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Yadier Molina

STL Catcher #4

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Yadier Molina will manage Puerto Rico in the 2023 World Baseball Classic.

How fun is this? Molina, 40, has a been a big part of the Puerto Rico roster in previous WBCs, and now he’ll get a chance to lead the club next spring. It’s not known yet if he’ll also act as a player. It shouldn’t shock anyone if Molina ends up managing an MLB team in the coming years -- assuming it’s something he’s interested in.
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Sep 29, 2022, 11:24 PM UTC

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Tim Tawa

ARI 2nd Baseman #13

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Tim Tawa hit a solo homer in an extra-inning loss to the Rays on Thursday.

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Giants' Doval could provide fantasy insurance

April 24, 2025 02:34 PM

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Christopher Morel

TB 3rd Baseman #24

Christopher Morel hit a homer, doubled and drove in three runs in a win over the Diamondbacks on Thursday in 10 innings.

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Pete Fairbanks

TB Relief Pitcher #29

Pete Fairbanks worked a scoreless 10th to get a save Thursday against the Diamondbacks.

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Corbin Burnes

ARI Starting Pitcher #39

Corbin Burnes gave up three runs — one earned — while striking out eight over 5 1/3 innings while not picking up a decision against the Rays on Thursday.

Burnes generated 10 swings and misses while throwing 89 pitches; 54 of those landing for strikes. The right-hander allowed only three hits, and his defense did him no favors in what was one of his better efforts of the young campaign. Burnes takes a 4.05 ERA into a scheduled start against the Mets next week.

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Drew Rasmussen

TB Starting Pitcher #57

Drew Rasmussen gave up four runs over five innings Thursday in a no-decision versus the Diamondbacks.

Rasmussen surrendered a run in the first and two more in the second, and while the 29-year-old settled down over the next three frames, the damage was done. He walked one and fanned five in the outing, and it’s the first start in 2025 that he’s allowed more than a run. Rasmussen still has a very strong ERA of 2.10 and 27/6 K/BB on the year, and he gets a chance to bounce back Wednesday versus the Royals.

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Matt Gorski

PIT 1st Baseman

Matt Gorski hit a solo homer in a loss to the Angels on Thursday.

In Gorski’s MLB debut, he was able to hit a homer in the second inning off Tyler Anderson. The 27-year-old has shown pop in the minor leagues, but his fun story doesn’t make him a fantasy-relevant player for 2025.

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Oneil Cruz

PIT Center Fielder #15

Oneil Cruz hit a solo homer in a loss to the Angels on Thursday.

Cruz led off the game with a solo blast off Tyler Anderson. The ever-so-talented 26-year-old has gone deep seven times, and he’s shown off his impressive power/speed abilities in the early portion of 2025. You have to take bitter with better when rostering Cruz, but the better is pretty darn good.

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Zach Neto

LAA Shortstop #9

Zach Neto hit a go-ahead homer in the eighth inning to give the Angels a 4-3 win over the Pirates on Thursday.

He also doubled and singled. Neto turned a 3-3 tie into a 4-3 lead for the Halos with his second roundtripper of the season. Since returning from the injured list, he’s hit just .238, but it’s come with a .619 slugging percentage. Expect that batting average to rise and that slugging percentage to creep down, but it’s nice to see Neto contributing after returning from his shoulder issue.

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Kenley Jansen

LAA Relief Pitcher #74

Kenley Jansen picked up a save with a scoreless ninth against the Pirates on Thursday.

Jansen did allow a hit, but he was able to keep that runner at by while keeping is scoreless streak to begin 2025 alive. It’s the sixth save of the season for the 37-year-old, and at least to begin the campaign he’s shown there’s still life left in his right arm.

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Tyler Anderson

LAA Starting Pitcher #31

Tyler Anderson didn’t factor into the decision Thursday after giving up three runs over six innings against the Pirates.

Anderson gave up three runs in the first two innings, but settled down nicely while picking up a quality start. This was the worst start of April for the veteran southpaw, and he still is the proud owner of a respectable 2.60 ERA over his five outings in 2025. Anderson will get a chance to pitch in Seattle next week.

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