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Through five games, Bergolla has gone 12-for-20 (.600) with three doubles, six RBI, three walks, and two stolen bases. The 21-year-old also hit .286/.342/.333 in 125 games at Double-A last year with 40 stolen bases. There is little power to speak of here, but Bergolla is a good defender up the middle and clearly has plenty of speed. If he can continue to get on base at a high rate, he could become an interesting fantasy player.

Uberstine allowed one run on three hits in 2 2/3 innings in his MLB debut over the weekend. With Garrett Whitlock back off the Paternity List, Uberstine will go back to starting in the minor leagues.

Whitlock missed the series against the Padres and will be right back in high-leverage innings for the Red Sox as they look to break their early-season funk.

Mauricio has gone 9-for-33 so far in Triple-A with one home run and three steals. He has some intriguing raw tools, but he’s likely going to be in a bench role with Brett Baty in left field and Mark Vientos at first base while Juan Soto (calf) remains on the IL.

Soto said over the weekend that he believed he could avoid the injured list and called himself “day-to-day.” Unfortunately, the injury was more severe than that. The team has said that a typical return for this type of injury is between two and three weeks. The Mets would like Brett Baty to take most of Soto’s innings in left field, but Baty jammed his left thumb on Saturday night and didn’t play on Sunday. Baty was allegedly able to pinch hit, so he should be good to go, which would also open up first base at-bats for Mark Vientos, who has been swinging a hot bat lately.

Fraley got the day off on Sunday and is right back in the lineup today. The veteran is 5-for-19 to start the season with one run scored. He’s not making strong enough contact early in the season and could be at risk of losing playing time to Jonny DeLuca.

With Pete Fairbanks going on Paternity Leave, Gusto will be called up to give some length to the Miami bullpen.

No word on how long Enns will be sidelined. Cade Povich and Albert Suarez will fill in as multi-inning relievers in the immediate future.

Young will start on Monday with Zach Eflin (elbow) on the injured list. Young allowed one run on five hits in five innings for Triple-A Norfolk in his start on Wednesday, while striking out four and not walking a single batter. Young could be worth a stream in deeper formats against the White Sox.

Muñoz allowed seven earned runs in three appearances with the Astros this season. He was a Rule 5 pick, so if Muñoz clears waivers, he will be offered back to the Reds before becoming a free agent.

Congrats to Pete and his growing family. He will likely be out for the next three days before returning to the team. Calvin Faucher and Anthony Bender should close while Fairbanks is out.