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Xander Bogaerts

SD Shortstop #2

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Xander Bogaerts clobbered a walk-off grand slam in the 12th inning on Thursday night, powering the Padres to a 7-3 victory over the Rockies.

In what had been a wild back-and-forth affair throughout the night, Bogaerts finally delivered the crushing blow as he ambushed a 1-0 sinker from Valente Bellozo for a 399-foot (108.3 mph EV) game-winning blast. Bogaerts finished the day 2-for-6 with a pair of runs scored and is now slashing .241/.281/.389 with two homers and eight RBI on the season.
Hunter Goodman

COL Catcher #15

Hunter Goodman was removed from Thursday night’s battle against the Padres in the sixth inning after he was hit by a pitch on his right hand.

It’s the second straight game in which Goodman has been drilled on the hand, this time it was a 95.1 mph fastball from Randy Vasquez. It looked like initially he wanted to remain in the game, but after the training staff was attempting to treat it, Goodman’s fingers were still bleeding so he was pulled from the ballgame. Presumably he’ll head for imaging just to see if there’s any fractures. Expect the Rockies to provide an update on his status after the game.
Anthony Kay

CWS Relief Pitcher #18

Anthony Kay was outstanding in Thursday night’s victory over the Royals, scattering three hits over 5 2/3 innings of shutout baseball.

The 31-year-old southpaw piled up six strikeouts on the evening while issuing two free passes. Kay also plunked a couple of batters in the ballgame. Twice the Royals were able to put two runners on base against him, but they were unable to push any runs across. He got 13 swings and misses on 100 offerings in the ballgame — four each on his fastball and sweeper — while posting a strong CSW of 34 percent. He now sports a 2.45 ERA, 1.16 WHIP and an 11/8 K/BB ratio over 14 2/3 innings through his first three outings on the year. He’ll do battle against the Rays his next time out at home on Wednesday and could be worth a look as a streaming option.
Jose Fernandez

AZ Shortstop #11

Jose Fernandez went 2-for-4 with a double, RBI and a run scored as the Diamondbacks triumphed over the Mets 7-1 on Thursday night.

Fernandez smacked a one-out double off of Nolan McLean in the second inning, but never advanced past second base. He then helped to spur a four-run rally in the seventh with a one-out single that chased McLean before scoring on an RBI ground out off the bat of Alek Thomas. He also drove in a run with a ground ball in the eighth inning. The 22-year-old infielder has impressed in his brief stay with the Diamondbacks, hitting .333 (8-for-24) with a pair of home runs, five RBI and a stolen base.
Mick Abel

MIN Starting Pitcher #20

Mick Abel threw six shutout innings against the Tigers on Thursday.

Unfortunately the bullpen quickly blew the 1-0 lead he left with, leaving Abel with a no-decision. He allowed four hits, walked three, and averaged 94.9 mph with the fastball. When the secondaries play as well as Abel’s did today -- he generated six whiffs on 31 swings against non-fastballs -- his fastball is hard enough to hit that it ties together well. Now carrying a 6.08 ERA through two starts, Abel is probably a fringe start against the Red Sox next week.
Jeffrey Springs

ATH Starting Pitcher #59

Jeffrey Springs threw seven shutout innings against the Yankees on Thursday, allowing just one hit while picking up the win.

He made it through six no-hit innings before Ben Rice pulled a single past Nick Kurtz in the seventh. Springs struck out six and generated 14 whiffs, including four against the slider and five against both his fastball and changeup. Springs wasn’t quite a must-start, but this certainly bolsters the resume ahead of an upcoming set against the Rangers. He’s got a 1.47 ERA and 15 strikeouts in 18 1/3 innings through his first three turns.
Ryan Weathers

NYY Starting Pitcher #40

Ryan Weathers threw eight innings and struck out seven while allowing just one run against the A’s Thursday.

Weathers topped out at 97 and generated 12 whiffs against the Athletics, including four each with his sweeper and four-seam fastball. (His “secondary” fastball.) He also walked none. It’s his best start in a Yankees uniform and cuts his season ERA to 2.81. Weathers figures to be a potential starter even in 10-team leagues against the Angels next week.
Deyvison De Los Santos

MIA 3rd Baseman #63

FishOnFirst’s Kevin Barral reports the Marlins are calling up 1B/3B Deyvison De Los Santos.

That augurs badly for Griffin Conine’s knee, in theory. De Los Santos was briefly called up in March before the Marlins claimed Leo Jimenez off waivers. It’s possible he’ll get real playing time for the Marlins, but fantasy managers should probably take a wait-and-see approach.
Owen Caissie

MIA Right Fielder #17

Owen Caissie went 3-for-4 with 3 RBI and two doubles against the Reds on Thursday.

Caissie’s 2-RBI double in the fourth-inning was just over the glove of T.J. Friedl in left field, plating two. He added an RBI single in the seventh. Caissie has stabilized in the No. 6 spot against right-handed starters. The platoon role keeps him from being a must-start in fantasy leagues, but he’s looked more than able through his first few weeks in Miami, hitting .324/.385/.618 through his first 34 plate appearances.
Corbin Carroll

AZ Right Fielder #7

Corbin Carroll is not in the lineup for Thursday’s game against the Mets.

It will be Jorge Barrosa in right field and batting ninth for the Diamondbacks as they get their superstar a rest day on Thursday. Gabriel Moreno is also sitting this one out for Arizona, leaving Adrian Del Castillo and Jose Fernandez as the 4-5 hitters against Nolan McLean.