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  • SF Center Fielder #34
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    Giants sent OF Ryan McKenna outright to Triple-A Sacramento.
    The 27-year-old outfielder passed through waivers unclaimed and accepted his outright assignment to Triple-A Sacramento. He’ll continue to function as excess outfield depth for the Giants until he’s called upon once more.
  • ATH Left Fielder #25
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    Brent Rooker will participate in the 2025 Home Run Derby.
    Rooker has some of the best power in the game, and he’s followed a 39-homer season with one that seen him go deep 19 times in 2025. He’s the sixth known participant in the event, and two more names will be added to the event before Monday’s competition.
    Smoltz talks transition to golf from baseball
    Eight-time MLB All-Star John Smoltz sits down with Dan Patrick to discuss his transition from the mound to the golf course, his relationship with social media, and the changing usage of pitchers in the league.
  • CIN Catcher #37
    Tyler Stephenson is not in the lineup for Thursday’s game against the Marlins.
    For the second time in the four-game series, Stephenson will give way to Jose Trevino behind the plate. There doesn’t appear to be a catching controversy yet, but it’s worth noting that Stephenson has been struggling behind the plate since the start of July.
  • NYM Left Fielder #3
    Jesse Winker was removed from the first game of a doubleheader against the Orioles with back tightness.
    Winker was just activated off the injured list Tuesday, but this doesn’t appear to be related to the oblique strain that shelved him for over two months. The outfielder will likely sit out the second game of a doubleheader as well, and should be considered day-to-day for now.
  • TOR Right Fielder #25
    Anthony Santander (shoulder) is still not hitting but believes it will happen “hopefully soon.”
    Santander reported shoulder issues in late May and was placed on the injured list on May 30th. He then had a PRP injection the first week of June, so the fact that it’s not the middle of July and he’s still not swinging a bat doesn’t make us feel good. It’s great that he believes that will happen soon, but, at this point, we’re not counting on much from him this season.
  • BAL Catcher #91
    Orioles selected the contract of C David Bañuelos from Triple-A Norfolk
    The Orioles had a spot on the active roster after dealing reliever Bryan Baker to the Rays. Bañuelos was already on the taxi squad, so the Orioles will go with three catchers for the time being.
  • TEX Starting Pitcher #22
    Jon Gray (wrist) allowed one run in two innings while striking out one for Triple-A Round Rock on Wednesday.
    Gray averaged 94.3 mph on his four-seam fastball and showed strong command of the pitch as well. He mixed in nine sliders, which seemed to have slightly different shape and velocity than we saw previously, and four curves. The Rangers plan to build Gray up as a starter, and with Kumar Rocker and Jack Leiter both showing some cracks, Gray could be an option for the Rangers’ rotation by early August.
  • NYY Center Fielder #78
    Yankees OF prospect Spencer Jones went 2-for-4 with a home run and three runs scored for Triple-A Scranton Wilkes/Barre on Wednesday.
    Jones now has five home runs and a .385/.469/.846 slash line in 10 games since being promoted to Triple-A. However, now may be the best time for the Yankees to try and trade away the 24-year-old. They don’t have a spot open in the outfield, and Jones has 15 strikeouts and a 17 percent swinging strike rate in those 10 Triple-A games. It’s generally hard for hitters with just a 60 percent overall contact rate to succeed when they get to the big league level, but Jones could be used to bring back an intriguing starting pitcher for a beleaguered rotation.
  • CLE Center Fielder #86
    Guardians OF prospect Chase DeLauter went 1-for-4 with a two-run home run for Triple-A Columbus on Wednesday.
    DeLauter’s home run was a 412-foot shot that left the bat at 109 mph. He’s slashing .279/.386/.475 with five home runs and 20 RBI in 33 games at Triple-A. The 23-year-old and fellow left-handed-hitter C.J. Kayfus both homered on Wednesday and are pushing for MLB at-bats in a season where it seems like the Guardians could trade away big league hitters like Carlos Santana and Lane Thomas at the trade deadline.
  • LAD Relief Pitcher #49
    Blake Treinen (forearm) struck out two in a shutout inning for Triple-A Oklahoma City on Wednesday.
    The veteran threw eight of his 12 pitches for strikes while sitting 95.5 mph on his sinker. He mixed in his sweeper, which got one whiff on one swing, and also threw a cutter. He seems healthy and could be called up this weekend. With Tanner Scott struggling to close out games, Treinen could pitch his way into a committee at the end of games for the Dodgers.
  • MIN Shortstop #2
    Brooks Lee is starting at second base and batting third against the Cubs on Thursday.
    Lee had the day off on Wednesday while Willi Castro moved into the infield to play second base. Until there is a trade, this is likely going to be how things play out in Minnesota. They have too many bats for the amount of spots in the lineup, so players like Lee, Byron Buxton, Royce Lewis, and Ty France will all likely rest at least one game per week. Buxton is out of the lineup on Thursday.