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    Nationals signed OF Rudy Martin to a minor league contract.

    Martin, 25, spent the first seven years of his minor league career in the Royals organization. In 2021, he slashed .267/.389/.433 with 11 homers, 51 RBI and 21 stolen bases in just 89 games between Double-A Northwest Arkansas and Triple-A Omaha. He possesses an intriguing blend of power and speed and is joining a Nationals organization that could have openings in their big league outfield. It’s not out of the realm of possibility to think he could see time with the Nats during the 2022 season.

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    Carlos Carrasco, who was released by the Braves on Tuesday, has signed with the LG Twins of Korea.

    Following several stints with the Braves this season, Carrasco is going to Asia for the first time at age 39. We wouldn’t want to rule out a return to MLB at some point, but for now, he departs with a 112-105 record and a 4.24 ERA over 17 seasons in MLB. He had his best season in 2017, going 18-6 with a 3.29 ERA and finishing fourth in the AL Cy Young balloting for Cleveland.
    Will Royals let Witt Jr. play with back issue?
    Eric Samulski debriefs Bobby Witt Jr. leaving the game against the Giants on Monday with a recurring lower back issue and whether the struggling Royals should continue to let him play with the nagging injury.
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    Pete Crow-Amstrong reached five times, going 2-for-2 with a triple and three walks, in the Cubs’ 11-2 rout of the Tigers on Tuesday.

    It’s the fourth time in his career that Crow-Armstrong has reached base safely, with three of those coming within the last two months. He’d entered the night in a little 2-for-26 slump, but with the way his plate discipline has improved, it just doesn’t seem at all likely that he’ll suffer a second-half swoon to resemble last year’s. He’s at .285/.384/.521 for the season, and he’s walked 52 times in 101 games this year after doing so just 29 times in 157 games last season.
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    David Peterson pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings against the Tigers for a victory on Tuesday.

    Peterson won for the second time in four starts for the Cubs and the fifth time overall this season. He still has a 5.57 ERA for his new team, but 10 of the 13 runs he’s surrendered came in one start versus the Cardinals. Tonight’s effort ensures that he’ll stick in the rotation with Aaron Civale around, and he’ll get a chance for some revenge against the Cardinals on Monday.
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    Aaron Civale’s 2026 Cubs debut saw him allow two runs in 2 1/3 innings of relief Tuesday against the Tigers.

    Civale, who was acquired from the A’s on Saturday, could have gotten a three-inning save tonight, but David Peterson was allowed to pitch into the seventh in a 9-0 game. It was Civale’s seventh career relief appearance. Five of the other six, along with his only save, came in his late-season stint with the Cubs last year. It’s likely that Civale will get some starts going forward, but with Jameson Taillon back, he’ll likely remain in the pen for now.
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    Framber Valdez lasted just two-thirds of an inning and gave up six runs Tuesday against the Cubs.

    Valdez made his own trouble by giving up a triple, a walk and hitting a batter to start the game, but he could have escaped without too much trouble if Gleyber Torres had been anything more than a statue at second. As is, Carson Kelly singled in two runs on a ball to Torres’s left, Michael Busch singled in one on a ball to Torres’s right and Ian Happ singled in one on a popup to shallow right that neither Torres nor Michael Busch chased after. Valdez finally departed with his pitch count up to 42 pitches. He fell to 5-7 with a 4.57 ERA, but as disappointing as he’s been, we wouldn’t read too much into this one. He’ll face the Royals on Sunday.
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    Dansby Swanson singled twice, walked, stole a base and scored three times Tuesday against the Tigers.

    Despite mostly hitting ninth and only once hitting higher than sixth in the Cubs lineup, Swanson is tied for 15th in the majors in runs scored with 63 runs scored. Imagine if he had better than a .296 OBP.
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    Dillon Dingler hit a two-run homer, doubled and walked Tuesday against the Cubs.

    Dingler’s homer off Aaron Civale in the ninth gave the Tigers’ their only runs in the 11-2 loss, but it wasn’t far off from being a two-homer game; his 362-foot shot to left in the second would have been a homer in 23 ballparks and likely would have gone out in Wrigley if the wind hadn’t been blowing in. Dingler has 22 homers and 65 RBI in 92 games on the season.
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    Isaac Paredes went 2-for-4 with a three-run homer Tuesday in leading the Astros to a 5-3 win over the Marlins.

    As per usual, Paredes’ homer was pulled to left, but at 388 feet, this one didn’t need any help from Daikin Park. He’s hitting .260/.352/.429 with 13 homers and 53 RBI in 350 plate appearances for the year.
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    Tatsuya Imai tossed six innings of one-run ball and struck out eight in a win over the Marlins on Tuesday.

    There really aren’t any middle-of-the-road outings with Imai on the mound. In the seven starts in which he’s completed five innings. he’s gone 6-1 with a 1.77 ERA. In his other seven starts, he’s 0-3 with a 14.54 ERA. He’ll face the Angels next time out. Not that it means much of anything, but he gave up four runs and walked four in 2 2/3 innings against them in his first MLB start back in March.
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    Josh Hader tossed a scoreless ninth against the Marlins for his 11th save Tuesday.

    Hader struck out one in a 12-pitch inning. The Astros also had him finish an 8-4 game on Monday, so he’ll probably get Wednesday off after this, potentially putting Enyel De Los Santos or Bryan Abreu in line for a save.