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Dean Kremer
Strong early returns on splitter
Kremer has dropped his changeup in favor of a splitter this season to strong early results, per Jon Meoli of The Baltimore Banner.
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Pete Alonso
Might be target for Yankees
Alonso could be a possible target of the Yankees during the offseason if the first baseman reaches the open market, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
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Juan Soto
New York bidding war coming
Jon Heyman of the New York Post speculates the Yankees and Mets will be the two leading suitors to sign Soto during the offseason, assuming the outfielder hits free agency as expected.
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David Fletcher
Could elect free agency
Fletcher could elect to become a free agent after being outrighted to Triple-A Gwinnett by Atlanta on Thursday, per Justin Toscano of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Robert Gasser
MLB debut possible in May?
Brewers manager Pat Murphy indicated Wednesday that Gasser could be promoted following some more starts at Triple-A Nashville after making his season debut Wednesday, reports Jake Crouse of MLB.com.
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Jo Adell
Finally settling in?
Adell has started the Angels' past three games and has a .316/.372/.553 slash line with two homers and five steals in 43 plate appearances this season.
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Tommy Pham
Should join big club this weekend
According to Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times, Pham is likely to join the White Sox for this weekend's series against the Rays, though manager Pedro Grifol didn't confirm as much Wednesday.
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Leonardo Rivas
Up on taxi squad
Rivas has joined the Mariners as a member of the taxi squad Thursday while J.P. Crawford deals with an oblique injury, per Shannon Drayer of Seattle Sports 710 AM.
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Masataka Yoshida
Role in flux
Red Sox manager Alex Cora reiterated that Yoshida is the club's everyday designated hitter, per Chris Cotillo of The Springfield Republican, but the 30-year-old's absence from the lineup Wednesday was his second straight and fifth in the previous seven games.
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Daulton Jefferies
Could get another rotation chance
Jefferies could soon be called up to fill out the Giants' rotation after Blake Snell was placed on the injured list Wednesday with an adductor strain.
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Mason Black
Might be rotation option soon
Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area suggests that Black could be an option for San Francisco's rotation in the near future in the wake of Blake Snell's adductor strain.
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Jose Abreu
Likely not going anywhere
Chandler Rome of The Athletic suggested Astros GM Dana Brown can't unilaterally decide to let go of Abreu, writing that the GM doesn't "have [the] autonomy to cut ties" with the first baseman.
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Alex Bregman
Could drop down batting order
Chandler Rome of The Athletic speculates that moving Bregman lower in Houston's batting order could be the "easiest fix" for manager Joe Espada amid the club's poor start to the season.
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Christian Scott
Immediate call-up unlikely
According to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, the Mets aren't ready to promote Scott due to his workload and the six homers he's allowed through four starts at Triple-A Syracuse.
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Kevin Kiermaier
Candidate for IL stint
Kiermaier -- who departed Tuesday's contest against the Royals with left hip flexor soreness -- could be a candidate for a stint on the injured list, Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet.ca reports.
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Nick Senzel
Chance for outfield work
The Nationals placed Lane Thomas on the injured list with a sprained MCL on Wednesday, which could prompt Senzel to see some playing time in the outfield.
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Kenta Maeda
Busts out sinker
Maeda threw nine sinkers over 88 total pitches during Tuesday's start against the Rays, which is the first time he's utilized the pitch in 2024, per Evan Petzold of the Detroit Free Press.
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Shelby Miller
Sticking with three-pitch mix
Tigers manager A.J. Hinch wants Miller to focus on utilizing his four-seam and split-finger fastballs, but the veteran reliever is insistent on also incorporating his slider, reports Chris McCosky of The Detroit News.
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Ivan Herrera
Set for more at-bats
Herrera, who is starting behind the plate Wednesday against the Diamondbacks, could see more playing time after the Cardinals optioned Jordan Walker to Triple-A Memphis.
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Alec Burleson
Could get playing time bump
Outfielder Jordan Walker was optioned to Triple-A Memphis on Wednesday, per Jeff Jones of the Belleville News-Democrat, which could open up playing time for Burleson.
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C.J. Cron
Reunion with Red Sox?
According to Chris Cotillo of The Springfield Republican, the Red Sox could have interest in signing Cron in the wake of Triston Casas' rib fracture.
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Johnny Cueto
Bochy influenced decision
Cueto chose to sign a minor-league contract with the Rangers because he wants to pitch for a contender and due to his relationship with manager Bruce Bochy, reports Jon Morosi of MLB Network.
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Bobby Dalbec
Role in jeopardy?
Garrett Cooper could be a target for the Red Sox after being designated for assignment by the Cubs, per Chris Cotillo of The Springfield Republican, which could limit Dalbec's playing time at first base.
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Garrett Cooper
Target for Boston?
Chris Cotillo of The Springfield Republican believes the Red Sox will attempt to acquire Cooper after he was designated for assignment by the Cubs on Tuesday.
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Bryce Miller
Finding success with new splitter
Miller has induced a swing-and-miss on 33 percent of the swings on his new splitter through four starts, per Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times.
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