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Byron Buxton

MIN Center Fielder #25

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Byron Buxton is day-to-day with a forearm contusion after getting hit by a pitch Friday against the Rays.

The Kevin Kelly offering hit him near his back elbow. X-rays were negative, though as we saw with Jordan Lawlar, that’s not necessarily everything. James Outman replaced him as a pinch-runner and in center field. He would be his primary replacement if Buxton misses some time.
Konnor Griffin

PIT Shortstop #85

Konnor Griffin had an RBI double in his first major league at-bat and walked Friday as the Pirates beat the Orioles 6-5.

Griffin’s double was a 106-mph liner to left-center against Kyle Bradish as part of a four-run second inning. He knocked in Ryan O’Hearn and then scored on a Jared Triolo single. He walked his second time up, struck out in his third plate appearance (despite previously getting a 2-2 pitch overturned to stay alive) and then had a weak groundout his last time up. All in all, it was a very successful day for the 19-year-old.
Gregory Soto

PIT Relief Pitcher #31

Gregory Soto earned his first save despite giving up a Gunnar Henderson solo homer in the ninth Friday against the Pirates.

It’s just speculation, but it might that the Pirates used Dennis Santana in eighth and Soto in the ninth today just so that they’d have a lefty facing Henderson, who already had two hits in the game. Santana was perfect in the eighth, and Soto struck out both batters he faced before the long ball. He then fanned Pete Alonso to end the contest. We’re not sure why the Pirates seem to have this much faith in Soto, but it hasn’t cost them yet. Santana is still probably the favorite for saves in Pittsburgh, but it looks like it will be an annoying situation for a while.
José Buttó

SF Relief Pitcher #70

José Bútto was diagnosed with a blood clot in his right arm and will undergo a procedure to remove it.

Butto left Wednesday’s game with discomfort and was placed on the IL on Thursday. The Giants will have a better idea how much time he might miss after the procedure.
Trey Yesavage

TOR Starting Pitcher #39

Trey Yesavage, on the IL with a shoulder impingement, gave up one run in 2 2/3 innings Friday in his first rehab start for Low-A Dunedin.

The one run came on an inside-the-park homer. Yesavage struck out three and threw 44 pitches. We’ll have to wait and see when his second start will come, as the Jays haven’t been having him work with a typical rest pattern yet this year.
Cade Horton

CHC Starting Pitcher #22

Cade Horton will get tests this weekend and go on the injured list due to forearm discomfort.

Horton said after the game that the discomfort that caused him to leave his start against the Guardians in the second inning began in his wrist before he developed tightness in his forearm. That doesn’t really sound like a UCL problem, but we’ll see. The Cubs are certainly going to play things safe regardless. Colin Rea, who allowed one run in 3 1/3 innings after taking over for Horton today, is likely to step into the rotation.
Luinder Avila

KC Starting Pitcher #58

Friday’s game between the Brewers and Royals was rained out and will made up as part of a split doubleheader on Saturday.

Chad Patrick and Luinder Avila, filling in for an ill Michael Wacha, were supposed to start tonight’s game. They’ll now pitch the first game on Saturday, with previously scheduled starters Brandon Sproat and Seth Lugo to work in game two.
Patrick Corbin

TOR Starting Pitcher #46

Blue Jays signed LHP Patrick Corbin to a one-year contract, optioned hm to Low-A Dunedin.

Corbin will make $1 million. He expected more after a solid showing with the Rangers last year (7-11, 4.40 ERA, 131/51 K in 155 1/3 IP), but it never materialized. For the Jays, this seems like a response to Cody Ponce’s ACL injury. If Trey Yesavage and Shane Bieber progress as hoped in the coming weeks, they might never need to turn to Corbin. If not, he can provide innings at the back of the rotation for a spell.
Jordan Lawlar

AZ Shortstop #10

Jordan Lawlar has a fracture in his right wrist after being hit by a pitch Thursday against the Braves and will go on the IL.

X-rays were negative last night, but a CT scan found the fracture, and he’s expected to miss 6-8 weeks. Adrian Del Castillo is set to come off the IL and replace him on the active roster. Jorge Barrosa and Tim Tawa will get some extra at-bats, and Jose Fernandez will keep playing fairly regularly for now. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. will likely beat Lawlar back from the IL, which might result in some playing time questions when Lawlar returns.
Alejandro Kirk

TOR Catcher #30

Alejandro Kirk left Friday’s game in the 10th inning with an apparent left thumb injury.

A foul tip deflected off the bottom of Kirk’s mitt and left him in a lot of pain, so much so that he walked off without any attempt to stay in. If there’s a break, he’ll probably miss at least a month. Brandon Valenzuela would likely be called up to share time with Tyler Heineman.

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