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Shaun Anderson

LAA Relief Pitcher #64

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

Anderson provides Los Angeles with a fresh relief arm heading into Monday’s series opener against the Athletics. The 30-year-old journeyman has made five appearances this season for the Angels. He’ll likely operate in middle relief and can be safely ignored for fantasy purposes.

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Miguel Andujar

SD Left Fielder #38

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Padres signed LF Miguel Andujar to a one-year, $4 million contract.

There’s a mutual option for 2027. Andujar figures to be the primary DH for the Friars in 2026 and could also see time as a corner infielder and outfielder. He will probably bat low enough in the order to not be much of a threat for runs scored, but could be a useful NL-only player at the outset of the season.

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Corbin Carroll

AZ Outfield #7
MLB.com’s Steve Gilbert reports Diamondbacks OF Corbin Carroll suffered a broken hamate bone in batting practice on Tuesday.

We are begging good hitters to stop breaking their hamate bones. Carroll is set to undergo surgery on the hamate bone today. Gilbert says Carroll will miss “significant time” this spring. It sounds like he’s potentially in line to start the season on the injured list, he will miss the World Baseball Classic. Jorge Barrosa figures to be more involved in the early-season outfield plan if Carroll misses enough time to push his return past the start of the season.
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Source: Steve Gilbert

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Zach Eflin

BAL Pitcher #24

Orioles RHP Zach Eflin (back) is a “full go” for Spring Training.

He is “having a normal camp” per MASN’s Roch Kubatko. Eflin isn’t going to be high on draft boards, but he’s in a good enough situation in Baltimore to be a worthwhile AL-only league flier or a streamer in 12-team leagues if he makes it through Spring Training healthy.

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Source: Roch Kubatko

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Colin Selby

BAL Pitcher #60

Orioles placed RHP Colin Selby on the 15-day disabled list with shoulder inflammation.

Not good. Selby pitched in 11 games for the Orioles in 2025 out of the pen and carried a 3.21 ERA and 1.28 WHIP in a low-leverage role. He wasn’t on the fantasy radar, but his absence may clear the way for some different members of Baltimore’s bullpen depth to make a roster push.

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Source: Roch Kubatko

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Jordan Westburg

BAL Infield #11

Orioles GM Mike Elias said Jordan Westburg (oblique) will be a “few games late into spring play.”

He’s turned a corner, per Elias, but this oblique injury popped up three weeks ago. It’s not expected to impact his status for Opening Day at this time. This shouldn’t impact Westburg’s fantasy stock too much from where we sit today, but as we learned with Gunnar Henderson last Spring Training, sometimes the lingering injuries do indeed linger.

Source: Jake Rill

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Jackson Holliday

BAL Infield #7
Orioles placed IF Jackson Holliday on the 15-day injured list with a broken hamate bone.

He’ll undergo surgery tomorrow. Orioles GM Mike Elias said his timeline will be measured in “weeks” after Opening Day, so it sounds like fantasy managers can expect him to miss most if not all of April. The Orioles could move Jordan Westburg to second base early in the season to play Coby Mayo at third, or perhaps they’ll simply give Jeremiah Jackson more run at second base.
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Source: Roch Kubatko

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Josh Hader

HOU Pitcher #71

Astros manager Joe Espada said Josh Hader will resume his throwing program today.

Imaging revealed inflammation of Hader’s biceps tendon and Espada said he has not thrown the last “10 or 11" days. While this timeline gives him plenty of time to ramp up for the season, we don’t love to hear about inflammation on an MRI in February. We’ll be monitoring Hader’s status closely but this is probably something worth breaking a tie in your draft against Hader for if your league is drafting in the near future.

Source: Brian McTaggart

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Justin Crawford

PHI Center Fielder #91

The Athletic’s Charlotte Varnes believes Justin Crawford will be Philadelphia’s regular center fielder as “long as he performs in camp.”

Varnes quotes manager Rob Thomson as saying “I’m not sure what more a guy can do in the minor leagues.” Crawford’s blazing speed, surprisingly sub-par defensive history, and lack of power leave him feeling a lot like Chandler Simpson as a fantasy bet, but he seems to have more trust from the management than Simpson does. He’s got a chance to be a two-category contributor right away, though we doubt he’ll bat high enough to be a fantasy force in this lineup.

Source: The Athletic

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Tarik Skubal

DET Pitcher #29

Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said Tarik Skubal will be Detroit’s Opening Day starter.

Well, yeah. Not a lot of debate to be had here. The Tigers open up against the Padres on Thursday, March 26. Skubal will be a must-start, as always, unless something incredibly concerning happens during spring training.

Source: Evan Petzold

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Jordan Montgomery

FA Starting Pitcher #52
Dallas Morning News’ Evan Grant reports the Rangers signed LHP Jordan Montgomery to a one-year, $1.25 million contract.

Montgomery did not throw a pitch in the majors last year after undergoing Tommy John surgery before the start of last season. He’ll likely have a chance to make some starts later in the season for Texas if his recovery goes well. Montgomery put up a bloated 6.23 ERA in 21 starts in 2024 and is not someone who needs to be on the fantasy radar at this point, though his recovery is worth following.
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