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Amed Rosario

FA Shortstop #38

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Reds designated INF/OF Amed Rosario for assignment.

Rosario was already going to be a free agent after the World Series, so this is just a paper move because the Reds needed to make space on the 40-man roster to activate Matt McLain from the 60-day IL, as his rehab assignment in the Arizona Fall League expired. Rosario has solid numbers overall on the season, hitting .280 with three home runs and 13 steals in 332 at-bats, but he struggled with the Reds after being signed late in the year.

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Dillon Dingler

DET Catcher #13

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Dillon Dingler went 3-for-5 with a run scored in Thursday’s 11-0 win over the Twins.

The three-hit attack raises Dingler’s season average to .254. Dingler remains top-nine in expected wOBA on the season at .403, and his expected batting average of .294 is still being roundly underperformed. He’s been a quiet success story at catcher this year -- good enough to DH on some of his days off, like today -- and remains an easy starter in fantasy leagues.

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Colt Keith

DET 3rd Baseman #33

Colt Keith went 2-for-4 with his first homer of the season, 3 RBI, and a stolen base in Detroit’s win over the Twins on Thursday.

After his hot start in April, Keith hit a woeful .217/.286/.261 in May, managing just one extra-base hit over the entire month. We’ve got a faint sign of life here, but Keith probably doesn’t belong on mixed league rosters unless we see a more prolonged spike than this.

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Royce Lewis

MIN 3rd Baseman #23

Royce Lewis went 2-for-4 in Minnesota’s loss to the Tigers on Thursday.

Lewis has reached base in every game since his recall and raised his seasonal line from .163/.261/.279 to .189/.281/.320 in just five games. A pre-emptive pickup probably wouldn’t be the worst use of a roster spot if you’re desperate at third base. He’s also played games at first and second base since being recalled, so he looks like he’ll eventually get some positional flexibility for fantasy purposes.

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Keider Montero

DET Starting Pitcher #54

Keider Montero pitched into the seventh inning, allowing just four hits and a walk while shutting out the Twins for a win on Thursday.

Montero built this outing on weak contact, as he struck out four and only got whiffs on 7-of-46 swings. However, he also allowed only five hard-hit balls, and with the Tigers taking a chokehold on this game in the middle innings, he had enough rope to pitch deep into the outing. Montero will draw the Astros in his next start and remains a streamer consideration, albeit one with low strikeout upside, in mixed leagues.

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Zebby Matthews

MIN Starting Pitcher #52

Zebby Matthews went six innings and allowed seven earned runs to the Tigers in a loss on Thursday.

The Twins didn’t really need to send him back out there after he allowed three runs in the fourth, but he absorbed some more punishment to save the bullpen. Matthews’ velocity was down a tick or two across the board, and it showed mostly in his fastball as batters missed just 1-of-15 swings against it. He allowed 10 hard-hit balls. Matthews is a fringe streamer in his next start against the Rangers in a good pitcher’s park, but it’s really only that context that keeps us interested.

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Michael Rucker

SEA Relief Pitcher #39

Mariners selected the contract of RHP Michael Rucker from Triple-A Tacoma.

Rucker has a 4.96 career MLB ERA in 121 1/3 innings over the 2021-2023 seasons with the Cubs. He has a 1.59 ERA in 22 2/3 innings with Tacoma, striking out 25 and walking 11. He’ll join the low leverage relief mix for Seattle.

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Domingo González

SEA Starting Pitcher #46

Mariners designated RHP Domingo González for assignment.

González gave up four earned runs while throwing 39 pitches to close out yesterday’s loss to the Orioles, so he’s being jettisoned from the roster for a fresh arm. González hadn’t given up an earned run in the majors before yesterday, and will likely be outrighted to Tacoma if he clears waivers.

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Codi Heuer

CLE Relief Pitcher #50

Guardians optioned RHP Codi Heuer to Triple-A Columbus.

A corresponding move will reportedly be made on Friday. Heuer allowed five earned runs in eight innings with the Guardians while striking out six and walking five. The 29-year-old will likely ride the Columbus-Cleveland shuttle again when the team needs a fresh arm.

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Quinn Priester

MIL Starting Pitcher #46

Quinn Priester (thoracic outlet syndrome) returned from his rehab assignment to the Rookie-level Arizona Complex League and remains on the injured list.

Not great news. The Brewers and Priester will likely consider all options going forward, but it appears unlikely he’s going to contribute this year if he’s got to halt his comeback momentum again. Further updates to come when the Brewers have them, but this has all the makings of a lost year for Priester.

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Angel Chivilli

NYY Relief Pitcher #57

Yankees activated RHP Angel Chivilli from the 15-day injured list; optioned him to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

Chivilli hadn’t allowed a run in Triple-A before being recalled to the big leagues and getting hurt. The 23-year-old figures to get another look with the Yankees before too long. He managed a 3.86 ERA in two games (2 1/3 innings pitched) before getting hurt.

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