MLB Player News

MLB Player News
Top 300 Rankings
Draft Prep
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

Shawn Dubin

AZ Relief Pitcher #62

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players

Diamondbacks signed RHP Shawn Dubin to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

Dubin fortifies Arizona’s bullpen depth heading into spring training after being removed from Baltimore’s 40-man roster at the start of the offseason. The 30-year-old journeyman posted a serviceable 4.95 FIP and 28/11 K/BB ratio across 33 2/3 innings over 30 appearances between the Astros and Orioles this past season. He’ll operate in middle relief for the Diamondbacks if he makes the club’s Opening Day roster.

Transaction

Link copied to clipboard!
Emiliano Teodo

TEX Pitcher #82

Personalize your Rotoworld feed by favoriting players
Rangers optioned RHP Emiliano Teodo to Triple-A Round Rock and RHP Winston Santos to Double-A Frisco; reassigned RHP Nabil Crismatt, RHP Declan Cronin, OF Trevor Hauver to minor league camp.

Teodo is coming off a disappointing 2025 season where he dealt with injury and an inability to throw strikes, but he has an electric arm and could help Texas before the end of 2026. Crismatt likely has an opt-out, so he’ll have a choice to either report to Triple-A or elect free agency.
Related
Transaction

Link copied to clipboard!
Target Abreu late for fantasy RP amid Hader injury

February 26, 2026 03:48 PM

Eric Samulski and James Schiano look at the 'landmine-y' world of fantasy relief pitchers and explain why Josh Hader's injury gives Bryan Abreu a massive boost in value.

Up Next

3:09

Target Abreu late for fantasy RP amid Hader injury

Now Playing

3:02

Machado in ‘sweet spot’ for top fantasy 3B options

Now Playing

9:42

ABS won’t remove ‘human element’ from MLB umpiring

Now Playing

7:21

Will Pirates sign Griffin to long-term deal?

Now Playing

2:37

Navigate Sale carefully in fantasy amid extension

Now Playing

2:55

De La Cruz, Witt Jr. headline fantasy SS plays

Now Playing

2:31

Keaschall, McLain headline sleeper fantasy 2Bs

Now Playing

2:01

Schiano: It’s ‘impossible’ to draft Westburg

Now Playing

3:07

Kurtz, Soderstrom are top 1B options in fantasy

Now Playing

2:38

Fantasy catcher depth is ‘lightyears beyond’ past

Now Playing
Jacob Meyers

HOU Center Fielder #6

Jake Meyers (back) is hitting sixth and playing centerfield against the Nationals on Monday.

Meyers was scratched from Friday’s bout with back spasms, but the 29-year-old is ready to roll for the spring showdown, and should be just fine for the regular season.

Injury

Link copied to clipboard!
Bryan Hoeing

SD Pitcher #78

The Padres have shut Bryan Hoeing down due to discomfort in his right elbow.

For the second straight season, it appears that Hoeing will open the season on the injured list. The Padres are optimistic it isn’t a serious injury, but it makes sense that they’ll take the necessary precautions. Once healthy, Hoeing should work in the middle innings for the San Diego bullpen.

Injury

Source: San Diego Union Tribune

Link copied to clipboard!
Dan Hammer

NYM Relief Pitcher

Mets signed RHP Dan Hammer to a minor league contract.

Hammer has intrigued in the minors with his ability to miss bats with a career 10.9 K/9, but he’s also posted an abhorrent 7.5 BB/9 in that timeframe. The Mets will try and get him to throw enough strikes while still missing bats. Weirder things have happened.

Transaction

Link copied to clipboard!
Shea Langeliers

ATH Catcher #23

Shea Langeliers had a two-run homer and a double off Andrew Abbott as the A’s crushed the Reds 12-4 on Sunday.

Langeliers has hit first, second, fifth and third in his four starts over the last week. The last two of those came with Jacob Wilson leading off, which seems to be the big question in the Athletics’ lineup at the moment. If Wilson hits lower in the order, Langeliers would probably bat second behind Nick Kurtz in the leadoff spot. If Wilson leads off, then Langeliers might bat fifth against righties, with Tyler Soderstrom occupying the cleanup spot.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
J.T. Ginn

ATH Starting Pitcher #70

JT Ginn blanked the Reds for three innings in a victory Sunday.

With Luis Morales stumbling out of the gate, Ginn’s chances of making the A’s rotation are increasing. He’s pitched five scoreless innings to date, allowing only one hit in the process.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
Gage Jump

ATH Starting Pitcher

A’s prospect Gage Jump pitched two scoreless innings and struck out three Sunday against the Reds.

All three strikeouts came on his fastball, which topped out at 98.1 mph today. The 73rd overall pick in the 2024 draft, Jump has little chance of breaking camp with the A’s, but a summer arrival is possible. He had a 3.64 ERA in 19 starts and one relief appearance after moving up to Double-A last year.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
Andrew Abbott

CIN Starting Pitcher #41

Andrew Abbott was tagged for four runs in 2 2/3 innings by the Athletics on Sunday.

The last two runs came after he was pulled with two outs in the third. Abbott has an 11.57 ERA after two turns this spring, but no one will care much about that. He seemed like a poor value pick in mixed leagues after a strong 2025 season that wasn’t really backed up by his peripherals regardless of the spring line.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
Nathaniel Lowe

CIN 1st Baseman #37

Nathaniel Lowe hit a 460-foot homer off the Athletics’ Nick Anderson on Sunday.

Lowe did his former Rays teammate dirty as both try to make teams while on minor league deals this spring. Lowe doesn’t really make any sense for the Reds unless they send Sal Stewart down, and they really should not do that. Still, another team might want him as a first baseman against righties, depending on how the spring shakes out.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!
Dane Myers

CIN Outfield #17

Dane Myers went 2-for-3 with a homer against the A’s on Sunday.

Myers, who was acquired from the Marlins in late December, is off to a 5-for-11 start as he works to secure a spot in Cincinnati’s outfield as a starter against lefties. He should get the gig, but he does have an option year left if the team wants to send him down.

Recap

Link copied to clipboard!