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CockcroftRyan Rolison is set to start for the Cubs today followed by some relievers, as a doubleheader earlier in the week has upended their rotation. Vincent Carchietta-Imagn ImagesESPN FantasyJun 28, 2026, 10:30 AM ETCloseFollow on XMultiple AuthorsEmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsEverything that happens in and around MLB has some additional context when viewed from a fantasy baseball perspective. From lineup changes to minor league call-ups to injuries and so much more, the news cycle will constantly affect player values in fantasy baseball.
Our fantasy baseball buzz file, with contributions from our ESPN fantasy writers, aims to provide fantasy managers with the intel they need as news breaks around MLB.Key links: RP depth chart | Player Rater | Scoring leaders 10-day pitching forecaster | 10-day hitting forecasterJune 28: Sunday's news to knowBy Todd ZolaA pair of 1:35 p.m.
ET affairs kick off today's 15-game slate. The fantasy week concludes with the New York Yankees trying to avoid a four-game sweep in Fenway Park, courtesy of the Boston Red Sox. They play the only evening game on the schedule, beginning at 7:20 p.
m. ET.With Edward Cabrera on the 15-day IL and the Chicago Cubs playing a doubleheader earlier in the week, they need to piece together today's road matchup with the Milwaukee Brewers.
Lefty Ryan Rolison is set to start, likely followed by a parade of relievers, as no one is stretched out enough to handle more than an inning or two.The New York Mets must also piece together today's game, as they're dealing with injuries and just traded swingman David Peterson to the Cardinals. The Mets will open with Cionel Perez and then follow with many relievers.
Heliot Ramos is expected to join the San Francisco Giants today after missing just over six weeks with a sore quad. He's exclusively played left field since the beginning of last season, but can handle center and right. He is initially ticketed for full-time play in right field as Casey Schmitt plays left and Bryce Eldridge serves as the designated hitter.
The club will reevaluate when Harrison Bader returns from plantar fasciitis, but there is no timetable set.Chase Petty picked up the save for the Cincinnati Reds last night, but before overpaying for his stats, keep in mind that Emilio Pagan is due to return next week and reclaim ninth-inning duties.Be sure to check out the latest fantasy lineup advice as well as the MLB betting tips for Sunday.
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June 27: Saturday morning's news to knowBy Todd ZolaToday's full schedule gets underway at 1 p.m. ET at Fenway Park when the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees play the third game of their four-game series.
The Red Sox claimed the first two contests. Five more matinees follow, leaving 10 evening games.The Red Sox will be without Marcelo Mayer after he was placed on the 10-day IL Friday with a stress reaction in his left forearm.
The rookie has been playing through the injury, but the club finally decided to shut him down until he gets better. With Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Nick Sogard also on the shelf, the Red Sox called up Tsung-Che Cheng and inserted him at shortstop last night.The St.
Louis Cardinals scratched Dustin May from today's start and will skip his turn in the rotation. The rejuvenated right-hander has been experiencing lingering back tightness, stemming from his complete-game shutout recorded on June 15. A rainout earlier this week allows Andre Pallante to move up a day and still pitch on four da
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