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Owen Miller

MIL Shortstop #6

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Brewers optioned INF Owen Miller to Triple-A Nashville.

Miller spent much of the middle of the year as a regular for the Brewers, but he was phased out at the end of July and didn’t get much of a chance this time around; he was 0-for-3 with a walk since being recalled on Sept. 1.

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CJ Abrams

WSH Shortstop #5

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CJ Abrams (personal) is hitting sixth and playing shortstop against the Cubs on Sunday.

Abrams was away from the team due to a death in his family for Saturday’s game. Nasim Nuñez will get the start at second base after filling in at short for that contest, and Luis Garcia begins Sunday’s contest on the bench.

Source: MLB.com

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Carlos Estévez

KC Relief Pitcher #53

Carlos Estévez is dealing with a right ankle contusion and is currently wearing a walking boot.

Estévez was rocked for six runs and blew Saturday’s save against Atlanta, and it’s very plausible that the ankle injury didn’t help. Royals manager Matt Quatraro hinted that Estévez likely wouldn’t be available, but if he is, also suggested that he would be used in a “lower-leverage” situation. Estévez’s velocity was down all spring, and fantasy managers need to pay close attention to this situation. Lucas Erceg would likely be next man up for closing games.

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Source: Anne Rogers

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Victor Mederos

LAA Starting Pitcher #58

Angels designated RHP Victor Mederos for assignment.

Mederos gets the boot from the 40-man roster with Shaun Anderson having his contract selected. The 24-year-old could see interest on the waiver wire, but if he goes unclaimed, he’ll likely remain in Triple-A Salt Lake.

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Shaun Anderson

LAA Relief Pitcher #64

Angels selected the contract of RHP Shaun Anderson from Triple-A Salt Lake.

Anderson gets the nod after the Angels’ bullpen gave up 11 runs in the loss to the Astros on Saturday. He’ll likely be a multi-inning option if Jack Kochanowicz isn’t able to go work deep Sunday.

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Walbert Ureña

LAA Starting Pitcher #57

Angels optioned RHP Walbert Ureña to Triple-A Salt Lake.

Ureña was awful Saturday, and while none of his six runs allowed were earned, he’ll still head to Triple-A to create room for a fresh arm in Shaun Anderson. Ureña should be up again in the coming weeks, assuming he pitches well in Triple-A.

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Lawrence Butler

ATH Right Fielder #4
Lawrence Butler is not in the lineup for Sunday’s tilt against the Blue Jays.

This wouldn’t be as notable if not for the fact that Butler also didn’t get the start Saturday, and he underwent offseason surgery to repair a partial tredion tear and debridement of chronic scar tissue in his knee. It’s feasible this is injury-related, but there’s no word as of yet. Brent Rooker is the right fielder for Sunday’s bout, with Shea Langeliers the designated hitter and Austin Wynns getting the start at catcher.
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Source: MLB.com

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Adley Rutschman

BAL Catcher #35
Adley Rutschman is not in the lineup for Sunday’s bout agaisnt the Twins.

Rutschman will get his first breather of the season. The 28-year-old retreats to the bench with Samuel Basallo getting the nod behind the plate and Pete Alonso serving as the designated hitter.
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Christian Yelich

MIL Left Fielder #22
Christian Yelich is not in the lineup for Sunday’s tilt against the White Sox.

Yelich will get a breather for Sunday and also with left-hander Anthony Kay on the bump for Chicago. William Contreras will operate as the designated hitter with Jeferson Quero getting the start behind the plate.
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Source: MLB.com

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Jeremy Peña

HOU Shortstop #3

Jeremy Peña is leading off and playing shortstop Sunday against the Angels.

Peña was given a day of rest Saturday as he’s still not 100 percent from his fractured finger, but he’ll be back at the top of the lineup against Jack Kochanowicz and the Los Angeles pitching staff.

Source: MLB.com

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Colton Cowser

BAL Left Fielder #17

Colton Cowser is not in the starting lineup Sunday against the Twins.

Even with right-hander Bailey Ober on the bump, Cowser will get a Sunday breather for the finale. Dylan Beavers will instead patrol center field and hit eighth in Cowser’s absence.

Source: Baltimore Orioles

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