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<p type = "text" content = "The week has been busy. Josh Hader has now allocated at least one point in five consecutive outings and six of his last seven. Returning in early July, he made a 6.19 ERA in 16 innings. The fact that he also recorded 16.31 K / 9 and 2.81 BB / 9 over the period is an indication that he remains very effective. The time has come to sniff out a cheap trading offer. There is a good chance that he will find his job and work closer. You could also consider hiding Matt Albers and Drew Pomeranz as handcuffs. Both are not very reliable. "Data-reactid =" 11 "> The week has been busy. Josh Hader has now awarded at least one point in five straight outings and six of his last seven. Returning in early July, he made a 6.19 ERA in 16 innings. The fact that he also recorded 16.31 K / 9 and 2.81 BB / 9 over the period is an indication that he remains very effective. The time has come to sniff out a cheap trading offer. There is a good chance that he will find his job and work closer. You could also consider hiding Matt Albers and Drew Pomeranz as handcuffs. They are both pretty unreliable.

<p type = "text" content = "Sean Doolittle I complained of fatigue during our last meeting. He is now on the list of injured with tendonitis in the right knee. He should not be away long. On the plus side, it's good news that it's not an arm injury. He has a long history of shoulder problems. Unfortunately, a lower-body injury can quickly lead to weapons problems – probably the reason why the Nationals sent him to the casualty list rather than rehabilitating him while he was on the list. Recent struggles also play a role. In his absence, Daniel Hudson, Hunter Strickland, and Fernando Rodney are supposed to form an unpleasant committee (for fantasy owners). As with Hader, this could be the time to buy low on Doolittle. "Data-reactid =" 12 ">Sean Doolittle complained of fatigue during our last meeting. He is now on the list of injured with tendonitis in the right knee. He should not be away long. On the plus side, it's good news that it's not an arm injury. He has a long history of shoulder problems. Unfortunately, a lower-body injury can quickly lead to weapons problems – probably the reason why the Nationals sent him to the casualty list rather than rehabilitating him while he was on the list. Recent struggles also play a role. In his absence, Daniel Hudson, Hunter Strickland, and Fernando Rodney should form an unpleasant committee (for fantasy owners). As with Hader, this could be the time to buy low on Doolittle.

<p type = "text" content = "That's not all, we mostly avoided Wade Davis and Scott Oberg – at least, it's my constant advice. Oberg is away for the season and Davis shows no signs of a fair relief. The door is open for one of the Carlos Estevez or Jairo Diaz pass through. Both have appeared in this column in previous seasons, although a higher quality rectifier is either. Especially not at Coors Field. "Data-reactid =" 13 "> That's not all, we mostly avoided Wade Davis and Scott Oberg – at least that's my constant advice. Oberg is away for the season and Davis shows no signs of a fair relief. The door is open for Carlos Estevez or Jairo Diaz to cross. Both have appeared in this column in previous seasons, although a higher quality rectifier is either. Especially not at Coors Field.

<p type = "text" content = "The hierarchical order for Mets remains relatively opaque. Seth Lugo spat five points last Wednesday. Edwin Diaz caught a backup on the next day. Two days later, Lugo received the backup one day when Diaz was possibly unavailable. "Data-reactid =" 14 "> The hierarchy for the Mets remains relatively opaque Seth Lugo scored five points last Wednesday. Edwin Diaz made a backup of an outing the next day. Two days later, Lugo received the backup one day when Diaz was possibly unavailable. Ni has launched since the weekend.

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Smith had a bumpy week, allowing two circuits in five appearances. It was his only release of the week. The Giants offense saved him. He provided his lucky fantasy owners with a vulture victory.

Roberto Osuna, Houston Astros

Brad Hand, Cleveland Indians

<p class = "canvas-atom web-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Osuna threw clear frames in four of the last five days If there is a backup opportunity, search Ryan Pressly end the game tonight. The hand is a little in crisis recently. He has allowed five points in his last three innings. The Indian Bureau is not the sharpest collection of shooters, so his work is pretty safe. Still, nothing separates him from Hader as a guy with good skills and recent poor results. "Data-reactid =" 64 "> Osuna has laid the clean groundwork for four of the past five days.If there is a backup opportunity, look for Ryan Pressly to complete tonight's game.Hand is a bit He has given up five points over his last three innings, and the Indian paddock is not the best collection of pitchers, so his work is pretty sure he does not stand out from Hader. as a guy with good skills and bad recent results.

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Josh Hader, Brewers of Milwaukee

Craig Kimbrel, Chicago Cubs

Ken Giles, Derek Law, Toronto Blue Jays

Ian Kennedy, Kansas City Royals

Raisel Iglesias, Cincinnati Reds

Here is good news. Kimbrel returned from his brief hiatus. He allowed his first game to go home after an injury. Overall, he spit 3.14 HR / 9 in 14.1 innings. Homers are accompanied by a high rate of walking. Without his reputation as a much better pitcher, he would rank at the bottom of the fourth level.

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Hector Neris, Philadelphia Phillies

Hansel Robles, Angels of Los Angeles

Mark Melancon, Atlanta Braves

Carlos Martinez, cardinals of St. Louis

Seth Lugo, Edwin Diaz, New York Mets

Emilio Pagan, Jose Alvarado, Nick Anderson, Tampa Bay Rays

Taylor Rogers, Sergio Romo, Minnesota Twins

Archie Bradley, Arizona Diamondbacks

Pagan made a stop this afternoon, which may well be all the space Alvarado needs to take the role of top scorer in the radius. No matter who is at the top of the pile, the Rays will continue to play the clash match.

<p class = "canvas-atom-text-canvas Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Bradley launched three times in a row – and allowed Si you are planning a backup, a brand new installation man Kevin Ginkel could be the guy for you. Ginkel has soared through three levels of the Diamondbacks farming system while posting absurd barrage rates. To date, he has recorded 12 strikeouts in nine major league games. "Data-reactid =" 130 "> Bradley scored three days in a row and allowed two of them in. If you hope to make a backup, come hit the ball. installation Kevin Ginkel could be your type.Ginkel has soared through three levels of the Diamondbacks farm system while posting absurd barrage rates.Today, he has recorded 12 barrel strikes in nine major innings.

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Alex Colome, Chicago White Sox

Jose Leclerc, Texas Rangers

Brandon Workman, Boston Red Sox

Joe Jimenez, the Detroit Tigers

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Leclerc threw around three walks Monday, then rang record via a solo home run Tuesday. Shawn Kelley. Jimenez suffered a defeat on Sunday, his first loss since the Tigers drew closer. "Data-reactid =" 136 "> Leclerc conceded three marches on Monday and a loss by a solo shutdown on Tuesday.Taking a bid to claim Shawn Kelley, Jimenez was defeated on Sunday, his first since taking over as Tigers are getting closer.

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Ryne Stanek, Miami Marlins

Matt Magill, Anthony Bass, Seattle Mariners

Carlos Estevez, Jairo Diaz, Colorado Rockies

Daniel Hudson, Hunter Strickland, Fernando Rodney, Washington Nationals

Shawn Armstrong, Paul Fry, Mychal Givens, Baltimore Orioles

Sailors continue to throw relief on the wall. Until now, no one has stuck. Magill made a backup earlier today. It was his third attempt last week. The fly ball pitcher seems to be slightly more prone to play, although it has an interesting damping and walking rate based on a 95mph heater and two frequently used brittle balls. There is an intermediate value potential.

<p class = "canvas-atom web-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "If any sort of trio of national pollsters with a ninth stable job and Doolittle was forced to miss a long time, then they would be next to Melancon. Because they are very short-term assets, they have very little leeway to recover much value. "Data-reactid =" 192 "> If anyone's a trio fate of the National with a ninth job at the innings. and Doolittle was forced to miss a long time, then they would be next to Melancon. Acting on very short-term assets, their room for maneuver is minimal.

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Brandon Morrow, Chicago Cubs (Elbow)

Corey Knebel, Brewers of Milwaukee (partial laceration of UCL for the season)

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David Robertson, Philadelphia Phillies (flexor strain, off season)

Jordan Hicks, St. Louis Cardinals (UCL torn, out of season)

Sean Doolittle, Washington Nationals (knee tendonitis)

Scott Oberg, Colorado Rockies (blood clot, out of season)

Doolittle should come back quickly. Oberg has a more difficult path to recover.

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Cody Allen, Angels of Los Angeles

A J. Minter, Atlanta Braves

Anthony Swarzak, Atlanta Braves (filed with the sailors)

Ryan Brasier, Boston Red Sox

Chris Martin, Texas Rangers

Matt Barnes, Boston Red Sox

Pedro Strop, Chicago Cubs

Greg Holland, Washington Nationals (filed with DBacks)

Luke Jackson, Atlanta Braves

Sergio Romo, Minnesota Twins (trade)

Roenis Elias, Washington (trade)

Chris Martin, Atlanta Braves (traded)

Wade Davis, Colorado Rockies

Mychal Givens, Baltimore Orioles

Shane Greene, Atlanta Braves

Edwin Diaz, New York Mets

Jose Alvarado, Tampa Bay Rays

Hunter Strickland, Washington (trade)

Romo, Davis, Givens, Diaz, Alvarado and Strickland all have a tangible chance of escaping this ignominious section.

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<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Delino DeShields is in motion. He caught four sacks last week and seven sacks in the last two weeks. Starling Marte is the only other basic thief to reach three flights since our last convocation. Mallex Smith leads the season with 34 flights followed by injuries Adalberto Mondesi (31) Ronald Acuna (29) Jonathan Villar (28) and Jarrod Dyson (27). Sadly, Fernando Tatis Jr. Data-reactid = "224"> Delino DeShields is moving. He caught four bags in the last week and seven in the last two-week period. Starling Marte is Mallex Smith leads the season with 34 flights, followed by Adalberto Mondesi (31), Ronald Acuna (29), Jonathan Villar (28) and Jarrod Dyson (27), injured. Unfortunately, Fernando Tatis Jr. will miss the rest of the season with an injury.

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Mallex Smith, Seattle Mariners

Trea Turner, Washington Nationals

Ronald Acuna, Atlanta Braves

No change in our best runners. Turner may be three times behind Acuna, but he has also taken 182 fewer appearances. These lost opportunities add up. Turner would probably top the league if he did not miss injury.

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Jarrod Dyson, Arizona Diamondbacks

Jonathan Villar, Baltimore Orioles

Jose Ramirez, Cleveland Indians

Christian Yelich, Brewers of Milwaukee

Starling Marte, Pittsburgh Pirates

Elvis Andrus, Texas Rangers

Marte had a strange base stolen drought during the middle months of the season. Lately, he has lit up the jets, leading to a promotion in the second floor. The interaction between Dyson and Villar reflects the level 1 comments. Granted, Villar is ahead of Dyson, but he has also taken nearly 200 other appearances on the plate. Dyson does not always play, so it's easier to prefer others to him.

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Victor Robles, Washington Nationals

Delino DeShields, Texas Rangers

Tim Anderson, Chicago White Sox

Dee Gordon, Seattle Mariners

Francisco Lindor, Cleveland Indians

History of Trevor, Colorado Rockies

Merrifield, Kansas City Royals

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "DeShields continues to demonstrate a tantalizing skill set without obviously it has more speed and it can work despite a fairly weak bat.The problem is a 25% radiation rate that does not seem to be going anywhere despite a higher than average contact rate.DeShields is passive, which brings it to be late in the count, a more channeled aggression could be helpful – either to get a little more power, or at least to reduce the withdrawal – as it currently stands, it just replaces an injury. Joey Gallo and Nomar Mazara are often injured, he will play regularly. "data-reactid =" 278 "> DeShields continues to display a tantalizing skill set without showing any signs of optimization.It obviously has the speed and it can keep walking despite a pretty punch. The problem is a 25% exit rate that does not seem to be going anywhere despite an above-average contact rate.In short, DeShields is passive, which causes it to fall behind in the count. Channeled aggression could potentially help – either to get a little more power, or at least to reduce catches on the ground.In the current state of things, it is only replacing an injury. Joey Gallo and Nomar Mazara are injured, he will play regularly.

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Kevin Kiermaier, Tampa Bay Rays

Manuel Margot, Padres of San Diego

Hiura Jacket, Brewers from Milwaukee

Mookie Betts, Boston Red Sox

New York's Amed Rosario Mets

Oscar Mercado, Cleveland Indians

Mike Trout, Angels of Los Angeles

Javier Baez, Chicago Cubs

Scott Kingery, Philadelphia Phillies

Adalberto Mondesi, Kansas City Royals, injured

For a second consecutive season, Rosario has a second half tidy. Since mid-June he has had a .359 / .394 / .515 (.414 BABIP) record with four home runs and nine interceptions (five interceptions). It is clear that this performance is a bit nil – especially the high BABIP and the captured theft rates. The underlying skills are unchanged. He is relatively punch-free, impatient and has enough speed to make the difference.

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