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Ronald Acuña Jr.

ATL Right Fielder #13

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Ronald Acuña Jr. has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 left hamstring strain, according to Braves broadcaster Wiley Ballard.

Atlanta skipper Walt Weiss expressed confidence that Acuña’s latest hamstring injury wasn’t as serious as the one that cost him nearly three weeks back in early May. The 28-year-old fantasy superstar hit the injured list prior to Wednesday’s game against the White Sox after an MRI revealed a low-grade strain. It sounds like there’s a strong possibility that he makes it back to Atlanta before the end of June. However, there isn’t an official return timetable from the club yet.
Oneil Cruz

PIT Center Fielder #15

Oneil Cruz on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to June 8, with left hand fourth and fifth metacarpal non-displaced fractures.

Cruz is expected to miss at least one month, reports Kevin Gorman of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. It’s a massive loss for the Pirates and fantasy managers, as Cruz was putting together a monster campaign, slashing .264/.350/.472 with 14 homers, 44 RBI and 21 steals in 283 plate appearances over 64 games. He’s still striking out a ton, but has made some serious strides against left-handed pitching, evolving into an upper-echelon fantasy contributor in the process. There isn’t an official timetable from the Pirates, but fantasy managers should anticipate Cruz remaining sidelined until after next month’s All-Star break.
Will Smith

LAD Catcher #16

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Will Smith (neck) will most likely to require a trip to the injured list.

All signs point to Smith hitting the injured list later this week. He’s sitting out his fourth consecutive game on Wednesday night against the Pirates while he continues to deal with neck stiffness. The Dodgers are obviously prioritizing the postseason over everything else, which is why they would rather give their 31-year-old star backstop some additional time off to put the issue to bed rather than take any chances. It’ll be Dalton Rushing handling the bulk of the catching duties in his absence, which is a definite short-term boost to his fantasy appeal.
Max Scherzer

TOR Starting Pitcher #31

Blue Jays activated RHP Max Scherzer from the 15-day injured list.

Scherzer returns to take the ball for Wednesday’s series finale against the Phillies at the Rogers Centre following a six-week absence recovering from a forearm strain. The 41-year-old future Hall of Famer’s durability remains his biggest obstacle to sustained fantasy value at this stage of his career, but he’s been an effective starter, when healthy. A wait-and-see approach seems like the best route given his struggles in five early-season starts, but he’ll offer some streaming appeal if he’s feeling right from a physical standpoint again.
Colt Emerson

SEA Shortstop #85

Colt Emerson (back) remains out of the lineup for Wednesday’s contest against the Orioles.

The encouraging development here is that Emerson was able to resume swinging a bat and is optimistic he’ll avoid a trip to the injured list. The 20-year-old top prospect is sitting out his third consecutive game due to back tightness with Cole Young drawing another start at shortstop. Emerson is presumably day-to-day heading into Thursday’s series finale in Baltimore.
Drew Rasmussen

TB Starting Pitcher #57

Drew Rasmussen fanned a career-high 13 over seven scoreless innings in defeating the Red Sox on Wednesday.

Rasmussen had just one previous 10-strikeout game, finishing with exactly 10 against the Yankees on Sept. 9, 2022. He got 20 missed swings and allowed just two hits and two hard-hit balls today. The Red Sox swung at 15 of the 23 four-seamers he threw and racked up eight whiffs without ever putting any of them in play. Rasmussen has pitched seven scoreless innings in three of his last four starts and is 6-2 with a 2.71 ERA on the season. He’ll face the Dodgers next week.
Caleb Durbin

BOS 3rd Baseman #5

Caleb Durbin went 3-for-4 and delivered his second and third homers of the year Wednesday against the Rays.

Where did that come from? Both homers were no doubters to left, with the first checking in at 415 feet. That’s 29 feet farther than his previous long fly this year. The 107.7 mph it left the bat at was also a season high. It’s Durbin’s first two-homer game as a major leaguer. He’s hit .341 with eight extra-base hits in his last 12 games, so playing time is no longer a question for him at the moment. He still might offer some fantasy value in deeper leagues.
Adley Rutschman

BAL Catcher #35

Adley Rutschman (hamstring) and Samuel Basallo (wrist) are not in the lineup on Wednesday against the Mariners.

This will be the third straight game that both players miss. As of now, there is no indication that either one of them will need to go on the injured list, but that could change if these injuries linger. Sam Huff will catch and bat ninth on Wednesday, while Taylor Ward will be the DH, and Tyler O’Neill will play right field and bat eighth.
Willy Adames

SF Shortstop #2

Willy Adames is not in the lineup on Wednesday against the Nationals.

Adames is out because of lower-half discomfort he felt during last night’s game. As of now, there’s no indication this will be a lengthy absence. Casey Schmitt will start at shortstop with Victor Bericoto in left field, batting eighth, and Jonah Cox in center field, batting ninth.
Jasson Domínguez

NYY Left Fielder #24

Jasson Domínguez (shoulder) went 3-for-3 with a walk, a home run, and two RBI on Tuesday for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

Domínguez is working his way back from an AC joint sprain that he suffered on May 8th. With Aaron Judge (stress fracture) likely sidelined until August, it seems like Domínguez could have a solid runway of playing time coming up; however, Yankees manager Aaron Boone would not commit to activating the 23-year-old Domínguez in the coming day. Of course, if Spencer Jones struggles, that might make the decision easier.