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With so many closers changing hands at the MLB trade deadline, many fantasy team continue to have an imbalance of possible arms to saves games. Bryan Abreu brings stud status, while Matt Svanson could be the sneaky upside option for the Cardinals.
Shawn Childs|
The Mariners were unable to replicate their offensive showcase from the previous day against the Mets on Saturday.
Teren Kowatsch|
The New York pitcher posted a strong debut.
Patrick Andres|
Houston Astros closer Josh Hader said that he likely won't return from the injured list in the regular season.
Teren Kowatsch|
Edgar Martinez will be on the coaching staff for his native Puerto Rico at the 2026 event.
Brady Farkas|
C.J. Stroud plays for Houston, but yet, he was wearing a Mariners hat, not an Astros hat on Saturday.
Brady Farkas|
Cal Raleigh paces baseball in home runs, and he could have had a lot more.
Teren Kowatsch|
Since making his major league debut on May 31, Cole Young has been one of the best second basemen in the majors.
Brady Farkas|
The Mariners Platinum Glove-winning catcher reached 100 RBIs for the second-straight year Friday.
Teren Kowatsch|
Raleigh vs. ... Mother Nature?
Tim Capurso|
New York Mets manager got honest with top prospect Nolan McLean before his August 16 MLB debut.
Grant Young|
The M's scored 11 runs and hit a whopping nine doubles in a win over the Mets on Friday night.
Brady Farkas|
The right fielder has made quite the adjustment against left-handed pitching.
Brady Farkas|
With his 46th home run of the season on Friday night, 'The Big Dumper' passed a pair of legends on a great list.
Brady Farkas|
Stay ahead of your league with this week’s fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups, featuring under-the-radar bats and arms with breakout potential.
Shawn Childs|
The Mariners placed right-handed starter Logan Evans on the 15-day injured list with right elbow inflammation Friday.
Teren Kowatsch|
The Mariners pulled ahead and overcame an early deficit against the Mets on Friday.
Teren Kowatsch|
Cal Raleigh now leads MLB in HR and RBI.
Stephen Douglas|
Cal Raleigh became the first MLB catcher in 25 years to have consecutive seasons with 100 RBIs.
Teren Kowatsch|
Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodriguez and Eugenio Suarez were just some of the M's to show off great personality at the start of "Player's Weekend."
Brady Farkas|
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