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The Minnesota Twins placed Byron Buxton on the 10-day injured list with a right hip strain retroactive to July 6 and recalled Alan Roden, creating a center-field gap for a club in the AL playoff race; replacements such as Kreidler, Clemens, Martin and Fedko are options, but none match Buxton’s production, and return timing is unclear.
Oakland placed Brent Rooker on the 10-day injured list with a left knee bone bruise and reinstated Jacob Wilson to fill his roster spot, as Rooker continues a disappointing start and the A's lean on a DH committee with Wilson back in the lineup.
The Pirates placed outfielder Oneil Cruz on the 10-day injured list retroactive to June 8 with non-displaced fractures in his left hand (fourth and fifth metacarpals), expecting him to miss about a month; Billy Cook was recalled, and Jake Mangum is likely to handle center field while Cruz is sidelined. Pittsburgh sits at 34-33 and aims to climb back without Cruz, who has 14 homers, 21 stolen bases, and a .264/.350/.472 line this season (128 wRC+).
Atlanta placed Drake Baldwin on the 10-day IL with a strained right oblique, deepening the Braves’ injury woes as Ronald Acuña Jr. returns from the IL and Sean Murphy recovers from a fractured finger. Baldwin had posted a .303/.389/.543 line with 13 homers, and his absence creates more lineup shorthands while Dylan Dodd returns from rehab and Aaron Bummer is released.
The Toronto Blue Jays placed George Springer on the 10-day injured list with a fracture in his left big toe, promoting Eloy Jimenez to take his roster spot. Jimenez will serve as the designated hitter (and could see time at first base) while Springer recovers, with manager John Schneider noting the move is precautionary and could be a minimal 10-day absence for the veteran.
The Miami Marlins will recall 22-year-old first baseman Deyvison De Los Santos to make his MLB debut after Christopher Morel was scratched with a left oblique strain and placed on the 10-day injured list. De Los Santos, acquired from the Diamondbacks in the 2024 A.J. Puk trade, was added to Miami’s 40-man roster and will serve as a right-handed bench option. He spent last year at Triple-A Jacksonville, posting a .241/.311/.363 line with 12 homers, after a strong acronym season with the Diamondbacks in 2024 before the trade.