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| Francis' return pushed back to Thursday | Wednesday 8/6, 11:51 PM CT |
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With the Rockies/Nationals game being rained out, Jeff Francis' return from the DL will be pushed back to Thursday, when the two teams will play a doubleheader.
Our View: Francis will square off against Jason Bergmann in the first game, while Ubaldo Jimenez will oppose Odalis Perez in the second tilt. |
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| Cards get to Lowe early and often | Wednesday 8/6, 10:51 PM CT |
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Derek Lowe was hammered for for eight runs on 13 hits in 3 1/3 innings Wednesday in a 9-6 loss to the Cardinals.
Our View: This was Lowe's worst start of the year. He pitched really well in June and July. |
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| Pujols gets a grannie | Wednesday 8/6, 10:47 PM CT |
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Albert Pujols was 4-for-4 with a grand slam Wednesday. The homer was his 23rd of the year, and he now has 73 RBI.
Our View: Albert will have to keep it rolling if he wants to extend his streak of .300-30-100 seasons going, as he needs 27 RBI over the final 46 games. |
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| Ludwick homers in fifth straight game | Wednesday 8/6, 10:44 PM CT |
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Ryan Ludwick tied a franchise record by homering in his fifth straight game Wednesday. He also added a pair of singles and drove in two and scored two.
Our View: Ludwick has been arguably the biggest fantasy surprise in baseball this year with a .307-29-82 line. He leads all of baseball in SLG %, and if the Cards manage to squeak into the playoffs, Ludwick would get serious MVP consideration. |
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| Perez picks up first career save | Wednesday 8/6, 10:41 PM CT |
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Chris Perez picked up his first career save Wednesday, retiring the final five Dodgers hitters while allowing a walk with two strikeouts.
Our View: If the Cardinals bring Adam Wainwright back as a starter and not a reliever, then Perez is the favorite for saves from here on out. Officially, the Cards are calling it a committee situation. |
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| Pedro solid in loss | Wednesday 8/6, 9:57 PM CT |
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Pedro Martinez allowed three runs (two earned) on four hits and three walks with three strikeouts over 6 1/3 innings Wednesday in a 4-2 loss to the Padres. It was his second start since coming back from a hip injury.
Our View: Pedro fared a bit better this time out, but it wasn't good enough to pick up a win. His next start will come against the Nationals. |
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| Murphy picks up three hits | Wednesday 8/6, 9:34 PM CT |
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Dan Murphy hit second in the Mets batting order Wednesday and picked up three hits, including a triple, in a 4-2 loss to the Padres Wednesday.
Our View: Murphy is 4-for-7 in his brief time with the Mets, making a case for regular playing time should Ryan Church's return be delayed further. |
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| Wainwright likely to return as reliever | Wednesday 8/6, 9:28 PM CT |
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The Cardinals have perhaps tipped their hand as to their future plans for Adam Wainwright, who is coming back from a sprained right middle finger. The righty will go on a rehab assignment Friday and will pitch every two or three days, an indication that he'll be used in relief when he returns to active duty, according to MLB.com. "We're going to limit his pitch count and then have him go more on an every-couple-of-days schedule from there," GM John Mozeliak said. "Not drawing any conclusions, but [using Wainwright in relief] is still on the table. Clearly, we think getting him back in the bullpen sooner, rather than later as a starter, could address some immediate needs."
Our View: The Cardinals aren't saying for sure that they're planning on using Wainwright as a reliever down the stretch, but the writing appears to be on the wall. He would probably work in the middle innings initially but would almost surely go back to the closer role that he held in the 2006 playoffs. |
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| Upton to take another step Thursday | Wednesday 8/6, 9:01 PM CT |
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Justin Upton will take batting practice on the field Thursday, the next step in his rehabilitation from a strained left oblique, according to MLB.com. If all goes well, Upton will hit on the field a couple more days before going on a rehab assignment. "I would say at the very least, a week," manager Bob Melvin said when asked how long of an rehab stint Upton would need. "I'd like him to feel pretty good about his swing when he comes back."
Our View: We'll let you know how Upton's hitting sessions go. It sounds like the best case scenario would have him back for the week of Aug. 18-24. |
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| Sanchez looks rusty Wednesday | Wednesday 8/6, 8:49 PM CT |
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Anibal Sanchez looked rusty in his second start back from the DL Wednesday, allowing four runs (three earned) on five hits and three walks over five innings. He struck out two.
Our View: Sanchez, who is coming back from Tommy John surgery, will have a few of these types of outings while he regains his command. He should not be used as a mixed league option right now. |
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| Kendrick notches 10th win | Wednesday 8/6, 8:46 PM CT |
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Kyle Kendrick reached double-digit wins Wednesday, as he tossed six shutout innings while allowing four hits and five walks with four strikeouts in a win over Florida.
Our View: Kendrick continues to win despite poor peripherals. He's still a borderline, at best, mixed league play, but he has significant value in NL-only play. |
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| Gordon leaves rehab game with elbow soreness | Wednesday 8/6, 8:15 PM CT |
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Tom Gordon was removed from a rehab game for Single-A Clearwater on Wednesday after experiencing right elbow discomfort, according to MLB.com. The veteran will return to Philadelphia to see team physician Michael Ciccotti.
Our View: Gordon is coming back from inflammation in his elbow. Depending on what Ciccotti says, Gordon's season could be over. |
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| Mock likely to be recalled | Wednesday 8/6, 7:59 PM CT |
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The Nationals are likely to recall Garrett Mock from Triple-A Columbus to replace Elijah Dukes, who is expected to land on the DL, according to the Washington Post.
Our View: Mock would be used as a long man out of the bullpen. |
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| Dukes expected to land on DL | Wednesday 8/6, 7:57 PM CT |
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GM Jim Bowden told the Washington Post that Elijah Dukes is likely to be placed on the DL "either today or tomorrow." Dukes ad an MRI on his injured calf injury this morning, and he'll need further time to recover.
Our View: Dukes has appeared in just two games since returning from a knee injury, and it looks like he's headed back to the DL. |
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| Francis activated, will start tonight | Wednesday 8/6, 7:48 PM CT |
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The Rockies activated Jeff Francis from the DL Wednesday. Francis, who was out with inflammation in his left shoulder, will start tonight against the Nationals.
Our View: Francis gave up just one run over his three rehab outings, so he appears to be ready. |
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| Register optioned to Triple-A | Wednesday 8/6, 7:45 PM CT |
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The Rockies optioned Steven Register to Triple-A Colorado Springs Wednesday. He struck out the only batter he faced while with the club.
Our View: Those in Steven Register-only leagues can feel free to release the reliever. |
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| Cards go to closer by committee | Wednesday 8/6, 7:09 PM CT |
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The Cardinals will go to a closer by committee approach after Jason Isringhausen's latest blowup, according to the AP. Manager Tony La Russa still thinks Izzy can be a useful piece of the bullpen. "Oh yeah, I definitely do," the manager said. "I think he's got a lot he can offer us."
Our View: The Cards added youngster Chris Perez to the pen Wednesday, and he could get a crack at the job. It sounds like La Russa will play the matchups, though. |
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| Church to be examined soon | Wednesday 8/6, 7:01 PM CT |
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Ryan Church's potential return from post-concussion syndrome could hinge on an examination that he'll go through on Thursday or Friday, according to MetsBlog.com. Manager Jerry Manuel isn;t getting his hopes up. "I've said before that I'm not optimistic about [Church], because it's really foreign to all of us and we're just unsure as to whether he can go," Manuel said. "If it does turn out to be something that's favorable for us, it would be a welcomed addition for us."
Our View: The Mets could certainly use Church's bat back in the lineup. We'll let you know what comes of his exam. |
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| Giles claimed off waivers | Wednesday 8/6, 6:47 PM CT |
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Brian Giles has been claimed off waivers by an unnamed team, according to FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal. The Padres have 48 hours to complete a trade. If no deal is reached, the Padres can take back Giles, or let him go to the claiming team.
Our View: Dozens of players get claimed off waivers every year and nothing ends up happening. We'll let you know if Giles ends up departing San Diego. |
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| Meyer to start in place of Gallagher | Wednesday 8/6, 6:41 PM CT |
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Dan Meyer will start in place of the injured Sean Gallagher on Saturday, according to the AP. He tossed four scoreless innings in relief of Gallagher on Monday.
Our View: Meyer was once a top prospect, but he doesn't belong anywhere near your fantasy roster these days. |
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| Rowand drives in all three runs | Wednesday 8/6, 6:03 PM CT |
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Aaron Rowand notched his 10th homer of the year and drove in all three runs for the Giants Wednesday in a 3-2 win over Atlanta.
Our View: Rowand's .282-10-60 line doesn't exactly scream $60 million, but did anyone think he'd end up being worthy of that contract? |
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| Lincecum gets eight Ks, 12th win | Wednesday 8/6, 5:57 PM CT |
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Tim Lincecum held the Braves to two runs on five hits and four walks while striking out eight over eight innings Wednesday to pick up his 12th win of the year.
Our View: Tiny Tim now has 24 more strikeouts than anyone in the NL and has somehow managed to pick up a dozen wins on a horrid Giants squad. |
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| Winn collects four base knocks | Wednesday 8/6, 5:53 PM CT |
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Randy Winn had four singles and two runs scored in Wednesday's win over Atlanta.
Our View: Winn is batting .458 this month but hasn't homered since June 2. |
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| McCann picks up three hits | Wednesday 8/6, 5:48 PM CT |
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Brian McCann was 1-for-8 in his first two games back from a concussion, but on Wednesday he was up to his old tricks, going 3-for-4 with a double and run scored.
Our View: McCann looks to be good to go moving forward, though he's not going to drive in many runs in Atlanta's Triple-A looking offense. |
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| The Big Unit pitches well in loss | Wednesday 8/6, 5:29 PM CT |
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Randy Johnson had his string of five straight wins snapped Wednesday, but it wasn't his fault. The tall lefty allowed only two runs on seven hits while striking out seven over 7 1/3 innings in a 2-0 loss to Pittsburgh. He was upstaged by Jeff Karstens, who nearly through a perfect game before settling for a two-hit shutout.
Our View: The Big Unit has allowed just these two runs in his last four outings, showing that he's still got something left in the tank. |
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| Karstens takes perfect game into the eighth | Wednesday 8/6, 5:25 PM CT |
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Jeff Karstens followed up his impressive Pirates' debut with an even better outing Wednesday. The righty carried a perfect game into the eighth inning and ended the day with just two hits and no runs allowed in a 2-0 win. He walked one and struck out four.
Our View: Perhaps the high upside guy that many people said the Pirates failed to come away with at the deadline was in fact Karstens. We're kidding, of course, but you have to be impressed with what he's done so far in the Steel City. We're not ready to say Karstens is a mixed league option just yet, though. |
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| Lopez starting in left field | Wednesday 8/6, 5:20 PM CT |
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The newly signed Felipe Lopez is starting in left field tonight for the Cardinals. He's hitting seventh in the batting order.
Our View: The fact that Lopez is playing the outfield in his first start seems to be proof that he'll be used a utility role and not as a starting option at shortstop or second. However, if he turns it around at the plate, that could change. |
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| Stavinoha sent down | Wednesday 8/6, 5:13 PM CT |
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The Cardinals optioned Nick Stavinoha to Triple-A Memphis Wednesday. Stavinoha has hit .200 with four RBI in 25 at-bats with the Cards this year.
Our View: Stavinoha has put up terrific numbers at Triple-A, but he hasn't looked good in his two big league stints. |
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| Perez recalled from Triple-A | Wednesday 8/6, 5:11 PM CT |
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The Cardinals recalled Chris Perez from Triple-A Memphis Wednesday. Outfielder Nick Stavinoha was optioned to make room on the roster.
Our View: With the Cards' problems at the back end of the pen, there's a chance, probably a good chance, that Perez will get a look in the closer role. |
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| Hernandez lands with the Rockies | Wednesday 8/6, 4:07 PM CT |
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Confirming an earlier report, Livan Hernandez has indeed been claimed by the Rockies off waivers, according to FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal. The Rockies will pay the approximately $1.6 million remaining on Hernandez's contract for the year, while the Twins, who designated Hernandez for assignment last week, are responsible for the incentives the pitcher has already earned this season. At least one other National League club also made a claim on Hernandez, but the Rockies were awarded the pitcher because they had the worst record of any of the claiming teams.
Our View: Hernandez is likely to take Jorge De La Rosa's spot in the rotation. Pitching at Coors Field negates any sort of uptick Livan receives in value by going back to the NL. |
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| Theriot leaves game | Wednesday 8/6, 3:52 PM CT |
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Ryan Theriot has left Wednesday's game after six innings as he sustained an apparent foot injury.
Our View: He fouled a ball off his right foot, and was then replaced by Ronny Cedeno. We will keep you posted when the severity of the ailment is determined. |
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| Sadler recalled | Wednesday 8/6, 3:47 PM CT |
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Billy Sadler has been recalled from Triple-A Fresno, according to the AP. Right-hander Sergio Romo has been designated for assignment as the adjoining move.
Our View: Sadler issued 13 earned runs, 18 walks, and 17 hits over 23.2 innings of relief with the Giants this season, and does not garner fantasy consideration. |
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| Yabu activated | Wednesday 8/6, 3:43 PM CT |
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Keiichi Yabu has been activated from the DL following his recovery from a sprained right middle finger, according to the AP. The Giants optioned reliever Osiris Matos to Triple-A Fresno as the corresponding move.
Our View: Yabu will provide depth to the Giants' bullpen, but will hold no fantasy value in anything but deeper NL-only leagues, as he maintains a 3.64 ERA and 1.38 WHIP over 47 innings of relief this season. |
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| Bruce blasts two-run homer | Wednesday 8/6, 2:55 PM CT |
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Jay Bruce went 2-for-4 with three RBI in Wednesday's 6-3 loss to Milwaukee. He hit a double and a two-run homer, and was the lone source of scoring for the Reds.
Our View: The rookie crushed his fourth homer over his last seven contests, and extended his hitting streak to 10 games. |
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| Weeks leads Brewers to win | Wednesday 8/6, 2:51 PM CT |
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Rickie Weeks was a key contributor in Wednesday's 6-3 win over the Reds, as he went 4-for-5 with a pair of RBI. All four of his knocks were singles.
Our View: He reached his highest hit total for the season, and registered multiple RBI for the seventh time. |
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| Bailey remains winless | Wednesday 8/6, 2:46 PM CT |
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Homer Bailey was rocked for six earned runs on eight hits over 5.1 innings in Wednesday's 6-3 loss to the Brewers at home, with three walks and four strikeouts.
Our View: Bailey remains winless at 0-6, and his ERA climbs higher to 7.93. The 22-year-old clearly is not ready for the majors. |
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| Suppan evens record to 7-7 | Wednesday 8/6, 2:42 PM CT |
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Jeff Suppan allowed three earned runs on seven hits over seven innings in Wednesday's 6-3 win over the Reds at the Great American Ballpark, with no walks and three strikeouts.
Our View: He evens his record to 7-7 and has won back-to-back starts. He is pitching well right now, and is worth consideration in NL-only leagues if you need help at the position. |
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| Paulino feeling tightness | Wednesday 8/6, 2:37 PM CT |
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Felipe Paulino has experienced elbow tightness in his first rehab appearance Wednesday, according to Astros.com. He didn't have a reoccurrence of the nerve issue that shelved him in Spring Training and later forced him to the DL, but his recent shoulder issue is cause for concern. He will be examined by team medical director David Lintner on Thursday.
Our View: He was scheduled to make a pair of relief appearances with Triple-A Round Rock this week, but now that plan is wiped out. On a positive note, his control was good today prior to exiting after 2/3 of an inning. The team will wait to hear from Lintner before deciding the next course of action for Paulino.
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| Harang to throw bullpen session | Wednesday 8/6, 11:54 AM CT |
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Aaron Harang worked a bullpen session on Wednesday, and his next step may be to come off the DL. He made a Triple-A rehab start on Monday. "I had the normal soreness [Tuesday] with everything," Harang informs MLB.com. "I won't know more until I get out there and throw more in a little bit -- but just the normal stiffness from the day after." He is on the disabled list due to a strained right forearm.
Our View: We may know later on Wednesday what the plan is for Harang, but it sounds like he is getting pretty close to returning. |
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| Hardy sitting on Wednesday | Wednesday 8/6, 11:50 AM CT |
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J.J. Hardy is getting the day off on Wednesday, and Craig Counsell will start at shortstop against the Reds, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel notes.
Our View: FYI for those of you with daily lineup changes. Hardy is 2-for-30 over the last seven games, so this breather isn't too much of a surprise. Maybe Prince Fielder needs to knock some hitting back into Hardy. |
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| Castillo could return this weekend? | Wednesday 8/6, 10:33 AM CT |
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Luis Castillo, who is trying to bounce back from a strained left hip flexor, went 1-for-3 and played seven innings at second base for Single-A St. Lucie Tuesday, according to the NY Daily News. Mets' GM Omar Minaya mentioned it is a possibility that Castillo could return at some point this weekend.
Our View: Castillo has been disappointing this season, and Damion Easley has fared better at second back in his absence, so fantasy owners should not consider Castillo for lineups until he proves to be effective. |
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| Maine throws pen session | Wednesday 8/6, 10:27 AM CT |
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John Maine, who is recovering from a strained right rotator cuff, threw another successful bullpen session Tuesday, according to the NY Daily News. His next step is to throw a simulated game on Friday at Shea Stadium.
Our View: That would put Maine on pace to pitch a week from today against Washington. |
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| Guzman nearing return | Wednesday 8/6, 9:49 AM CT |
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Cristian Guzman, who is recovering from a left thumb contusion, took batting practice Tuesday and should be ready to return to game action in a few days, according to the Washington Post.
Our View: Guzman hasn't had an at-bat with Washington since July 25, and may need a few games before he regains his stroke at the plate. He leads the club with a .303 average. |
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| McDonald promoted to Las Vegas | Wednesday 8/6, 8:55 AM CT |
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James McDonald has been promoted to Triple-A Las Vegas, according to the LA Times.
Our View: The 23-year-old hurler was 5-3 with a 3.19 ERA in double-A Jacksonville this season, and was the Dodgers' minor league pitcher of the year in 2007. He will pitch out of the bullpen at Las Vegas, to conserve his arm for a potential September call-up to the Dodgers. |
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| Schmidt to throw pen session | Wednesday 8/6, 8:51 AM CT |
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Jason Schmidt, who is recovering from right shoulder surgery, will throw a pen session late this week in what could be a last-ditch effort to pitch in the majors with the Dodgers this season, according to the LA Times.
Our View: Schmidt still has hopes of returning this season, but should not be on any fantasy rosters at this point. |
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| Hoover optioned | Wednesday 8/6, 8:43 AM CT |
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Paul Hoover has been optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque, according to Marlins.com. The Marlins activated Matt Treanor from the DL as the adjoining move.
Our View: Hoover held no fantasy value prior to his demotion, with a .200 average (no homers) over 40 at-bats. |
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| Treanor activated | Wednesday 8/6, 8:40 AM CT |
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Matt Treanor has been activated from the DL, according to Marlins.com.
Our View: He could play as early as Thursday, and is slated to initially platoon with John Baker. Treanor is displaying dedication and toughness by postponing his hip surgery, but will remain a non-factor in standard leagues, as he holds a .240 average over 54 games, with only two home runs. |
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| Dumatrait update | Wednesday 8/6, 7:55 AM CT |
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Phil Dumatrait flew to Pittsburgh from Bradenton for a medical exam to test his ailing left shoulder before taking his throwing to the next level, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Our View: He is not expected to rejoin the Pirates until September, and is not worth waiting for as a fantasy hurler, as he holds a 5.26 ERA and 1.58 WHIP over 78.2 innings of work this season. |
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| Davis to start | Wednesday 8/6, 7:52 AM CT |
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Jason Davis will be promoted to the starting rotation, with his first start scheduled for Sunday, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He will replace Yoslan Herrera.
Our View: Davis allowed two earned runs and six hits over seven innings of relief with the Pirates this season, and is worth a look in deeper NL-only leagues if you could use some depth. |
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| LaRoche may be ready Friday | Wednesday 8/6, 7:48 AM CT |
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Andy LaRoche will resume swinging a bat on Friday, and if that goes favorably without any issues, he could play that night, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Our View: If he has a problem with his injured thumb on Friday, he will undergo an MRI. The injury to his right thumb is unrelated to the torn ligament that cost him two months earlier this year.
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| Bourn nearing return | Wednesday 8/6, 7:35 AM CT |
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The Houston Chronicle states that Michael Bourn is almost ready to return to the Astros' lineup following his battle with a sprained right ankle.
Our View: He missed his ninth straight start Tuesday, but hopes to be ready to return by Thursday at the latest. He is still sore, but feels better. Hopefully his speed won't be compromised when he returns, as he holds most of his fantasy value as a base stealer (has 33 steals over 97 games). |
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| Ankiel still nursing ailment | Wednesday 8/6, 7:16 AM CT |
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Rick Ankiel continues to feel pain when he runs and manager Tony La Russa said it is doubtful he'll play during this three-game series against the Dodgers, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Our View: He has been diagnosed with an abdominal strain, and Tuesday marked the ninth straight game he has not started in the lineup. He is still seeing some action as a pinch-hitter, but hasn't hit a homer since July 18. |
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| Ryan sent down | Wednesday 8/6, 7:11 AM CT |
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Brendan Ryan has been sent down to Triple-A Memphis, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The team signed former Nationals' infielder Felipe Lopez, and felt Ryan was expendable to free up a roster spot.
Our View: Ryan only hit .242 over 182 at-bats this season, and held very little fantasy value prior to his demotion. |
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| Lopez signed by Cardinals | Wednesday 8/6, 7:07 AM CT |
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Former Nationals' infielder Felipe Lopez has been signed by the Cardinals, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He replaces Brendan Ryan on the roster, who has been sent down to Triple-A Memphis.
Our View: Lopez is a switch-hitter and will hold some value to the Cardinals as a bench performer, but does not merit fantasy attention in mixed leagues. |
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| Yabu yet to be activated | Wednesday 8/6, 7:00 AM CT |
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Keiichi Yabu is yet to be activated from the DL because the Giants cannot decide who to demote to clear a roster space for him, according to the SF Chronicle.
Our View: Yabu will provide depth to the Giants' pen, but will hold no fantasy value in standard leagues, with a 3.64 ERA and 1.38 WHIP over 47 innings of relief. |
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| Hampton gets first '08 win | Wednesday 8/6, 12:26 AM CT |
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For the Braves, it was resurgent LHP Mike Hampton getting the job done to lead his team to an 11-4 win over San Francisco. Hampton pitched seven innings, allowing two runs (both earned) on just four hits with one walk and two strikeous.
Our View: This is Hampton's first decision of the season and has him off on the right foot. When he's healthy and on, he can be a force. Thus far he's pitched a total of 16 innings over three starts with 12 total earned runs allowed. |
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| Johnson posts three runs scored vs San Fran | Wednesday 8/6, 12:20 AM CT |
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The Braves put the hurt on San Francisco out west this evening, pulling away with an 11-4 victory. The top man in the Braves' effort was second baseman Kelly Johnson , going 3-for-3 at the dish with his 28th double of the season to total one RBI and three runs scored on the night.
Our View: Johnson hit just .224 last month with two home runs and eight RBIs. However, over his last four games, he's 9-for-15 at the dish, hoping to improve moving forward. |
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| Dodgers fall short in support of Billingsley | Wednesday 8/6, 12:00 AM CT |
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The Dodgers failed to get the win, falling 6-4 to the Cardinals, but it was not due to the effort of RHP Chad Billingsley . Billingsley pitched five innings, allowing one run on six hits with no walks and six strikeouts.
Our View: Billingsley went 7-3 over the last two months coming in, and while he walks with no decision, the loss pours salt into the wounds of a team that wasted a strong pitching effort. |
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