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Triston Casas
Boston Red Sox

Triston Casas

Boston Red Sox • #36 1B

Triston Casas of Boston Red Sox Out with Ruptured Left Patellar Tendon

Triston Casas of the Boston Red Sox is out with a ruptured left patellar tendon and is on the 10-day injured list.

What It Means

Triston Casas's injury comes at a time when he has been struggling with his batting average, which stands at .182 for the season. In the last 10 games, he has managed to hit two home runs and has an average of .165. His absence will be felt in the upcoming game against the Minnesota Twins at Fenway Park.

With Casas out, Romy Gonzalez might step into the first base position. Gonzalez, who is listed second on the depth chart for first base, has a batting average of .279. This change could also affect the lineup order, as Casas has typically batted in the 7th spot for the Red Sox.

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Abraham Toro
Oakland Athletics

Abraham Toro

Oakland Athletics • #29 3B

Abraham Toro Recalled By Boston Red Sox On May 3, 2025

Abraham Toro has been recalled by the Boston Red Sox to play as a switch-hitting third baseman.

What It Means

Toro's recall adds depth to the Red Sox's lineup. Alex Bregman is the primary third baseman, with Rafael Devers also in the mix. Romy Gonzalez could see changes in his role, given his place on the depth chart.

Toro's presence could affect upcoming games, including the one against the Minnesota Twins at Fenway Park. As a switch hitter, he offers flexibility but has no current season stats. His return comes as the Red Sox face a busy schedule.

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Michael McGreevy
St. Louis Cardinals

Michael McGreevy

St. Louis Cardinals • #36 RP

Michael McGreevy Recalled by St. Louis Cardinals on May 3, 2025

The St. Louis Cardinals have recalled right-handed starting pitcher Michael McGreevy to their roster.

What It Means

The Cardinals have added a new arm to their pitching staff. This move might affect the current rotation, which includes Sonny Gray and Miles Mikolas. With McGreevy joining, the team could have more options for upcoming games, like the one against the New York Mets at Busch Stadium.

With no current season stats for McGreevy, his performance remains a mystery. Other players like Willson Contreras and Brendan Donovan are already contributing with their bats. The team will look to continue their efforts in the lineup as they prepare for the next game against the Mets.

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Clarke Schmidt
New York Yankees

Clarke Schmidt

New York Yankees • #36 SP

Clarke Schmidt of New York Yankees Out Due to Left Side Soreness

Clarke Schmidt of the New York Yankees is out due to left side soreness and will miss his scheduled start.

What It Means

Clarke Schmidt's absence due to side soreness adds to his recent injury history. Earlier in the season, he faced right rotator cuff tendonitis and was placed on the 15-day injured list multiple times. This setback affects his scheduled start against the Tampa Bay Rays at Yankee Stadium on May 3rd, 2025.

In Schmidt's place, other pitchers like Carlos Rodón or Max Fried may see changes in their roles. This season, Schmidt has pitched in three games, logging 14 2/3 innings with an ERA of 5.52 and a WHIP of 1.43. His home performance has been notably better, with an ERA of 3.28 and a WHIP of 1.03.

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Clarke Schmidt
New York Yankees

Clarke Schmidt

New York Yankees • #36 SP

Clarke Schmidt of New York Yankees Out With Undisclosed Injury

Clarke Schmidt of the New York Yankees is out with an undisclosed injury and will miss his upcoming start.

What It Means

Clarke Schmidt's absence from the New York Yankees' lineup affects their rotation. He has pitched 14 2/3 innings this season with a 5.52 ERA and a WHIP of 1.43. His strikeout rate is 9.20 K/9, but he has not secured a win, holding a 0-1 record.

The Yankees are set to play against the Tampa Bay Rays at Yankee Stadium. With Schmidt out, the team may need to rely on other pitchers like Carlos Rodón or Max Fried. Schmidt's home ERA this season is 3.28, showing better performance at Yankee Stadium than on the road.

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Matt Chapman
San Francisco Giants

Matt Chapman

San Francisco Giants • #26 3B

Chapman's Home Run Fuels Giants' 4-0 Win Over Rockies on May 2

San Francisco Giants' Matt Chapman hit a home run and had an RBI in the 4-0 win over the Colorado Rockies.

What It Means

Chapman's home run against the Rockies added to his season total, bringing him to five homers. This performance helped boost his RBI count to 16 for the year.

His batting average stands at .200, with 22 hits in 110 at-bats. Over the last 10 games, Chapman has hit two home runs and driven in three runs, with an average of .137.

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Wilmer Flores
San Francisco Giants

Wilmer Flores

San Francisco Giants • #41 3B

Wilmer Flores Hits Double, Scores in Giants' Win Over Rockies on May 2

Wilmer Flores helped the San Francisco Giants win 4-0 against the Colorado Rockies by hitting a double and scoring a run.

What It Means

Flores added to his season stats with his performance against the Rockies. His double in the game brought his total to two for the season.

Over the last 10 games, Flores has maintained a batting average of .35. During home games, he has a higher average of .439, showing a strong performance at home.

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Robbie Ray
San Francisco Giants

Robbie Ray

San Francisco Giants • #38 SP

Robbie Ray's Stellar 7-Inning Performance Leads Giants to Win on Friday

Robbie Ray pitched 7.0 scoreless innings and struck out 8 batters, helping the San Francisco Giants win 4-0 against the Colorado Rockies.

What It Means

The recent game added a win to Ray's record, now 3-0 for the season. His ERA improved to 3.73 over 31 1/3 innings.

In home games, Ray's ERA is 1.92, reflecting strong performance on familiar turf. He has maintained a record of 2-0 in these games.

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Merrill Kelly
Arizona Diamondbacks

Merrill Kelly

Arizona Diamondbacks • #29 SP

Merrill Kelly, Arizona Diamondbacks, Day-to-Day Due to Cramps, Status Uncertain for Upcoming Games

Merrill Kelly is day-to-day with cramps and might not play for the Arizona Diamondbacks.

What It Means

Merrill Kelly has been consistent in the season, with a record of 3-1 and an ERA of 4.06 over 37 2/3 innings. His last three games show an impressive ERA of 2.1 and a WHIP of 0.77. These stats highlight his performance, especially on the road where his ERA is 8.46.

The Diamondbacks have an upcoming game against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park. With Kelly uncertain, Zac Gallen or Brandon Pfaadt might be more prominent in the rotation. Kelly's recent streak of scoring 18+ FanDuel points in four straight games is notable.

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Zach Neto
Los Angeles Angels

Zach Neto

Los Angeles Angels • #9 SS

Zach Neto Hits Home Run and RBI for Angels on Friday

Zach Neto of the Los Angeles Angels hit a home run and drove in a run during their 9-1 loss to the Detroit Tigers.

What It Means

Neto's home run against the Tigers added to his season total, bringing him to three home runs in 12 games. His batting average now stands at .283, showing consistent performance at the plate.

In his last seven games, Neto has hit two home runs and maintained a .319 average. His OPS over this period is an impressive 0.96, highlighting his strong contributions in recent games.

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