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  • MIL 3rd Baseman #60
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    Brewers signed INF Yonny Hernández to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
    Hernández spent the the 2023 season in the Dodgers’ organization, appearing in 14 games in the majors and hitting .252/.395/.342 with four homers and 17 steals over 93 games in Triple-A. The 25-year-old could be in the mix for a utility role in the spring.
  • CIN 3rd Baseman #3
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    Ke’Bryan Hayes went 0-for-3 and is now hitting .064 in 47 at-bats for the Reds this season.
    Hayes has not gotten a hit since April 5 and is working on a 26 plate appearance streak where he has two walks to show for it. Terry Francona said ahead of today’s game “Trevino said something about getting a chicken and having it sacrificed. I told him if we need to, we’ll get a human. We’ll find somebody.” It wouldn’t be surprising if Hayes lost some playing time, even though he is a remarkable defensive 3B, as this slump continues.
    Devers 'at the center' of Giants' struggles
    James Schiano breaks down Rafael Devers' early-season struggles with the Giants and the long-term concerns that could limit his rest-of-season ceiling.
  • SF Relief Pitcher #74
    Ryan Walker pitched a scoreless seventh inning against the Reds in San Francisco’s 3-0 win on Thursday.
    He did not pitch a scoreless ninth inning -- that was, for some reason, Erik Miller’s road to hoe. Walker has not started a ninth inning in a single game this month, and this feels very much like a closer-by-committee while Walker is used as a true fireman. It’s a disappointing result so far for fantasy managers, as Walker has allowed just three earned runs in seven innings and has only one save to show for it. Walker-reliant managers with clearer save options on the waiver wire have to at least consider a move at this point.
  • SF Center Fielder #51
    Jung Hoo Lee went 3-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI in a 3-0 win over the Reds on Thursday.
    Lee couldn’t quite hit a launch angle -- these were all singles -- but they were nice to see. Lee now has 10 hits in his last six games, boosting his batting average to .246. He’s essentially only a volume play in NL-only leagues due to the lack of homers and stolen bases.
  • CIN Starting Pitcher #26
    Chase Burns threw six shutout innings against the Giants on Thursday, allowing just two hits and one walk.
    Burns was pumping 97.6 mph gas with the fastball and got a 36 percent whiff rate with his slider. It’s a little disappointing he only struck out four, but he generated plenty of weak contact and even his two hits allowed got little air time. Burns carries a 2.42 ERA into his next start on the road in Tampa Bay and should be trusted in most leagues.
  • SF Starting Pitcher #65
    Landen Roupp breezed through six shutout innings against the Reds on Thursday, striking out six in a win.
    He carried a no-hitter into the sixth before allowing a single to P.J. Higgins to lead off the inning. He then took care of a 2-on, no-out threat by striking out Matt McClain and getting Elly De La Cruz to hit into a double play. It was threatening to be a no-decision as Chase Burns matched him frame-for-frame, but Cincinnati’s bullpen forked over three runs in the seventh. Roupp’s peripherals have been strong so far and he should be started with confidence against most teams. We wouldn’t blame you if you shied away from starting him against the Dodgers next week, though.
  • STL Relief Pitcher #68
    Cardinals sent LHP Jared Shuster outright to Triple-A Memphis.
    Shuster does not have to report and can elect free agency if he chooses. He’d allowed two runs in 3 2/3 innings with the Cardinals. The 27-year-old was released by the Athletics this offseason and probably will need to earn another major league chance, be it with the Cardinals or someone else.
  • PIT Starting Pitcher #52
    Mike Clevinger suffered a knee injury at Triple-A Indianapolis and will miss “roughly” six weeks.
    His leg will be immobilized “several weeks.” Clevinger pitched in six games for Indianapolis before getting hurt, culminating in a 5.19 ERA, five walks, nine strikeouts, and a 1.15 WHIP. With the Pirates pitching staff seemingly in good hands at the moment, Clevinger had no real path to the majors.
  • CWS Catcher #8
    Kyle Teel (hamstring) will go on a minor league rehab assignment next week.
    He’ll be the White Sox over the weekend in Sacramento and then head out for the rehab assignment. It looks like there’s a chance Teel comes up in the next 10-14 days, which would put him on the higher end of the initial 4-6 week timeline for the hamstring injury he suffered during a WBC game on March 10.
  • PIT Shortstop #19
    Jared Triolo (knee) has resumed baseball activities.
    He should run the bases next week in Florida. It’s hard to tell exactly how bad Triolo’s injury is from the outside, but it sounds like he’s at least a few weeks from being a candidate to be activated. Assuming everything goes right in his rehab, that is.
  • TOR Right Fielder #4
    Blue Jays manager John Schneider said George Springer (toe) is ‘feeling better’ after hitting off a tee on Thursday.
    They’re reportedly targeting a return for Springer when they get back to Toronto next week. Springer has yet to run on the injury, but should make his comeback to the top of the lineup shortly. Springer was off to a .185/.290/.370 start with two homers and a stolen base before getting injured last Saturday.