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Last updated: July 25, 2026, 5:31 AM ET

Injury Updates and Roster Moves

The Houston Astros to a foot injury, forcing him out of his start in the second inning against the White Sox. In New York, the Mets experienced a scare with Juan Soto, who was removed from Friday's 4-2 loss to the Dodgers due to left calf soreness and is scheduled for an MRI. The Milwaukee Brewers from the injured list after his recovery from a hamstring strain. Additionally, the Cleveland Guardians from the injured list: outfielder Angel Martinez and left-handed reliever Tim Herrin. Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. was nearing a return from the injured list for Atlanta's series against Baltimore.

Trade Buzz and Future Outlook

With the trade deadline approaching, several players. Injured Mets pitcher Clay Holmes is among the veterans the team has. The Pirates by acquiring reliever Ron Marinaccio from the Padres. For teams looking to build for the future, Pete Crow-Armstrong of the 2026 Major League Baseball pre-arbitration bonus pool, valued at $50 million. In a significant investment development, Harbinger Sports Partners, including Mark Cuban in the Athletics.

Managerial and Player Statements

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts indicated Shohei Ohtani's return to the mound will not be rushed, stating the team won't have him pitch "earlier than we need to." Detroit Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal expressed his desire to finish the season with the team and compete for a World Series. Rintaro Sasaki, a new signee, chose the Marlins for the quickest path to the major leagues. Kansas City Royals manager Matt Quatraro missed a game for personal reasons.

League Standings and Rankings

The latest MLB Power Rankings featured a shake-up after the All-Star break, with an American League contender debuting in the top. Looking ahead, one forecast, offering pitcher rankings and hitter ratings for upcoming games. For fantasy baseball enthusiasts, dynasty rankings for the next five years and beyond. The Los Angeles Dodgers, the reigning World Series champions, were honored at the White House by President Donald Trump.