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4/10
Gasser exits with a 4.54 ERA and 1.29 WHIP across 7 starts as Milwaukee's rotation deepens around Misiorowski (1.46 ERA, 9-3) and Harrison (2.57 ERA, 8-1). Stallings' arrival addresses depth with Sproat (5.43 ERA) underperforming in the rotation.
5/10
Trivino arrives with a 18.00 ERA and 3.00 WHIP across 3 IP from Baltimore, while Shugart (4.97 ERA, 1.34 WHIP in 26 G) moves to Triple-A. Philadelphia's bullpen now includes Duran (1.57 ERA), Kerkering (2.75 ERA), and Alvarado (5.70 ERA) as depth options.
4/10
Woods Richardson clears waivers after posting a 6.40 ERA with a 4.99 BB/9 across 10 starts, joining a Toronto rotation where Cease (3.02 ERA) and Yesavage (3.34 ERA) remain the only reliable arms. The demotion removes a non-tenders candidate from the 40-win roster.
6/10
San Francisco (35-49, -51 run diff) has clarity on its direction despite a rotation anchored by Webb (3.09 ERA, 0.296 xwOBA) and Ray (3.39 ERA). The bottom-dwelling NL West club will likely move rental pieces rather than contend.
4/10
Myers (.256 AVG, .355 xwOBA in 63 G) exits Cincinnati's outfield as the rotation leans heavily on Chase Burns (2.36 ERA, 9-1). Johnson fills a depth role in a lineup struggling to score (353 RS, 5th in NL Central).
3/10
Cubs improved to 47-38 with their third straight win after a late rally, while Mets fell to 35-50 (1-9 in last 10) despite a pinch-hit homer in their loss.
3/10
Slater (.231 AVG, .182 xBA, .235 xwOBA in 28 G) clears waivers and returns to Tampa Bay's minor league system after a brief stint on the active roster produced no impact—this is organizational roster flexibility, not a depth upgrade.
6/10
Miami (45-40, +13 run diff) sits 0.2 percentage points behind St. Louis (43-38) for the final NL Wild Card with a 20-win June within reach; the Marlins have gone 8-2 in their last 10 after struggling on the road (17-23).
3/10
Morel (.162 AVG, .220 xwOBA, 28 SO in 22 G) heads to Triple-A Syracuse after Miami released him; the infielder has been a non-contributor at the plate this season.
3/10
Contreras is batting .281/.376/.523 with 17 HR in 80 games for Boston, but his performance is secondary to the humanitarian situation affecting his home country.
5/10
Pfaadt carries a 5.92 ERA and 0.352 xwOBA across 3 starts this season, making this a lateral move from Arizona's nine-man bullpen rather than an upgrade. SF's rotation struggles (Houser 5.53 ERA, Mahle 5.49 ERA) give the D-Backs a favorable matchup regardless of starter quality.
3/10
Young's 3-for-3 performance masks a .251 AVG and .328 xwOBA across 84 games—single games don't erase a season-long trend of underperformance at the plate.
6/10
Greene's return gives Cincinnati a needed arms boost as the rotation has been anchored by Chase Burns (2.36 ERA, 9-1) but features three starters with ERA above 4.80. Pagán's return as closer (6.43 ERA in 15 G) addresses late-inning depth for a team 11 games below .500.
6/10
Peña (.295 AVG, .345 xwOBA, 6 HR in 48 G) was Houston's primary shortstop in a lineup already depleted by injuries. His absence comes as the Astros face Minnesota tonight with Burrows (5.48 ERA, 1.50 WHIP) on the mound in a 3-game slide before the recent W2 streak.
7/10
Semien (.214 AVG, .316 xwOBA in 80 G) was already struggling offensively, but his absence removes the Mets' primary shortstop as New York sits 35-49 with a -45 run differential. McLean (4.03 ERA, 106 SO) starts tonight against Toronto with Semien sidelined for what figures to be several weeks.
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