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Gabriel Arias

CLE Shortstop #13

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Gabriel Arias made an early exit from Monday’s game against the Royals with left hamstring tightness.

Arias was lifted for a pinch-runner following a fifth-inning double where he appeared to suffer the injury. The 26-year-old infielder was 1-for-2 prior to exiting and was replaced by Daniel Schneemann at shortstop. There should be an update on his status prior to Tuesday’s game after he undergoes further evaluation and testing.
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Source: Tim Stebbins

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Joshua Baez

STL Right Fielder #22

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Cardinals OF prospect Joshua Báez went 1-for-5 with a three-run home run on Tuesday for Triple-A Memphis.

The 22-year-old is now up to 18 home runs, 48 RBI, and a .937 OPS in 230 Triple-A at-bats this season. Lars Nootbaar’s return has clogged the Cardinals’ outfield a little, but Báez is certainly pushing for his opportunity.

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Athletics' young core capable of 'special things'

June 10, 2026 12:30 PM

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Victor Vodnik

COL Relief Pitcher #38

Victor Vodnik (ulnar nerve) threw a scoreless inning for Triple-A Albuquerque on Tuesday.

Vodnik has been sidelined since May 20th with right ulnar nerve inflammation. He had a strong month of April, but struggled at the beginning of May as he pitched through the injury. He could work himself back into the late innings when he returns to the Rockies’ bullpen.

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Max Fried

NYY Starting Pitcher #54

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Max Fried (elbow) would have new imaging on his elbow “later in the week.”

This is noteworthy because Fried was expected to get the follow-up imaging on Tuesday, but it apparently did not happen. The left-hander has been throwing from flat ground, but he will need more imaging before he can be cleared to ramp up his progression. Until that happens, there’s no way to put a timeline on his return from a left elbow bone bruise that he suffered on May 13th.

Source: Gary Phillips

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Austin Wells

NYY Catcher #28

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said that Austin Wells (neck) was doing baseball activities in New York on Wednesday.

Wells went on the injured list over the weekend with cervical headaches. Being back on the field and doing baseball activities suggests that this might be a minimum stint on the injured list for the 26-year-old.

Source: Gary Phillips

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Blake Dunn

CIN Right Fielder #59

Blake Dunn is not in the starting lineup for the Reds on Wednesday against the Padres.

This is Dunn’s first game on the bench since May 19th, starting in 18 straight games in the outfield. Over that stretch, he has hit .284/.318/.383 with one home run, nine runs scored, four RBI, and three steals. He’s more of a deep league asset given that he hits leadoffs in one of the best offensive environments in baseball. Dane Myers will start in center field and bat seventh on Wednesday.

Source: Cincinnati Reds

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Zach McCambley

CIN Starting Pitcher #62

Reds optioned RHP Zach McCambley to Triple-A Louisville

The 26-year-old allowed three runs on six hits in four innings across three appearances out of the bullpen for the Reds. His Triple-A numbers are much better, so we expect he’ll get another chance over the summer.

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Chase Petty

CIN Starting Pitcher #61

Reds recalled RHP Chase Petty from Triple-A Louisville

Petty was once a top prospect for the Reds, but he is pitching to a 6.17 ERA in 42 1/3 innings at Triple-A this season. His last two appearances for the Reds have been as a starter, but they don’t seem to need one right now, unless the Reds are planning to use him as a spot starter when they have six games in a row beginning on Friday.

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Chandler Simpson

TB Left Fielder #14
Chandler Simpson is not in the starting lineup on Wednesday against the Red Sox.

Simpson returned on Tuesday after missing three days off and went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts. His lingering thumb injury may be why he’s being held out of the lineup on Wednesday, but the Red Sox are also throwing yet another left-handed pitcher. Austin Slater will make his third straight start in the outfield, and Ryan Vilade will make his fourth straight start, batting cleanup and playing left field.
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Source: Marc Topkin

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Marcelo Mayer

BOS 2nd Baseman #11
Marcelo Mayer is not in the lineup on Wednesday against the Rays as he deals with neck and back spasms.

The Red Sox don’t seem worried about him needing an IL stint, but we have seen many players head to the injured list after a battle with back spasms. It would be unfortunate for Mayer, who has battled multiple injuries over his brief MLB career and was slashing .286/.323/.429 with one home run and six RBI over his last six games. Isiah Kiner-Falefa will start at shortstop and bat eighth with Andruw Monasterio at second base and hitting ninth.
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Source: Boston Red Sox

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Logan Porter

LAA Catcher #13

Angels selected the contract of Logan Porter from Triple-A Salt Lake

Porter was just signed to a minor league deal on Friday, but will now be activated after Sebastian Rivero got hurt on Tuesday night. The Angels will need to make a move to free up a spot on the 40-man roster, but it would likely just be moving Jack Kochanowicz to the 60-day injured list.

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