#baseball-performance

#baseball-performance

Stewart had a 2.38 ERA, 1.09 WHIP and 41 strikeouts in 34 innings with the Twins before being traded to the Dodgers, but struggled initially.

Tanner Scott was moved to the injured list due to elbow inflammation, and initial imaging showed no ligament damage. Manager Dave Roberts believes it will be a short-term issue but admits clarity is lacking on the timeline.

Tommy Edman, who won National League Championship Series MVP after being traded to the Dodgers, is currently struggling with multiple ankle injuries this season.

Jurickson Profar has a 105 wRC+ against expectations of around 110 after returning from suspension, performing adequately despite worse walk and strikeout rates.

The cutter's spin rate has increased by 125 RPM to 2609 RPMs, contributing to a whiff rate of an astonishing 46.4 percent.

Francisco Alvarez has shown resilience after his Triple-A stint, returning to the major leagues and making a significant impact in the Mets' comeback game against the Angels.

Adrian Houser, boasting a 1.56 ERA, is set to pitch against Mike Burrows, who has a 4.83 ERA and recently struggled against the Twins.

Glasnow has been plagued by mental struggles and physical injuries since being acquired, performing inconsistently and grappling with his mechanics while trying to improve his execution.

George Springer has been a standout contributor to the Toronto Blue Jays this season, currently leading the team with 16 home runs at the All-Star break, despite a disappointing previous season.

Cortes has turned in a terrific .321/.418/.603 slash in 299 plate appearances in Triple-A, with 16 home runs and a 13.7% strikeout rate.

Korey Lee has drawn trade interest from the Padres in 2025 as a potential upgrade at catcher amid the team's struggles at the position.

Garcia has drawn trade interest as the deadline approaches. Texas, sitting below .500, could sell, but remains close to a Wild Card spot.

Max Fried left his start after three innings due to a blister on his left index finger, impacting his performance against nine hitters.

The Sacramento River Cats had an explosive performance, defeating the Salt Lake Bees 13-6 with 19 hits and 11 extra-base knocks.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto experienced the shortest start of his MLB career, struggling to control his pitches and allowing five runs in the first inning against the Brewers.