MLB Baseball 3 Days

Last updated: June 15, 2026, 2:54 AM ET

Injury Report

Corey Seager remains sidelined for a third consecutive game as the Rangers shortstop continues to deal with a mild concussion, while Freddy Fermin joined the concussion list after the Padres placed him on the seven-day injured list. The injury wave extended across both leagues as Seiya Suzuki exited early from Saturday's game with right knee discomfort and was scratched from Sunday's lineup, and Vinnie Pasquantino underwent surgery on a fractured hamate bone that could keep the Royals first baseman out up to six weeks. Additional casualties included Chase DeLauter leaving with bruised ribs after the Guardians lost two outfielders in their game against Detroit, Jack Flaherty departing after three innings due to left leg discomfort, and Randy Arozarena exiting with leg injury in Seattle's matchup with Washington.

Pitching Updates

Spencer Strider's injury saga continued unfolding as the Braves placed their star right-hander on the 15-day injured list with elbow inflammation, following Friday's exit featuring right shoulder and elbow soreness that prompted imaging. The team awaits Dr. Keith Meister's evaluation to determine next steps for the pitcher who has struggled with injuries this season. Meanwhile, Keaton Winn landed on the 15-day IL with a right elbow strain just days after completing back-to-back-to-back outings for San Francisco, and Cole Ragans experienced rehabilitation setbacks in his recovery from a left elbow impingement that has kept him out since May 8. On the positive side, Hunter Brown will return to Houston's rotation Tuesday after missing time with a Grade 2 shoulder strain, and Quinn Priester was recalled from rehab assignment as the Brewers continue monitoring his thoracic outlet syndrome recovery.

Game Highlights

Colorado's offense exploded for 23 runs in swelishing 101-degree heat in Las Vegas, setting a franchise record in their victory over Oakland that showcased one of the most potent offensive performances of the season. Yordan Alvarez powered Houston's offense by hitting a grand slam and two-run homer in the first inning against Kansas City, providing early fireworks that helped secure the win. Yoshinobu Yamamoto carried a no-hit bid into the ninth inning before settling for a dominant seven-hit complete game performance that delivered Los Angeles a 7-1 victory over Chicago. Jacob Misiorowski struck out 15 batters while pitching a complete-game one-hitter to lead Milwaukee's 6-0 shutout of Philadelphia, marking a career-high strikeout performance that anchored the staff's strong showing.

Standings & Transactions

The A's activated Jacob Wilson from the injured list while simultaneously placing Brent Rooker on the 10-day IL retroactive to Tuesday due to a bone bruise in his left knee, creating a roster shuffle that reflects Oakland's injury management throughout the season. Evan Carter landed on the 10-day IL with an oblique strain after exiting Friday's game in the fourth inning, adding to Texas's growing list of injured players. Detroit's Tarik Skubal showed rust in his return from a lengthy absence, pitching 4 2/3 innings in a 3-1 loss to Cleveland while acknowledging "I need to be better, plain and simple." Francisco Lindor begins simulated games as the Mets shortstop targets a potential return by the end of June from his calf injury.

League Developments

MLB's ongoing collective bargaining agreement negotiations include salary cap discussions as the league examines how such systems function in other professional sports leagues to potentially reshape baseball's economic structure. New York manager Aaron Boone declined to offer apologies to Aroldis Chapman regarding his 2022 departure, one day after the reliever reiterated his belief that the Yankees owed him an explanation for their handling of the situation. Shohei Ohtani avoided the injured list despite being held out of Friday's lineup against Chicago following his removal from Wednesday's game in Pittsburgh with left knee inflammation.

Fantasy & Culture

Eric Karabell's fantasy baseball analysis projects potential milestones including Byron Buxton reaching 50 home runs and Hunter Goodman making an impact in the National League, providing insight for managers navigating the season's second half. Meanwhile, Mookie Betts expanded his entertainment portfolio by providing voice work for a Disney Junior character, demonstrating the eight-time All-Star's continued crossover appeal beyond baseball. The Dodgers' center field production has drawn attention as their young player makes a name for himself on a roster loaded with superstars, particularly after Los Angeles's historically poor October performance last season.