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Mike Dunn

COL Relief Pitcher #38

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Mike Dunn has announced his retirement.

This closes the book on an 11-year major league career between the Marlins, Rockies, Braves, and Yankees. The 34-year-old scuffled with a 7.13 ERA over 28 appearances with Colorado last season prior to being designated for assignment in June. Dunn enjoyed most of his success in a left-handed specialist role with the Marlins. He’ll walk away with a 4.00 ERA over 555 appearances in the majors.
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Source: Bob Nightengale on Twitter

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Patrick Sandoval

BOS Starting Pitcher #43

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Patrick Sandoval will head to Boston to be re-examined after experiencing tightness in his biceps following his latest minor league rehab start.

That certainly doesn’t sound ideal. Sandoval gave up five runs over two innings during Tuesday’s minor league rehab start at Triple-A Worcester. The Red Sox should have an update on his status and a potential timeline for his return following that evaluation.

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Source: Chris Cotillo

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Baldwin scorching to start the season for Atlanta

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Fernando Tatis Jr.

SD Right Fielder #23
Fernando Tatis Jr. will make another start at second base on Sunday afternoon against the Angels in Los Angeles.

It’s the third start at the position for Tatis, who is creeping closer to eligibility for fantasy purposes in leagues that require five or ten games played in-season at a position. Bryce Johnson will start in right field for the Padres and will bat ninth against Angels’ right-hander Walbert Urena on Sunday afternoon.
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Matt Wallner

MIN Right Fielder #38

Matt Wallner was scratched from the Twins’ starting lineup on Sunday due to a lingering rib injury.

James Outman will start in his place and will bat ninth for the Twins against Brady Singer and the Reds on Sunday afternoon. If this continues to linger for Wallner, the Twins may ultimately opt to put him on the injured list to make sure it fully heals.

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Source: Declan Goff

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Reid Detmers

LAA Relief Pitcher #48
Reid Detmers will have his next start pushed back from Sunday to Monday.

The Angels had an opening to fill in their rotation and they’ll fill the void by having Walbert Urena take the ball on Sunday against the Padres. Unfortunately, it costs Detmers a two-start week this week, but he’ll now be lined up to make two starts (vs. Blue Jays, at Royals) at the expense of Jack Kochanowicz.
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Source: Jeff Fletcher

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Royce Lewis

MIN 3rd Baseman #23

Royce Lewis (knee) is expected to return from the injured list on Tuesday.

He’ll play in his second minor league rehab game at Triple-A St. Paul on Sunday. Both teams are off on Monday, so as long as he checks out alright after Sunday’s game, the expectation is that the oft-injured third baseman will be cleared to rejoin the Twins on Tuesday.

Source: Aaron Gleeman

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Kevin McGonigle

DET Shortstop #7

Kevin McGonigle is not in the Tigers’ starting lineup for Sunday afternoon’s battle against the Red Sox at Fenway Park.

McGonigle had started each of the team’s previous eight games and 20 of their first 21. He’ll get a well-deserved breather with left-hander Garrett Crochet toeing the slab for the Red Sox. Expect the 21-year-old phenom to still make an appearance off the bench in a key late-game situation if needed. On the season, he’s slashing .312/.411/.481 with one homer, nine RBI, one stolen base and an elite 11/13 K/BB ratio through his first 90 plate appearances in the big leagues.

Source: MLB

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Jarren Duran

BOS Left Fielder #16
Jarren Duran is not in the Red Sox’ lineup for Sunday’s contest against the Tigers.

It’s the second straight game in which Duran has found himself on the pine against Tigers’ southpaws Tarik Skubal and Framber Valdez. Andruw Monasterio will start at first base and bat second for the Red Sox while Willson Contreras functions as the team’s designated hitter.
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Brendan Donovan

SEA 2nd Baseman #33
Brendan Donovan (hip) was held out of the Mariners’ starting lineup once again on Sunday.

It’s the second straight start that Donovan has missed due to tightness in his left hip. Leo Rivas will start in his place at the hot corner and will bat ninth for the Mariners on Sunday afternoon against MacKenzie Gore and the Rangers.
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Source: MLB

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Willi Castro

COL Left Fielder #3

Willi Castro (hand) has returned to the Rockies’ starting lineup for Sunday afternoon’s battle against the Dodgers.

Castro missed each of the team’s previous three ballgames due to a lingering hand issue after he was hit by a pitch earlier in the week. The versatile 28-year-old has struggled at the plate to open the 2026 campaign, slashing .214/.279/.339 with just one homer, eight RBI and one stolen base in his first 61 plate appearances.

Source: MLB

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Teoscar Hernández

LAD Right Fielder #37
Teoscar Hernández is not in the Dodgers’ starting lineup for Sunday afternoon’s soiree against the Rockies at Coors Field.

It’s unfortunate for fantasy managers that he’s getting his breather against Michael Lorenzen and at Coors Field, but Hernández deserves a day off every once in a while. Alex Call will start in his place in left field and bat sixth for the Dodgers while Ryan Ward makes his big league debut, starting at first base and batting seventh.
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Source: MLB

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