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Last updated: June 17, 2026, 8:42 PM ET

Tigers’ Perez Endures Injury After Training Mishap* Following a harrowing incident during Tuesday’s game against the Astros, Tigers outfielder Wenceel Perez suffered a resistance band injury to the face, forcing his removal from the field. The accident occurred when a resistance band unexpectedly struck Perez in the midsection, highlighting the unpredictable risks of on-field training. The team has placed him on the injured list, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming series against the Astros.**

Phillies Impose Penalty

on Painter The Phillies have taken a tough step by optioning Andrew Painter to Triple A after he was roughed up in another start. The disciplinary move underscores the organization’s commitment to maintaining control over its roster and player behavior, especially after recent incidents that have drawn scrutiny.

Scheming Blue Jay Adds

Back Scherzer In a significant roster move, the Blue Jays placed their three-time Cy Young pitcher Max Scherzer on the 10-day injured list due to back spasms. This decision reflects the team’s effort to manage its core while addressing player health concerns, especially as the season progresses toward critical playoff contention.

Guardians Promote Chase DeLauterCleveland’s offense has taken a hit with the addition of Chase DeLauter to the injured list after a fractured rib injury. The 22-year-old’s return to the lineup remains uncertain as he navigates recovery, but the team is prioritizing depth in its pitching staff. Braves-Giants Suspension Delays Game* The opening game of a high-profile series between the Braves and Giants was temporarily halted due to rain, with both teams set to resume at 2 p.m. The pause underscores the league’s responsiveness to weather conditions, ensuring fan experience remains intact despite logistical challenges.**

Brewers Highlight Rookie Ahlstrom’s BreakthroughTexas Rangers rookie left-hander Robby Ahlstrom earned his first MLB win after a scoring change on Tuesday, marking a pivotal moment for the franchise as they chase their first victory of the 2024 season.** Royals’ Lugo Undergoes SurgeryWith Seth Lugo’s injury set to continue, the Royals have taken steps to ensure their starting rotation remains stable. The two-way star’s rehabilitation progress will be closely monitored as he readies for the upcoming matchup against the Rays. Cubs Close Palencia to IL** Due to a right elbow inflammation, Cubs closer Daniel Palencia has been placed on the 15-day injured list. This decision aims to protect his health while preparing him for a potential return to the major leagues.

Shortstop Prospect Pratt Takes Prominence

Shortstop Elly De La Cruz who has battled a hamstring strain since June, is expected to start a rehab assignment. His early return could signal a promising start to his major league career.

MLB Challenges Pride Night AttireMajor League Baseball issued a stern warning against writing on Pride Night hats, following incidents where Giants players etched verses on team merchandise. The rule reinforces the league’s stance on respecting its traditions.** Diamondbacks Sign Korean Prospect Eom** The Arizona Diamondbacks finalized a deal with South Korean prospect Jun-Sang Eom, agreeing to a $1.5 million signing bonus. This move strengthens the team’s depth in international talent.

Ohtani Returns to Start for Rays

With his left knee swelling resolved, Shohei Ohtani is set to begin his scheduled start against the Rays, showcasing his versatility as a dual-threat star.

Rabbit Redemption on the Mibs

Cal Raleigh, the Mariners catcher, is slated to return to the lineup after a week on the injured list, signaling a potential turning point for the team’s bullpen.