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Last updated: July 28, 2026, 2:31 PM ET

Player Injuries and Roster Moves Dominate Headlines

The injury bug continued to bite MLB rosters, with several key players facing significant time off. Yankees All-Star for four to six weeks due to a Grade 2 left hamstring strain. In San Francisco, Giants infielder Casey Schmitt will likely miss significant time after exiting Monday's game with an apparent leg injury. The Reds placed utility man Spencer Steer on the injured list with a right wrist sprain. On the pitching front after being hit in the hand by a pitch, and Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers and pitcher Mark Leiter Jr. are set for season-ending surgeries. The Cubs designated veteran pitcher after a rough outing.

Trade Deadline Buzz and Fantasy Impact

As the trade deadline looms, speculation is rife about potential blockbuster deals and NL contenders' plans. Experts proposed ten major trades that could shake up the league, while several NL powerhouses, including the Milwaukee Brewers and Atlanta Braves, are assessing their deadline needs. The fantasy baseball landscape is also seeing movement, with advice offered on closers to add or drop, and a look at. The rise in hit batters is also a notable trend, with a new philosophy seemingly emerging around the league, potentially increasing the urgency for players to.

Marlins Snap Long Losing Streak, Ohtani Interpreter News Surfaces

In a significant moment for the Miami Marlins to end the team's franchise-record 12-game losing streak against the Phillies. Meanwhile, new audio has emerged in the, with details suggesting the former interpreter initially claimed Ohtani agreed to cover gambling debts before reversing his statement. Fans can delve deeper into the unraveling of Ohtani's relationship with his interpreter through the new podcast. Mets outfielder Juan Soto, despite a calf strain, remains confident he will return this year.