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Adam Greenberg

BAL Outfield

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Adam Greenberg struck out on three straight pitches Tuesday in his first major league at-bat.

Greenberg signed a one-day contract with the Marlins over the weekend to fulfill his dream of returning to the majors for an official at-bat. He was beaned in the head during a plate appearance in 2005 with the Cubs.
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Otto Lopez

MIA Shortstop #6

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Otto Lopez finished 3-for-5 with two doubles and four runs scored as the Marlins topped the D-backs 10-6 on Tuesday.

It’s the first time in 335 major league games that Lopez has scored four runs. He’s currently first in the majors with a .341 average and 89 hits. It’s very likely that he’ll fall back some as the season progresses, but it’s safe to say both the Giants and the Blue Jays would love to have him back right about now.

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Soderstrom 'turning the corner' amid hot streak

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Tyler Soderstrom's two-HR day was just the latest sign that the Athletics' slugger is in the middle of a hot streak. Eric Samulski says fantasy managers should expect the ball to "fly off his bat" as summer rolls on.

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Max Meyer

MIA Starting Pitcher #23

Max Meyer yielded two runs in 5 1/3 innings against the Diamondbacks on Tuesday.

The runs came on homers from Corbin Carroll and Gabriel Moreno. Meyer left with a 3-2 lead in the sixth, which was quickly expanded to 6-2, but the Diamondbacks recovered to tie the game before the Marlins won 10-6. Incredibly, Meyer still hasn’t taken a loss in 14 starts this year. He came into the season 6-11 in 25 starts. Meyer is due to make his next start Sunday in Pittsburgh.

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Pete Fairbanks

MIA Relief Pitcher #29

Pete Fairbanks picked up a win while throwing a scoreless ninth against the D-backs on Tuesday.

The official scorer picked Fairbanks for the win after the Marlins scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth to make it a 10-6 game. There was no save situation on the line at that point. so those rostering Fairbanks should be thankful. Calvin Faucher also could have been the pick after getting two outs in a three-run eighth, but that would have left Fairbanks out of the mix entirely.

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Zac Gallen

AZ Starting Pitcher #23

Zac Gallen yielded four runs in 5 1/3 innings Tuesday in a no-decision against the Marlins.

There was a little speculation that the D-backs might be ready to DFA Gallen after he struggled against the Dodgers last time out. It seemed like reach then and it’s probably still a reach now, but it’s just hard to find optimism at this point. Gallen has a 5.43 ERA and just 48 strikeouts in 69 2/3 innings through 14 starts. He’ll face the Angels next week. which seems like good news for Mike Trout and companty.

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Joe Mack

MIA Catcher #80

Joe Mack collected four singles and scored three times in four at-bats versus the Diamondbacks on Tuesday.

For the most part, Mack’s contributions offensively will come in the form of the occasional home run. Tonight, though, he raised his average from .217 to .253. He has 13 RBI and 11 runs scored through 28 big-league games, but he remains a weak option in two-catcher mixed leagues at this point.

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Dillon Dingler

DET Catcher #13

Dillon Dingler went 4-for-4 with two homers, a double and four RBI as the Tigers topped the Twins 10-4 on Tuesday.

It’s still kind of hard to see Dingler ending the season in the running for AL MVP honors, but he’s very much on the short list through 57 games. All four of his balls in play tonight were hard hit, and he’s batting .248//329/. 528 with 16 homers and 48 RBI while also performing as one of the league’s top defensive catchers to date. He’s tied for 11th in the majors in homes and fifth in RBI.

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Troy Melton

DET Starting Pitcher #52

Troy Melton won despite giving up four homers in five innings Tuesday against the Twins.

All four homers were solo shots, and Melton struck out five and walked none in improving to 3-0. He joined Logan Gilbert in earning a win this season despite allowing four homers. It typically happens once or twice a year: Tony Gonsolin was the only pitcher to do it last season, and Sonny Gray and Kutter Crawford were the two pitchers to pull it off in 2024. Melton should get the Astros on the road and the White Sox at home next week, making him a nice streaming option.

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Taj Bradley

MIN Starting Pitcher #26

Taj Bradley surrendered five runs in 4 1/3 innings Tuesday in a loss to the Tigers.

Bradley was off to a really nice start until Buster Olney called him underrated on Aor. 18. Since then, Bradley has served an IL stint and walked 19 while giving up 25 runs in 37 1/3 innings, which amounts to a 6.02 ERA. He gave up three homers, walked three and issued two wild pitches tonight. He’ll stay in the rotation, of course, and face the Cardinals on Sunday, but no one should be very enthused about him at this point.

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Luke Keaschall

MIN 2nd Baseman #15

Luke Keaschall was on base all four times up against the Tigers on Tuesday, going 2-for-2 with a walk and a HBP.

Keaschall has been quite disappointing in managing just one homer through 253 plate appearances, but his .324 OBP isn’t half bad. He still needs a real hot streak at some point in order to ensure that he’s up for good; as is, he’s definitely a candidate to be demoted if the Twins wants to try top prospect Kaelen Culpepper.

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Sal Stewart

CIN 1st Baseman #27

Sal Stewart went 1-for-4 with a two-run homer to lift the Reds to a 5-3 win over the Padres on Tuesday.

Stewart had drawn a pair of walks before the game was extended to extra innings. He came up in a big spot for the Reds at the top of the 11th, taking Yuki Matsui deep for a two-run blast to take the lead. His first home run in 15 games couldn’t have come at a better time. The 22-year-old slugger is up to 13 this season while hitting .254/.351/.464 with 36 runs scored, 42 RBI, and 10 steals across 288 plate appearances.

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