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Brian Bogusevic

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Brian Bogusevic went 2-for-3 with a homer and two walks in the Astros’ 14-7 victory over the Tigers on Tuesday.

Bogusevic, who had a .125 average entering Sunday’s game, has reached base eight times in his last two starts. He’s probably going to be the Astros’ right fielder on Opening Day, but he still doesn’t look like anything more than a $1-$2 player in NL-only leagues.
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Hunter Goodman

COL Catcher #15

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Hunter Goodman went 3-for-4 with a homer and two runs scored in an 8-3 win for the Rockies over the Padres on Wednesday.

Goodman smacked his sixth homer of the season with a solo shot off Wandy Peralta in the eighth inning to extend the Colorado lead to 8-2. He also singled twice while drawing a walk, and his slash improved to .264/.340/.540. After a bit of a scuffle over his first couple handfuls of games, Goodman is back to swinging the stick that made him one of the breakout backstops of 2026. There’s very little reason to think he’s going to slow down much in the coming months.

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Giolito profiles as fantasy SP streamer with SD

April 22, 2026 03:57 PM

Eric Samulski examines the ripple effects from Lucas Giolito signing with the Padres, sharing why the veteran starting pitcher shapes up as a fantasy streaming option.

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Luis Campusano

SD Catcher #12

Luis Campusano went 3-for-4 with a homer and two runs scored in a loss to the Rockies on Wednesday.

Campusano took Jaden Hill for a ride with a solo shot in the seventh inning. That’s the second homemr of the campaign for the backstop, and he is already up to six doubles to go with the roundtrippers. IT’s very early, but Campusano has played well in his limited time with a slash of .333/.385/.667 in his 36 at-bats.

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Walker Buehler

SD Starting Pitcher #10

Walker Buehler worked 2 2/3 innings while surrendering four runs and took a loss to the Rockies on Wednesday.

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Tomoyuki Sugano

COL Starting Pitcher #11

Tomoyuki Sugano held the Padres to one run over 5 2/3 innings to pick up a win for the Rockies on Wednesday.

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Patrick Bailey

SF Catcher #14

Patrick Bailey hit a go-ahead three-run homer to help the Giants to a win over the Dodgers on Wednesday.

Bailey has been atrocious with the bat in 2026, and it’s more than fair to be surprised that he’s the one who hits the go-ahead shot off Jack Dreyer with two runners on to give San Francisco a 3-0 lead and ultimately the win. The backstop has his first homer of the season, and he’s still slashing an ugly .155/.222/.207. Something tells us San Francisco fans don’t care too much about that right now.

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Ryan Walker

SF Relief Pitcher #74

Ryan Walker didn’t allow a run in his inning of work while picking up a save against the Dodgers on Wednesday.

Walker issued a walk, but didn’t allow a hit while procuring his third save of the 2026 season. The scoreless inning lowers his ERA to 3.27 on the campaign, and he’s allowed just two runs in his 8 2/3 innings of work in April.

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Tyler Mahle

SF Starting Pitcher #54

Tyler Mahle fired seven scoreless innings while allowing three hits to get a win over the Dodgers on Wednesday.

Mahle had to be close to perfect with Shohei Ohtani also firing scoreless frame after frame, but he was able to last one more inning than Ohtani will getting a three-run homer from Patrick Bailey to allow him to pick up the win. The right-hander was awful against the Reds last week (4 IP, 8 ER), but brilliant against the Dodgers in this one, which is just proof that baseball is definitely a sport. He’ll look to keep lowering his 5.26 ERA against the Phillies on Tuesday in Philadelphia.

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Shohei Ohtani

LAD Starting Pitcher #17

Shohei Ohtani struck out seven over six scoreless innings but didn’t factor into the decision during a 3-0 loss for the Dodgers on Wednesday to the Giants.

Ohtani scattered five hits while not issuing a walk. He pitched brilliantly while hitting 100 mph on the gun, but he got a goose egg of support to prevent him from picking up the win. He also went hitless and didn’t draw a walk, so his 53-game streak of reaching base is over. He’s scheduled to return to the mound Tuesday against the Marlins, and he’ll take a 0.38 ERA into that contest. A remarkable baseball player.

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Dennis Santana

PIT Relief Pitcher #60

Dennis Santana worked a scoreless ninth in the Pirates’ win over the Rangers on Wednesday.

Santana finished the job for the Pirates, but it came in an 8-4 game so there’s no save for the right-hander. He did pick up a pair of strikeouts without allowing a hit, however, and his ERA for the first three weeks of the season is a miniscule 0.75. That’ll work.

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Josh Jung

TEX 3rd Baseman #6

Josh Jung hit a two-run homer in a loss to the Pirates on Wednesday.

Jung was responsible for the only two runs the Rangers were able to pick up when Graham Ashcraft was in the game. That’s the third roundtripper of the season for the third baseman, and he’s driven in 11 runs over his 21 games played. Jung has disappointed over the past two seasons more often than not, but it’s certainly possible a breakout campaign could be coming as a 28-year-old.

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