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Francisco Lindor

NYM Shortstop #12

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The Athletic’s Will Sammon reports the chances of a Francisco Lindor trade at the deadline are “unlikely.”

The Mets have no interest in paying down Lindor’s contract and still view him as a valuable player. While Lindor wasn’t presented in the Mets list of untouchables they bandied around the league after the All-Star game, he also has a full no-trade clause and is owed $160 million after this season, making him a tough fit for most teams. Lindor reportedly wants to stay and declined comment when asked about his no-trade power during a recent conversation with The Athletic.
Clay Holmes

NYM Starting Pitcher #35

The Athletic’s Will Sammon reports Clay Holmes is expected to make a rehab start with High-A Brooklyn on Saturday.

Holmes is seen as a “significant trade candidate” and multiple teams are expected to scout his rehab outing, per Sammon. Holmes notched a 2.39 ERA over his first nine starts of the year before fracturing his fibula on May 15. There have also been talks about the Mets potentially extending Holmes ahead of the deadline, so this will be a fluid situation to track.
Blake Snell

LAD Starting Pitcher #7

Blake Snell (elbow) will begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City on Saturday.

It sounds like Snell is getting closer and closer to a return from a NanoScope procedure on his elbow. He’ll likely require more than one rehab start, but an August return is definitely in play for Snell based on the timing of this assignment.
Hunter Goodman

COL Catcher #15

ESPN’s Jorge Castillo reports the Yankees have called on Hunter Goodman, “though not recently.”

The Yankees, looking for more offensive consistency at catcher, have also been linked to Twins C Ryan Jeffers. Goodman, who still has three years of team control remaining, would likely cost a pretty penny. It’s possible that Austin Wells could have a hot July and get the Yankees off this idea, but if not they could do much worse than Goodman, who already has 27 homers this year and has been an All-Star in both 2025 and 2026.
Ranger Suarez

BOS Starting Pitcher #55

Red Sox manager Chad Tracy said Ranger Suarez (groin) may be ready to be activated off the injured list on Tuesday.

Suarez was placed on the Il with a groin strain on July 9, threw over the break, and is scheduled to throw again today. It sounds like everything is trending well for him to get the ball again in Boston’s next series against the Orioles.
Jacob Misiorowski

MIL Starting Pitcher #32

MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reports that Jacob Misiorowski “is likely to return to the starting rotation during the July 20-22 series versus the Mets.”

Misiorowski had his final start before the All-Star break skipped due to fatigue, and then was not in the rotation announced this weekend. The Brewers have said they will get creative with Misiorowski’s usage down the stretch because he is already at 111 innings this season. He did throw 129 innings between the Majors and minors last year, so we’d expect the Brewers to be comfortable with him getting to at least 140 during the regular season, if not more, so that’s plenty of time for him to positively impact fantasy teams. He may just have a start pushed back here and there to make sure he’s fresh for the postseason.
Junior Caminero

TB 3rd Baseman #13

Junior Caminero (hand) is starting at third base and batting third in Game 1 against the Red Sox on Friday.

There was some concern that Caminero might need to take a couple of games off after getting hit in the left hand by a pitch during the All-Star Game on Tuesday. However, the 23-year-old had his X-rays come back clean, and he’s right back in the lineup with the second half underway.
Max Fried

NYY Starting Pitcher #54

Max Fried (elbow) will begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Friday.

Fried has been sidelined with a bone bruise on the back of his elbow since the middle of May. We know he threw 35 pitches in his last bullpen session, so he may be on a pitch count of around 40-50 pitches in this first outing. There’s a chance that he may only need two or three starts before returning to the Yankees, which means he could be back in New York before the end of July.
Edwin Díaz

LAD Relief Pitcher #3

Edwin Díaz (elbow) will pitch for Single-A Ontario on Friday.

Díaz made two rehab appearances in the Arizona Complex League during the All-Star break. He will now begin pitching at the affiliates. We would expect him to need a couple of appearances next week as well, and the Dodgers may want to see him pitch on back-to-back nights before activating him. He’s getting close, but we may still be a week or two away from Díaz being back in the Dodgers’ bullpen.
Justin Martinez

AZ Relief Pitcher #63

Justin Martinez (elbow) is set to face live hitters in the coming days.

Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo said, “Martinez is just about to step onto a mound in lives. I don’t know the exact day when he’s going to face his lives, but he’s very close, very close.” Martinez had Tommy John surgery last June and had been targeting an August return. As of now, he seems on track to return at some point in August but might need time to work back into leverage innings.

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