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The Braves have released outfielder Jake Marisnick, who struggled in Triple-A Gwinnett with a .098/.178/.195 batting line over 12 games, following the signing of veteran Eddie Rosario and the optioning of Jarred Kelenic. Marisnick, a veteran of 11 MLB seasons known for his speed and defensive prowess, has a career line of .228/.281/.385 but has performed well against left-handed pitchers. He will seek a new opportunity with another team needing outfield depth, likely on a...

The New York Mets are facing the possibility of losing reliever A.J. Minter for the remainder of the season due to a significant left lat muscle injury. Minter has sought multiple opinions and has two options: season-ending surgery or a lengthy rest and rehab period, which could allow for a possible return later in the season. Manager Carlos Mendoza expressed the impact of Minter's injury, noting his exceptional performance with a 1.64 ERA and seven...

The Nationals have released outfielder Stone Garrett, who struggled in the 2025 season with a .087/.176/.130 batting line and a 43.1% strikeout rate in Triple-A Rochester. Despite a career MLB batting average of .276/.341/.492 over parts of three seasons, Garrett's playing time has been limited due to injuries, including a significant recovery from fractures sustained in 2023. Known for his power against left-handed pitching, he may seek a minor league deal with another club, leveraging...

The Mets have placed left-handed reliever A.J. Minter on the 15-day injured list due to a significant left lat strain that may require surgery, potentially ending his 2025 season. Minter, who has excelled with a 31.8% strikeout rate in his 11 innings this season, is now one of the few healthy lefties in the bullpen, as the Mets lack established veterans in the relief corps. Additionally, his injury could impact his contract situation, making it...

Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes boasts an impressive fastball but faces concerns about injury risks associated with high velocity. Despite being one of 21 pitchers averaging 96.6 mph on their four-seam fastball in the first two innings, leading to 13 undergoing Tommy John surgery, Skenes remains unconcerned, stating that no one in the league matches his skills. He cites his trainer's guidance on maximizing speed without harm and looks to successful pitchers like Gerrit Cole...