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Kevin McGonigle continued his productive stretch at the plate in Monday's 7-3 victory over the Yankees. The Tigers infielder went 2-for-4 in the contest, contributing a run scored and two RBI to the team's offensive effort. McGonigle remains a consistent contributor in the Detroit lineup.
Casey Mize earned his third win of the season Monday, delivering a dominant performance against the Yankees. Mize tossed seven scoreless innings, allowing only one hit and no walks while striking out 10 batters. The outing marks a significant rebound for the right-hander, who effectively silenced the New York offense throughout his seven frames of work.
After suffering a loss against the Rangers on Sunday, Louis Varland rebounded with a strong performance Monday, securing a save against the Mets. Varland tossed a scoreless ninth inning, allowing just one hit and one walk while striking out two. This follows his previous outing where he struck out the side in the ninth despite allowing a run. The right-hander remains a key late-inning option for the Blue Jays.
A.J. Ewing was part of a defensive sequence that led to a Little League home run for George Springer on Monday. After Juan Soto misplayed a sinking line drive in left field, Ewing flubbed the backup throw, allowing Springer to score on the play.
Juan Soto was involved in a defensive misplay during Monday's game against the Blue Jays that resulted in a Little League home run for George Springer. Soto misplayed a sinking line drive in left field, which, combined with a subsequent throwing error by center fielder A.J. Ewing, allowed the runner to circle the bases.
George Springer recorded a rare Little League home run during Monday's game against the Mets. The Blue Jays outfielder rounded the bases after a sinking line drive was misplayed by Mets left fielder Juan Soto, followed by an errant throw from center fielder A.J. Ewing that allowed Springer to score.
Colson Montgomery provided a key offensive contribution for the Chicago White Sox in their recent matchup against the Baltimore Orioles. Montgomery's clutch hitting was instrumental in helping the White Sox break through against the O's pitching staff, serving as a pivotal moment in the game's outcome.
Cincinnati Reds center fielder Dane Myers was removed from the field on a cart during the fourth inning of Monday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers. The injury occurred after Myers crashed into the outfield wall while attempting to make a play. Further details regarding the severity of his injury and his status moving forward have not yet been provided by the team.
Yankees outfielder Jazz Chisholm was forced to leave Monday's game against the Tigers in the fourth inning following a violent collision with teammate Jasson Dominguez at Yankee Stadium. Chisholm appeared to take an elbow to the head during the play and has officially been placed in the league's concussion protocol. The team is currently monitoring his condition, and further updates regarding his status and availability are expected as he undergoes evaluation.
The San Diego Padres officially reinstated veteran infielder Jake Cronenworth from the 7-day injured list on Monday. Cronenworth had been sidelined while recovering from a concussion. His return to the active roster provides a significant boost to the Padres' lineup as they move forward with their current series. He is available for selection immediately following his clearance from the league's concussion protocol.
Blue Jays outfielder Addison Barger has been shut down for at least two weeks following a diagnosis of a stress reaction in his back. This injury further complicates an already difficult, injury-plagued season for Barger, who was previously managing an elbow issue. Manager John Schneider confirmed the team is taking a cautious approach to his recovery to ensure he can return to full health, though the setback significantly delays his anticipated return to the lineup.
Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman addressed his performance on Monday, expressing regret for failing to run hard to first base during Sunday's victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. The 32-year-old, who signed a five-year, $175 million contract with Chicago this past winter, has struggled to find his rhythm in his debut season with the club. His comments reflect a focus on accountability as he looks to improve his consistency and effort level moving forward.
Corbin Burnes is currently sidelined with an elbow injury. According to Alex Weiner of ArizonaSports.com, the right-hander is scheduled to be re-evaluated by medical staff during the first or second week of July. This assessment will be critical in determining the next steps in his recovery process and establishing a potential timeline for his return to the mound for the Diamondbacks. Further analysis on his status remains available via RotoWire.
Brendan Donovan (groin) took a positive step in his recovery by running sprints on the field Monday. According to Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times, the Mariners plan to re-evaluate Donovan following the conclusion of the current homestand. This evaluation will determine if he is physically prepared to begin a rehab assignment. The team is monitoring his progress closely to ensure he is ready for a return to the active roster. Additional analysis is available on RotoWire.
Luke Raley remains out of the starting lineup for Monday's contest against the Los Angeles Angels. Raley is currently dealing with an elbow injury that has kept him sidelined.
Dominic Canzone is back in the Seattle Mariners' starting lineup for Monday's game against the Angels, serving as the designated hitter and batting third. Canzone, who had been dealing with a hamstring issue, was also recently highlighted by expert betting analysis as a key player to watch for home run props, signaling potential value for his power production as he returns to action.
Giancarlo Stanton has officially restarted his running program as he works his way back from a calf injury. As part of his recovery, Stanton is scheduled to take live at-bats against rehabbing left-hander Max Fried during a simulated game session on Tuesday. The Yankees are closely tracking his progress as he ramps up his activity level.
Max Fried, currently sidelined with an elbow issue, is scheduled to throw a two-inning simulated game on Tuesday. As part of his recovery, he is also slated to face teammate Giancarlo Stanton in a live batting practice session. Manager Aaron Boone confirmed this represents a key milestone in Fried's return to the mound, and the team will continue to monitor his progress closely to determine the next steps in his rehab program.
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider announced that Max Scherzer played catch on Monday as he recovers from back and side issues. Scherzer is progressing well and could potentially throw a bullpen session as soon as Tuesday, marking a significant step forward in his return to the mound.
Willy Adames is not in the San Francisco Giants' starting lineup for Monday's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Adames is currently dealing with a back injury.
