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Last updated: July 27, 2026, 8:31 AM ET

Brewers Pitching Shines, Marlins Continue Skid

Milwaukee's Jacob Misiorowski by striking out the first seven Colorado Rockies batters he faced on Sunday. Misiorowski ultimately finished with 12 strikeouts in a dominant outing, showcasing the Brewers' pitching depth as they contend in the NL. Meanwhile, the Miami Marlins' struggles deepened, as a 5-3 loss to the San Diego Padres to a franchise-record 12 games. The Marlins have been swept in their last three series, highlighting their ongoing difficulties.

Hall of Fame Welcomes New Inductees, Yankees and Mets Face Injury Woes

Baseball's Hall of Fame officially on Sunday, enshrining Andruw Jones, Carlos Beltran, and Jeff Kent. Their inductions mark a significant moment, representing diverse backgrounds and extensive careers across multiple teams. In New York, the Mets are dealing with a significant blow as All-Star Juan Soto was diagnosed with a Grade 2 left calf strain, placing him on the injured list and expected to miss considerable time. The Yankees also faced an injury setback, with Cody Bellinger being placed on the 10-day IL due to a left hamstring strain after an issue running the bases.

Injury Updates and Roster Moves Across MLB

Several teams are navigating significant injury concerns and roster adjustments. The Texas Rangers have placed third baseman Josh Jung on the 10-day injured list with a left calf strain, recalling veteran infielder Josh Smith from Triple-A. Shortstop Corey Seager, sidelined by a back injury for the first time since July 1, offering a potential positive sign for the Rangers. In a surprising move, the Brewers designated veteran pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. for assignment. The Oakland Athletics also received concerning news, as All-Star catcher Shea Langeliers could miss the remainder of the 2026 season after suffering a torn meniscus, according to sources.

Braves Secure Extra-Inning Victory, Ohtani's Bullpen Session Skipped

The Atlanta Braves on Sunday, defeating their opponent 3-2 thanks to a strategic intentional walk by manager Walt Weiss in the bottom of the 11th inning. The move paid off as the first-place Braves held on for the victory. Meanwhile, Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani's pitching progression has hit a slight snag. Manager Dave Roberts indicated Ohtani experienced "a little bit of regression" after his last bullpen session, leading the team to out of caution.

Trout's Milestone Game and Perez's Record Homer

Mike Trout celebrated a significant offensive milestone, recording his first four-hit game in over five years. The Angels star also for career doubles and singles, surpassing Tim Salmon. In Kansas City, Salvador Perez continued his impressive power display, hitting his 318th career home run on Saturday. This blast and places Perez third among active players for home runs with one team.

A's Ownership Adds Former Pitcher, Red Sox and Nationals Complete Trade

The Oakland Athletics' ownership group in former pitcher Chan Ho Park, marking the first Korean to purchase a stake in a major league club. This is the second significant addition to the A's ownership structure recently. In a player-for-player swap, the Boston Red Sox traded left-hander Connelly Early to the Washington Nationals in exchange for infielder Curtis Mead, completing the transaction.