadows

DET Center Fielder #22

Tigers placed OF Parker Meadows on the 10-day injured list with a left radius fracture and a concussion.

Detroit Free-Press’ Evan Petzoid reports Meadows has no timetable for his return and “will miss significant time.” Javier Báez is taking over in center field on Friday. Meadows had gotten off to a .250/.308/.333 start with three stolen bases. He’s not a must-hold in shallow leagues with limited injured list spots.

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Easton McGee

MIL Starting Pitcher #50

Brewers recalled RHP Easton McGee from Triple-A Nashville.

McGee figures to once again ride the Milwaukee/Nashville shuttle often after 32 appearances in AAA and nine in the big leagues in 2025. He’s got a 9.53 ERA in four appearances for Nashville in 2026 and likely will only appear in low-leverage situations.

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Alec Bohm

PHI 3rd Baseman #28
Alec Bohm is starting and batting seventh against the Diamondbacks on Friday.

Bohm had Tuesday off for groin tightness in San Francisco, but otherwise has batted cleanup in every appearance this season. The Phillies were shut out during their last two games in the Bay Area and Bohm is hitting just .186/.271/.279 on the season. Being lowered in the lineup would not help his fantasy value, so hopefully this is just a blip. Brandon Marsh is instead hitting cleanup for the Phillies today.
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Jonathan India

KC 2nd Baseman #6

Jonathan India is not in Kansas City’s starting lineup against the White Sox on Friday.

Michael Massey will get his second start of the season against RHP Davis Martin. This appears to just be a routine day off for India, as Massey’s first start after coming off IL was actually in left field.

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Chad Patrick

MIL Starting Pitcher #39
Aaron Ashby will open for the Brewers against the Nationals on Friday.

Chad Patrick will be the follower against Washington and be (much more likely) to be in line for the win. This is generally good news for Patrick. Ashby should probably be pulled in shallow leagues with daily transactions as he stands little chance of garnering a win.
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