BAL • C • #
Rutschman has been able to play catch and due some running and has played catch, but hasn’t progressed further than that. The 27-year-old will assuredly be back through the All-Star break, and then there’s a chance — but no guarantee — he could be back behind the plate by the end of July.
about 7 hours ago
July 9, 2025 7:20 PM
BAL •
about 5 hours ago
It’ll be made up on Thursday as a doubleheader. Wednesday’s original starting pitchers — David Peterson and Tomoyuki Sugano — will presumably take the ball at some point during the twin bill at Camden Yards.
Source: Baltimore Orioles
BAL • DH
about 6 hours ago
O’Hearn takes a seat on Wednesday night with southpaw David Peterson drawing the starting assignment for New York. It’ll be Coby Mayo at first base with Jackson Holliday getting a break from the field at DH in his place. The 31-year-old first-time All-Star has cooled off recently following a blistering-hot start to the season, hitting .204 (20-for-29) with only two homers and 11 RBI over his last 30 games.
Source: MLB.com
BAL •
about 23 hours ago
Young fanned Jesse Winker, Jeff McNeil and Luis Torrens on nine pitches in the fifth. Unfortunately, he got just one more out afterwards, having allowed a homer and two doubles to start the sixth. He remained in to face one more batter and got Francisco Lindor to fly out, and after he was pulled, Gregory Soto stranded the remaining runner. Young struck out six and walked none overall. While there’s perhaps a chance he could be sent down for a fresh arm tomorrow, it seems more likely that he’ll stick around and start Sunday against the Marlins.
COL • C
about 9 hours ago
Goodman will get a day of maintenance against right-hander Lucas Giolito and the Boston bullpen. The 25-year-old All-Star selection will sit with Austin Nola catching and hitting ninth.
Source: MLB.com
MIN • C
about 24 hours ago
This was a 2-0 game until Jeffers, Willi Castro and Harrison Bader all homered off Porter Hodge in a six-run eighth inning. Jeffers came into this one 3-for-22 with no RBI in his previous nine games, but he’s batting a solid .246/.342/.400 overall. It’d be nice if the Twins didn’t have to DH him so often, but at least he’s producing while in the slot.
STL • C
1 day ago
Herrera has been snake-bitten by injuries this season, but there’s optimism he’ll be ready to make it back to St. Louis following next week’s All-Star break. The 25-year-old slugging backstop hit the injured list back in late June with a Grade 2 left hamstring strain.
Source: Katie Woo
