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Zac Reininger

ATH Relief Pitcher #20

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Zac Reininger was pulled after giving up four runs in two-plus innings Tuesday against the Indians.

This was a bullpen game for the Tigers, and Reininger was making his first start in the majors after 22 relief appearances this season. He’s sporting a 9.00 ERA in 26 innings, giving him a career mark of 8.21 in 57 innings since he debuted with the Tigers in 2017. He’s probably going to be cut from the 40-man roster after the season.
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Gabe Speier

SEA Relief Pitcher #55

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Marirners activated LHP Gabe Speier from the 15-day injured list.

Speier will resume his role as a bridge to Andres Muñoz, though Jose A. Ferrer is also pitching well enough that Speier probably won’t immediately be in any sort of competition for holds. Speier had a 2.92 ERA and 1.54 WHIP in 12 1/3 innings before hitting the injured list in early May.

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Cease hits injured list for first time in career

May 26, 2026 02:02 PM

James Schiano outlines why the Blue Jays "can't afford" a lengthy stay on the injured list for Dylan Cease, who was placed on the IL for the first time in his MLB career after a hamstring strain.

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Nick Davila

SEA Relief Pitcher

Mariners optioned RHP Nick Davila to Triple-A Tacoma.

Davila pitched 7 1/3 scoreless innings for the Mariners in his debut season — though he did walk six against just four strikeouts — and figures to be up when circumstances dictate a fresh arm for the Mariners again.

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Luis Severino

ATH Starting Pitcher #40

MLB.com’s Martin Gallegos reports Luis Severino will not start tonight’s game against the Mariners and will be pushed back.

Rookie Gage Jump — not yet officially added to the roster — will instead start for the Athletics. Severino is coming off a terrific start against the Angels on Thursday, so he figures to be a streaming option against the Mariners if he slots in against them. Another, less fantasy-friendly option, would be for Severino to start against the Yankees on Friday.

Source: Martin Gallegos

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Rhys Hoskins

CLE 1st Baseman #8
Rhys Hoskins is not in Cleveland’s starting lineup for Tuesday’s game against the Nationals.

Daniel Schneeman will bat fifth and play center field in Hoskins’ absence, allowing a DH day for Chase DeLauter. We’d say this looks like a routine day off, but when you’re hitting .190/.338/.388 in 44 games lower on the defensive spectrum as a low-risk signing, your roster spot is obviously on shaky ground.
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Will Dion

CLE

Guardians selected the contract of LHP Will Dion from Triple-A Columbus.

Dion was 3-0 with a 4.50 ERA in 15 appearances over 26 innings with Columbus, striking out 36 and walking just five. He’ll give the pen a fresh arm in his major league debut during his age-26 season.

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Source: Tim Stebbins

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Logan Allen

CLE Starting Pitcher #26

Guardians optioned LHP Logan Allen to Triple-A Columbus.

Allen pitched four shutout innings against the Nationals on Monday, striking out seven. It was a good impression, but the Guardians bullpen needed fresh arms. Allen holds a 5.45 ERA and 1.58 WHIP in eight starts with Columbus, so he’s not terribly fantasy relevant at this point.

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Source: Tim Stebbins

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Craig Kimbrel

NYM Relief Pitcher #46
The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reports the Tampa Bay Rays and Craig Kimbrel are in agreement on a major-league contract.

Kimbrel reportedly will be available to pitch tonight for the Rays. Kimbrel allowed 12 runs in 15 innings of the work with the Mets, walking six in 15 innings. The well-traveled Kimbrel has pitched for eight teams since the start of the 2021 season, and when he dons a Rays jersey, that’ll make it nine.
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Spencer Turnbull

INT Starting Pitcher #12

Spencer Turnbull signed a contract with Mexican League’s Cerveceros de Tecate.

The former big-leaguer was with the Blue Jays briefly last year after pitching to a 2.65 ERA in 2024 with the Phillies. Turnbull, still only 33, probably has a non-zero chance to make it back to the majors in some capacity if he pitches well and catches the right eyes.

Source: Evan Woodberry

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Adolis García

PHI Right Fielder #53

The Athletic’s Matt Gelb believes it is “fair to wonder” if Adolis García will be Philadelphia’s starting right fielder by the end of the season.

García is in a 2-for-43 slump with 24 strikeouts, carrying a .598 OPS on the season. The only thing saving García at this point is the fact that the Phillies don’t really have a better option, as Gelb quotes interim manager Don Mattingly as saying “I don’t really feel like we have a true alternative.” García is an obvious candidate to be replaced as we near the trade deadline, even if he does turn it around a bit from this current skid.

Source: The Athletic

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TJ Rumfield

COL 1st Baseman

X-rays on TJ Rumfield’s right hand came back negative for any fractures.

It’s a massive relief for the rebuilding Rockies and fantasy managers after Rumfield was drilled on the right hand by a 97-mph fastball from Dodgers Starter Emmet Sheehan in the first inning of Monday’s series opener. The 26-year-old rookie figures to miss a couple games until the pain and swelling subside, but appears to have avoided serious injury. Fantasy managers should consider him day-to-day.

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Source: Patrick Saunders

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