Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Brett Sullivan	C	0.212	4	13	0.267	0.385
Edouard Julien	2B	0.223	2	18	0.340	0.298
Ezequiel Tovar	SS	0.208	6	25	0.277	0.331
Hunter Goodman	C	0.240	22	42	0.320	0.510
Jake McCarthy	CF	0.303	6	34	0.310	0.486
Kyle Karros	3B	0.252	4	21	0.330	0.378
TJ Rumfield	1B	0.288	12	44	0.320	0.488
Troy Johnston	RF	0.314	3	35	0.333	0.441
Willi Castro	2B	0.280	6	33	0.310	0.407
Sterlin Thompson	RF	0.232	2	10	0.295	0.377
Braxton Fulford	C	0.231	1	7	0.233	0.385
Cole Carrigg	CF	0.250	3	11	0.356	0.500
Tyler Freeman	RF	0.277	3	22	0.317	0.367

Minnesota Twins — Roster

Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Austin Martin	RF	0.245	2	17	0.311	0.325
Brooks Lee	SS	0.240	14	47	0.276	0.439
Byron Buxton	CF	0.276	25	43	0.356	0.588
Josh Bell	DH	0.244	9	51	0.318	0.392
Kody Clemens	1B	0.241	12	32	0.337	0.469
Luke Keaschall	2B	0.246	2	24	0.295	0.321
Trevor Larnach	LF	0.280	5	24	0.333	0.425
Victor Caratini	C	0.237	6	30	0.343	0.363
Ryan Kreidler	CF	0.289	4	20	0.340	0.500
Alex Jackson	C	0.317	0	3	0.211	0.390
Tristan Gray	SS	0.248	4	28	0.285	0.369
Royce Lewis	3B	0.217	7	22	0.305	0.377
Kyler Fedko	LF	-	0	1	0.198	-

Colorado Rockies — News

Rockies Release Erasmo Ramirez

Ramirez departs after limited time in the Mexican League; Colorado's rotation depth remains anchored by Sugano (4.80 ERA) and Feltner (4.79 ERA) as the team sits 32-50 with a -91 run differential.

Colorado Rockies

Rockies Outright Sammy Peralta to Triple-A

Peralta clears waivers after posting a 10.13 ERA and .441 xwOBA across 2.2 IP, a routine depth move for Colorado's 32-49 rotation that has surrendered 459 runs this season.

Sammy Peralta

Colorado Rockies

Rockies beat Red Sox in unusual fashion

COL improved to 31-48 with the win despite ranking last in NL West run differential at -89. BOS falls to 31-45 and remains 5th in AL East with a -8 differential, continuing their offensive struggles at home (12-25).

Boston Red Sox

Colorado Rockies

Rockies Select John Brebbia, Designate Sammy Peralta

Brebbia replaces Sammy Peralta (10.13 ERA in limited action), a depth swap in a bullpen supporting a rotation where Lorenzen (7.13 ERA, 2-7) and Freeland (7.36 ERA) have both struggled. Colorado sits 30-47 with a -88 run differential.

Sammy Peralta

John Brebbia

Colorado Rockies

Pirates Open To Trading Prospects At Deadline

Pittsburgh sits 38-38 and 2 games out of a wild card spot, but trading youth signals a shift from full rebuild after a decade without playoffs. Keller (5-4, 5.25 ERA) remains their best rotation option as they face a Rockies team that's -89 in run differential this season.

Pittsburgh Pirates

Colorado Rockies

Minnesota Twins — News

Austin Voth Elects Free Agency After Twins DFA

Voth's 9.90 ERA and 5.40 BB/9 across 10 innings made him a non-factor in MIN's bullpen rotation anyway. The Twins remain 38-44 with their best relief option being Gómez (3.55 ERA, 0.342 xwOBA).

Austin Voth

Minnesota Twins

Twins experiment with Keaschall in outfield

One mop-up inning doesn't signal a position shift for a utility player on a 38-44 team. MIN has already used Olson and Hoskins in the outfield, indicating roster flexibility rather than a meaningful development for Keaschall's playing time.

Luke Keaschall

Minnesota Twins

Nationals Claim Justin Lawrence Off Waivers From Twins

Lawrence carries an 8.04 ERA with a 0.385 xwOBA across limited action and has no options remaining, making this a depth grab for Washington's rotation rather than a meaningful upgrade. The Nats designate Lara to create space while their current five-man rotation features Cavalli (4.07 ERA), Littell (5.40), and Mikolas (5.47) all underperforming.

Justin Lawrence

Minnesota Twins

Washington Nationals

Twins Designate Voth, Recall Funderburk and Raya

Voth's 9.90 ERA in limited work made the move inevitable for Minnesota's 38-43 rotation. Raya enters with no MLB track record while the Twins face the Dodgers tonight with Joe Ryan (2.99 ERA) anchoring the start.

Joe Ryan

Austin Voth

Marco Raya

Minnesota Twins

Los Angeles Dodgers

Twins GM: No Interest In Trading Buxton

Buxton remains a cornerstone despite Minnesota's 38-42 record and -19 run differential, sitting third in the AL Central. His .356 xwOBA and 25 HR in 68 games represent the team's most reliable offensive asset in a struggling lineup.

Minnesota Twins