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Mike Trout's knee soreness could impact the upcoming game against the Detroit Tigers at Angel Stadium. Trout has played in all 28 games this season, with 18 hits and 9 home runs. His current batting average stands at .173, with an OPS of .723.

In Trout's absence, players like Jorge Soler and Jo Adell might see changes in their roles or playing time. Trout has been starting in the third spot in the batting order for 26 games, maintaining an average of .181 with 8 home runs in that position. The Angels will have to adjust their lineup for the game against the Tigers if Trout is unable to play.

Brice Turang's absence comes just after he dealt with shoulder soreness in March. This season, he has played in 30 games, hitting .317 with 38 hits and 3 home runs. Turang has been consistent at the plate, with 15 RBIs and 8 stolen bases.

With Turang out, Caleb Durbin or Joey Ortiz might fill in at second base. The Brewers are set to face the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field, where Turang's .316 average in road games could be missed. Turang's recent performance includes a .327 average over the last 10 games, showing his importance to the lineup.

King's recent performance adds to his strong season stats, with a record of 3-1 and an ERA of 2.18. He has maintained a K/9 rate of 11.1 over the last 7 games, demonstrating his ability to strike out batters consistently.

He also continues his streak of scoring 32+ FanDuel points in 4 straight games. This consistency is shown in his situational stats, where his ERA is 1.59 over the last 3 games, highlighting his effective pitching.

Ramos had a solid game with a home run and a walk, adding to his season totals. This brings his home run count to four and his walks to nine in 30 games. His batting average now stands at .246, with an OPS of .689.

In the last ten games, Ramos has a .333 batting average. His OPS over this period is .895, showing improvement in his performance. This recent stretch includes two RBIs and one home run. His situational stats highlight his contribution in recent games.

The save against the Giants added to Suarez's season total, now reaching 11 saves. This performance keeps his impressive ERA at 0.69 over 13 innings pitched.

In road games, Suarez has not allowed an earned run, maintaining an ERA of 0.0. With 5 saves on the road and a WHIP of 0.2, he continues to excel in away settings.

Tatis Jr. had a strong game against the Giants, adding three hits to his season total. This performance brings his season average to .330, with 36 hits in 109 at-bats.

Over his last five games, Tatis Jr. has maintained a .417 average. His home game performance stands out, with a .379 average and five home runs so far.

Arraez's two hits against the Giants pushed his season total to 26 hits in 23 games. This performance helped improve his batting average to .289, demonstrating his solid start to the season.

In the last five games, Arraez has shown strength with an OPS of .957. His ability to hit triples, as seen in the recent game, adds depth to his offensive stats, which include 3 home runs and 8 RBIs so far this season.

Yastrzemski's performance against the Padres added to his season totals. With 23 hits in 87 at-bats, his batting average stands at .264.

The recent home run marked his fourth of the season. On the road, his average is .177 with 2 home runs and 6 RBIs.

Schanuel's performance against the Mariners added to his season stats. He now has 23 hits and 10 walks in 27 games.

On the road, Schanuel has been more effective with a .255 average and two home runs. His situational stats show a .189 average over the last 15 games.

Campero's game against the Mariners added to his road stats. He has a .333 batting average in away games this season, showing he hits well when traveling.

With no active streaks, this game highlighted his skill in getting on base. His ability to walk and steal shows his versatility on the field.