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  • MLB Relief Pitcher #46
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    Chase Whitley (elbow) threw live batting practice on Saturday.
    It was the first time he’s faced hitters since last year’s Tommy John surgery. Whitley could be an option for the Rays at some point in the second half, but they’re surely not counting on much from him until next season.
  • NYY Left Fielder #24
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    Yankees’ manager Aaron Boone told reporters Thursday afternoon that Jasson Dominguez was diagnosed with a low-grade left AC sprain in his left shoulder and would require a trip to the injured list.
    The 23-year-old slugger sustained the shoulder injury, as well as a head injury, when he crashed into the wall during the first inning of Thursday’s contest against the Rangers. So far, all concussion tests have come back negative. When asked about a timeline, Boone noted that Dominguez would miss at least “a few weeks”. Fantasy managers can expect to be without him for most, if not all, of May.
    Glasnow's K milestone marred by early exit
    After making MLB history on Wednesday, James Schiano dives into Tyler Glasnow's early removal, assessing how fantasy managers should move forward with the "mercurial" starting pitcher.
  • PIT Left Fielder #28
    Jake Mangum was a late scratch from the Pirates’ starting lineup on Thursday due to left hamstring discomfort.
    The 30-year-old outfielder is currently being treated by the Pirates’ medical staff. Bill Cook will start in his place in center field and will bat eighth for the Pirates against Diamondbacks’ right-hander Zac Gallen.
  • BOS Left Fielder #19
    Roman Anthony (wrist) was held out of the Red Sox’ starting lineup for the third consecutive game on Thursday.
    Anthony exited Monday’s opener against the Tigers after sustaining a right wrist sprain during an awkward swing during his first at-bat. He hasn’t played since. The Red Sox remain hopeful that the 21-year-old slugger will be able to avoid a trip to the injured list, but the longer that this lingers that plan could change.
  • MIA 2nd Baseman #9
    Xavier Edwards is not in the Marlins’ starting lineup for Thursday evening’s showdown against the Orioles.
    It appears to be nothing more than a routine night off for the speedy 26-year-old infielder. Leo Jimenez will start in his place at second base and will bat eighth against Orioles’ southpaw Cade Povich on Thursday night in Miami.
  • AZ 1st Baseman #31
    Tyler Locklear has had his rehab assignment moved up to Triple-A after three games in the Complex League.
    Locklear, who hit .175/.267/.262 in 31 games for the Diamondbacks last year after arriving from Seattle in the Eugenio Suárez deal, is coming back from elbow and shoulder surgeries. He’ll probably be sent down for a time after his rehab assignment concludes, but he could be a factor at first base at some point, assuming that Ildemaro Vargas eventually remembers that he’s Ildemaro Vargas.
  • MIN Right Fielder #38
    Matt Wallner is fine after getting hit by a pitch and being removed for a pinch-hitter Thursday against the Nationals.
    Wallner was shaking his left hand after getting hit in the sixth, but according to The Athletic’s Dan Hayes, the Twins were just playing matchups when they removed him an inning later.
  • CIN Starting Pitcher #25
    Rhett Lowder’s exit Thursday against the Cubs was due to right shoulder discomfort.
    Bummer. At least the Reds are getting Nick Lodolo back on Tuesday, but they might need to again turn to Chase Petty if Lowder lands on the IL, as seems likely. Lowder ended up being charged with three runs in three-plus innings today against the Cubs, as both guys he left on in the fourth came around to score.
  • ATH Center Fielder #20
    The A’s have Zack Gelof starting over Darell Hernaiz at third base for a second straight game Thursday.
    Gelof has mostly played against lefties since getting called up, but this is his second straight start against a righty. Hernaiz had started nine straight games prior to yesterday. Sporting both the best strikeout rate and bat speed of his career, Gelof is batting .255/.300/.426 through 52 plate appearances. If he reemerges as a regular and gets back to stealing bases, there’s a chance he could offer some mixed-league value in a fantastic situation for hitters in Sacramento.
  • TEX Relief Pitcher
    Peyton Gray left Thursday’s game in the eighth inning after taking a liner off his left wrist/forearm.
    Gray, a right-hander, was hit just above his glove and was bleeding from the area afterwards. He looked like he wanted to continue anyway, but Gavin Collyer was brought in to take his place.
  • CIN Starting Pitcher #25
    Rhett Lowder left Thursday’s game against the Cubs in the fourth inning with an injury.
    Lowder got a visit from the trainer after throwing a pitch to Michael Busch and left for the dugout a couple of minutes later without trying any warmup pitches. Connor Phillips replaced him. Lowder was charged with one run over the first three innings and had two men on base with none out in the fourth when he exited.