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Eury Pérez

MIA Starting Pitcher #39

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Marlins reassigned RHP Eury Pérez, LHP Enmanuel De Jesús, INF Alex De Goti and C Paul McIntosh to minor league camp.

Pérez is one of the top pitching prospects in baseball and might have the stuff to excel in the majors right now. Unfortunately, the Marlins don’t have an opening in their starting rotation entering the 2023 campaign, but his time is coming. The electrifying 19-year-old righty allowed 10 runs (nine earned) on 14 hits with a 10/2 K/BB ratio across 10 2/3 innings (four appearances, one start) this spring in Grapefruit League action. He has a chance to reach the majors sometime later this year.

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Carlos Rodriguez

MIL Relief Pitcher #27

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Brewers optioned RHP Carlos Rodriguez to Triple-A Nashville.

He lasted six days on the roster, throwing two innings in two separate appearances on April 19 and April 22 while allowing just one earned run. Rodriguez will undoubtedly be back soon, but optionable relievers do tend to be optioned out in 2026.

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Who will play shortstop for Mets with Lindor hurt?

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Shane Drohan

MIL Relief Pitcher #55

Brewers recalled LHP Shane Drohan from Triple-A Nashville.

Drohan resurfaces with a 3.29 ERA and 17 strikeouts in 13 2/3 innings with the Sounds. His initial taste of MLB earlier in April left him with a career 10.13 ERA and he’ll attempt to shave that down in his next outing.

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Luis Matos

MIL Right Fielder #21

Brewers designated OF Luis Matos for assignment.

Matos had hit just .200/.238/.200 in 21 plate appearances as the short end of a platoon. He’s talented enough to keep getting chances, but Matos has a career .230/.279/.363 line in 614 career plate appearances. It wouldn’t be surprising if he slipped through waivers.

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Tyler Black

MIL 3rd Baseman #7

Brewers recalled 1B/OF Tyler Black from Triple-A Nashville.

Black had been hitting .282/.378/.410 in 45 plate appearances with the Sounds, hitting one homer and stealing two bases. He’s been an interesting prospect for a bit. We’d wait-and-see what the role looks like in the bigs before we pounced — at least outside of deeper leagues — but it’s certainly possible Black carries some fantasy value while Christian Yelich is sidelined.

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Jackson Holliday

BAL 2nd Baseman #7

Jackson Holliday (hand) said his MRI, CT scan, and X-Rays all came back clean after leaving Tuesday’s rehab game with Triple-A Norfolk.

He’ll be shut down a week to let inflammation go down. Holliday said it felt like he had broken his hand again, but nothing was structurally wrong and “I guess whenever a tendon rolls over a nerve, it can kind of cause that. It kind of freaked me out.” He now would appear very unlikely to be activated before May.

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Steven Kwan

CLE Left Fielder #38
Steven Kwan is not in Cleveland’s starting lineup against the Blue Jays on Friday.

It’s Kwan’s first missed start of the season, as he’d played at least seven innings in each of Cleveland’s first 25 games. He’s hitting .227/.315/.289 in the early going and hasn’t had a multi-hit game since April 16. Angel Martinez is in left field for the Guardians tonight against RHP Max Scherzer.
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Ian Hamilton

ATL Relief Pitcher #71

Braves sent RHP Ian Hamilton outright to Triple-A Gwinnett.

The veteran can refuse the assignment if he’d like. He allowed three runs in his only MLB appearance earlier this season. He has already been outrighted by the Braves once this year and seems likely to stick around as depth.

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Maikel Garcia

KC 3rd Baseman #11
Maikel Garcia (elbow) isn’t in Kansas City’s starting lineup against the Angels on Friday.

Garcia told reporters after Thursday’s game that he was feeling better and expected to play Friday, but that did not come to pass. We’ll keep our ears to the ground for any new Garcia news, but we’re regarding him as day-to-day for the moment. Nick Loftin is starting and leading off for the Royals against LHP Yusei Kikuchi.
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Michael Harris II

ATL Center Fielder #23

Michael Harris Jr. is batting fifth for the Braves in Friday’s showdown with the Phillies.

Harris left Thursday’s game with a quad injury, but it doesn’t appear like it’s a serious issue at the moment. He’s good to go in leagues with day-to-day transactions, and with how Harris has played this year, fantasy managers relying on him have to be breathing a sigh of relief that this wasn’t anything more serious.

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Josh Bell

MIN 1st Baseman #56

Josh Bell isn’t in Minnesota’s starting lineup for Friday’s game against the Rays.

Byron Buxton will slide over to DH, giving Austin Martin a start in center field. Bell’s off to a fine .253/.347/.414 start for the Twins with three homers and 16 RBI. He’s started all but one game for the Twins so far this season.

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