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Jackson Merrill is currently on a five-game hit streak, highlighting his performance. In the last seven games, he has maintained a .320 batting average. This showcases his consistent contribution to the team's offense.

For the 2025 season, Merrill has played 44 games, recording a .304 batting average. He has 52 hits in 171 at-bats, including 10 doubles and 5 home runs. His OPS stands at .823, indicating his overall effectiveness at the plate.

Evan Carter of the Texas Rangers is currently dealing with wrist soreness. Despite the injury, he is expected to play in the upcoming games. Earlier in the season, Carter missed time due to a quad injury, returning in early June.

This season, Carter has played 21 games and has a batting average of .283. He has 17 hits, with 4 home runs and 10 RBIs. In the last 5 games, he has hit .467, including 2 home runs and 5 RBIs. His on-base plus slugging percentage (OPS) for the season is .885.

Tyler joined the Orioles on June 15, 2025. He brings three years of MLB experience to the team.

He has not played any games this season. His next opportunity might be against the Tampa Bay Rays on June 16, 2025.

DeSclafani is now with the Arizona Diamondbacks, ready to contribute as a starting pitcher. His signing took place on June 15, 2025, after being released by the Yankees on June 12.

Though DeSclafani has not played any games this season, he brings nine years of MLB experience. The Diamondbacks will face the San Diego Padres at Chase Field on June 15, 2025.

Carson Palmquist is set to return to the Rockies' active roster. The left-handed pitcher, wearing jersey number 45, has been part of the MLB for a year.

The Rockies face the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park on June 15, 2025. Palmquist has pitched in five games this season, recording 16 strikeouts in 22 innings.

Byron Buxton's recent elbow injury adds to a string of challenges this season. Previously, he dealt with a concussion, which sidelined him for several days in May. This season, Buxton has played 54 games, hitting .273 with 11 home runs and 41 RBIs.

In his recent performance over the last five games, Buxton showed a .467 batting average. He had seven hits in 15 at-bats, showing strong contributions to the Twins. His OPS in this span was 1.356, a key indicator of his effectiveness at the plate.

Kyle Freeland has played 14 games this season, all as a starting pitcher for the Colorado Rockies. He has thrown 73 2/3 innings with a record of 1 win and 8 losses. His ERA stands at 5.13, and he has a WHIP of 1.52.

In his recent games, Freeland pitched 6 innings against the San Francisco Giants, allowing 3 earned runs with 5 strikeouts. Against the Miami Marlins, he had a strong outing, pitching 6 1/3 innings without giving up any earned runs and striking out 4. He also struck out 4 in 6 innings against the New York Mets, allowing 3 earned runs.

The Brewers released their left fielder on Sunday, June 15, 2025. This move comes after his brief stint with the team, where he played five games and had one hit in eight at-bats.

In those games, he recorded a .125 batting average and struck out twice. Before joining the Brewers, he had signed with the Braves in April 2025.

Tyler Mahle has pitched in 14 games this season, recording 77 innings pitched. He has six wins and three losses with an ERA of 2.34. Mahle has struck out 56 batters and issued 27 walks, resulting in a K/9 rate of 6.5.

In recent games, Mahle scored 15+ FanDuel points in six consecutive outings. On June 10, he faced the Minnesota Twins and pitched 5.67 innings, allowing four earned runs and striking out three. In that game, the Rangers won 16-4.

Brendan Donovan is set to play despite his current injury concerns. Over the season, he has maintained a batting average of .310 with 77 hits in 248 at-bats. Donovan has contributed 26 RBIs and 4 home runs so far.

Recently, Donovan faced a few injury setbacks, including hip tightness and a rib injury. Despite these issues, his on-base percentage remains strong at .378. Donovan has also collected 20 doubles this season, highlighting his ability to find gaps in the defense.