MLB Player News

MLB Player News
Top 300 Rankings
Videos
Columns
- American League East
- American League Central
- American League West
- National League East
- National League Central
- National League West
- American League East
  
  Baltimore Orioles
  
  Boston Red Sox
  
  New York Yankees
  
  Tampa Bay Rays
  
  Toronto Blue Jays
- American League Central
  
  Chicago White Sox
  
  Cleveland Guardians
  
  Detroit Tigers
  
  Kansas City Royals
  
  Minnesota Twins
- American League West
  
  Houston Astros
  
  Los Angeles Angels
  
  Athletics
  
  Seattle Mariners
  
  Texas Rangers
- National League East
  
  Atlanta Braves
  
  Miami Marlins
  
  New York Mets
  
  Philadelphia Phillies
  
  Washington Nationals
- National League Central
  
  Chicago Cubs
  
  Cincinnati Reds
  
  Milwaukee Brewers
  
  Pittsburgh Pirates
  
  St. Louis Cardinals
- National League West
  
  Arizona Diamondbacks
  
  Colorado Rockies
  
  Los Angeles Dodgers
  
  San Diego Padres
  
  San Francisco Giants
Stats

Rotoworld

Jose Siri

NYM Center Fielder #19

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players

Jose Siri (tibia) is not in the lineup for Tuesday’s game against the Rangers.

It’s worth noting that the Mets haven’t made an official roster move yet to replace Siri, who is facing a lengthy absence after being diagnosed with a fractured tibia.

Injury

Source: Tim Healey

Link copied to clipboard!
Mauricio Dubón

ATL Shortstop #14

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players
Mauricio Dubón is not in the Braves’ starting lineup for Sunday afternoon’s contest against the Red Sox.

It appears to be nothing more than a routine day of rest for the versatile 31-year-old. Jose Azocar will draw a start in his place in left field and will bat ninth against Red Sox’ right-hander Brayan Bello on Sunday.
Related
- Jose Azocar
Source: MLB

Link copied to clipboard!
What has made Bleday so successful lately?

May 15, 2026 01:07 PM

Eric Samulski discusses how Cincinnati Reds' J.J. Bleday has been "one of the hottest hitters in baseball" recently, going over key statistics that speak to his success and why fantasy managers should look out for him.

Up Next

1:23

What has made Bleday so successful lately?

Now Playing

1:53

Harrison a solid trade option for fantasy managers

Now Playing

1:42

Suarez continues to be a valuable asset in fantasy

Now Playing

1:33

Angels the ‘best bet’ for fewest wins in MLB

Now Playing

2:04

Raleigh worth keeping on rosters while on IL

Now Playing

1:34

Fried pulled from start due to elbow soreness

Now Playing

1:21

Snelling heading to IL after first career start

Now Playing

1:32

Miller makes season debut for Mariners

Now Playing

1:34

Alvarez will miss 6-8 weeks with meniscus tear

Now Playing

1:41

Twins’ Ober worth streaming in ‘right matchups’

Now Playing
Caleb Durbin

BOS 3rd Baseman #5
Caleb Durbin is not in the Red Sox’ starting lineup for Sunday afternoon’s showdown against the Braves.

It has been a very rough season for the Red Sox’ third baseman, as Durbin has flailed to a hapless .169/.252/.250 slash line with only one home run, 14 RBI and four stolen bases in 152 plate appearances. Nick Sogard will start in his place at the hot corner and will bat ninth against Braves’ right-hander Grant Holmes.
Related
- Nick Sogard
Source: MLB

Link copied to clipboard!
Austin Gomber

ATL Starting Pitcher #76

Braves signed LHP Austin Gomber to a minor league contract.

Gomber made nine appearances (eight starts) for the Rangers at Triple-A Round Rock, posting a horrifying 7.75 ERA, 1.63 WHIP and a 29/14 K/BB ratio across 33 2/3 innings. He’ll add some veteran rotation depth for the Braves.

Transaction

Link copied to clipboard!
Aaron Brooks

TB Relief Pitcher #56

Rays sent RHP Aaron Brooks outright to Triple-A Durham.

Brooks, who was designated for assignment on Friday, passed through waivers unclaimed and will continue to function as extra pitching depth for the Rays at the Triple-A level. He gave up three earned runs in 1/3 of an innings in his lone appearance with the big league club.

Transaction

Link copied to clipboard!
Carson Williams

TB Shortstop #7

Rays recalled INF Carson Williams from Triple-A Durham.

Williams has struggled in his limited action with the Rays this season, hitting just .130 (3-for-23) with zero homers, three RBI and a 9/1 K/BB ratio. He’s unlikely to see enough playing time this time around to warrant consideration in mixed leagues.

Transaction

Link copied to clipboard!
Jake Fraley

TB Right Fielder #17

Rays placed OF Jake Fraley on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to May 16, with a hernia.

The 30-year-old outfielder was scratched from the Rays’ lineup on Saturday due to the injury and will be shelved for at least a couple of weeks. As anticipated, Carson Williams was recalled from Triple-A Durham in a corresponding move to take his place on the Rays’ active roster.

Transaction

Link copied to clipboard!
Casey Schmitt

SF Designated Hitter #10

Casey Schmitt finished 4-for-5 with two homers and three RBI Saturday in the Giants’ 6-4 victory against the A’s.

Just when it looked like Schmitt might be in line to lose some playing time with Bryce Eldridge up, he responded with his best game to date this season. The homers off Luis Severino were his seventh and eighth of the year. He entered the night 3-for-24 in his last seven games, but he just hasn’t done anything to signal that he’s about to lose his usefulness in shallow leagues.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
Trevor McDonald

SF Starting Pitcher #72

Trevor McDonald picked up a win Saturday after limiting the A’s to one run in 6 2/3 innings.

McDonald gave up 11 hard-hit balls but only five hits, none of which turned into more than doubles. He moved to 2-0 with a 2.37 ERA, which could make things interesting when Logan Webb returns. He doesn’t seem like a particularly good bet going forward, but neither does Aridan Houser nor Tyler Mahle. As things stand now, McDonald should start again next week against the White Sox.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
Matt Gage

SF Relief Pitcher #93
Matt Gage protected a two-run lead in the ninth for his first MLB save Saturday against the A’s.

Erik Miller and Caleb Kilian combined to turn a five-run lead into a two-run lead in the eighth, setting up the save chance for Gage in the ninth. Gage wound up retiring all three batters he faced for an easy save in a two-run game. Kilian, Miller and Keaton Winn are probably all still ahead of him in line for saves in San Francisco.
Related
- Erik Miller
- Caleb Kilian
Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
Luis Severino

ATH Starting Pitcher #40

Luis Severino took his fifth loss after giving up five runs in six innings Saturday against the Giants.

Casey Schmitt hit a pair homers off him. Aside from that, Severino struck out seven and walked two. He’s been perfectly adequate in going 2-5 with a 4.45 ERA, but things will get interesting in July with the A’s probably in the mix for a playoff spot but Severino also typically struggling while being asked to pitch in Sacramento. He does have a decent matchup next week on the road against the Angels.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!