The Chicago White Sox are wrestling with a closer conundrum after Seranthony Domínguez recorded his final save on June 14, leaving the bullpen in flux as the season progresses.
Across the league, Kansas City Royals pitcher Kris Bubic was given a cortisone shot and will remain sidelined through the All‑Star break, battling both elbow and shoulder discomfort.
St. Louis Cardinals right‑hander Dustin May survived a frightening line‑drive impact to his person, though X‑rays revealed no serious injury, offering a brief reprieve for the young arm.
Seattle Mariners outfielders Julio Rodríguez and Victor Robles exited Thursday’s game early, each dealing with separate injuries that could affect the club’s depth in the coming weeks.
Ian Seymour of the Tampa Bay Rays delivered a standout performance, scattering one run over eight innings while striking out eight batters, underscoring his emergence as a reliable starter.
Bryce Miller of the Seattle Mariners turned in seven shutout innings, lowering his ERA to a sparkling 1.71 and cementing his status as one of the league’s most dominant young pitchers.
Jake McCarthy of the Colorado Rockies exploded at the plate, going 2‑for‑4 with three runs scored and four RBI, a burst that helped his team pull away in a tight contest.
A compelling duel unfolded between Jacob Misiorowski and Chase Burns, with Misiorowski fanning ten Reds batters, highlighting the rising excitement around both arms.
Streaming pitcher picks for fantasy baseball
Jake Bennett is recommended as a streaming option today, boasting a 1.53 ERA over his last three starts and presenting a low‑risk, high‑reward profile.
Sean Burke, another viable streamer for tomorrow, has posted a solid 3.69 ERA this season, making him an attractive pick for matchups against weaker lineups.
Additional arms worth monitoring include Jack Flaherty, whose recent outings have shown improved command, and Griffin Canning, who continues to refine his repertoire as the season advances.