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Kremer

Kremer allowed four hits and one walk. He gave up a homer to Sam Antonacci on the second pitch of the game but held Chicago scoreless after that. This was only his third start of the year after a quad injury kept him sidelined since late April. He’s pitched well in the small sample and now has a 20:3 K/BB ratio in 17 innings. His next start lines up at home against the Cubs.

It was reported earlier in the day that Kremer would start today against the White Sox so now the move is official. We would still avoid him in this start outside of AL-only formats

Kremer has been out since late April with a quad injury, so the Orioles will need to make some roster moves before they activate him off the 60-day injured list. Kremer looked good in his last rehab outing, striking out eight over 6 2/3 scoreless innings for Triple-A Norfolk. He may eventually have streaming upside in deeper formats, but we’d leave him on the waiver wire outside of AL-only leagues for now.

Kremer threw 50 of 79 pitches for strikes in his latest rehab outing and appears on the verge of rejoining the Orioles rotation mix later next week. The 30-year-old has been out with a quad strain since late April. He doesn’t offer enough strikeout upside to be a consistent fantasy option outside of AL-only formats but his return will provide a boost to the back-end of Baltimore’s rotation.

Kremer has been on the shelf recovering from a quad strain since late April. The 30-year-old starter will likely need a handful of outings to build up his arm strength and pitch count before returning to Baltimore’s rotation mix.

Orioles’ skipper Craig Albernaz noted that Kremer is “checking the boxes right now, which is great.” The 30-year-old right-hander has been sidelined since the end of April due to a right quad strain and isn’t eligible to return from the injured list until the end of June. It sounds like he could be ready to start a minor league rehab assignment soon.

The Orioles needed to free up a spot on their 40-man roster to re-sign Albert Suarez on Friday, so Kremer was shifted to the 60-day injured list. He has been shelved since the end of April due to a right quad strain and now he won’t be eligible to return until the end of June at the earliest. There’s still no clear timeline for when he may be ready.

Kremer suffered the injury doing his regular work in-between starts and not during Saturday’s loss to the Guardians. It’s unfortunate for the O’s and for fantasy managers, as the 30-year-old hurler had been pitching well since joining the club’s rotation following the injury to Zach Eflin. Brandon Young will start in his place on Friday against the Red Sox and could have a shot at holding down that spot for at least a few weeks now.

Kremer must have suffered hte injury during Saturday’s loss to the Guardians. The severity of the injury — and how much time he may miss — are not yet known. Brandon Young was recalled from Triple-A Norfolk and will start in Kremer’s place on Friday against the Red Sox.

Kremer fanned seven and allowed just two hits, but one of those two was a three-run homer from Brayan Rocchio. Last time out, he fanned nine but gave up three homers to the D-backs. It’s encouraging that he’s missing bats, so it he starts keeping the ball in the yard — and he’s typically been pretty average in the regard — he might be a mixed-league option at some point. He’ll face the Red Sox next weekend.