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M. Andújar - 3B

NYY

The Yankees are expected to recall Andujar from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday, Craig Mish of SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio reports.

After Tyler Wade received the call to the big leagues Tuesday, It appears the Yankees will bring aboard their second infield prospect in as many days, as Andujar could assume the 25-man roster spot of Matt Holliday, who has been battling an allergic reaction recently. Though the Yankees haven't received much production this season from third basemen Chase Headley and Ronald Torreyes, Headley has delivered two three-hit performances in his last three contests, so his hold on the starting job seems secure at the moment. As a result, Andujar, who hit .312/.342/.494 with seven home runs at Double-A Trenton before a recent promotion to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, may only serve as bench depth in his first tour of the majors.

Added Jun 28 10:35 am (EST)

Rotowire

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T. Watson - RP

Watson remains the Pirates' closer despite his recent struggles, GM Neal Huntington told SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio on Wednesday. "Watson has been one of the best performing relievers in baseball," Huntington said. "We're comfortable with him pitching in the ninth."

This vote of confidence is encouraging, coming on the heels of Watson's five-run blowup Sunday -- he recorded just two outs. Overall, Watson has given up eight runs on eight hits with a 6:3 K:BB this spring. The lefty's skills slipped again last season, with his 4.37 FIP suggesting he overachieved to a significant extent with a 3.06 ERA, but the Pirates seem to be content at the back end for the time being given Watson's larger body of work. Daniel Hudson is believed to be next in line for save chances in Pittsburgh.

Added Mar 22 3:30 pm (EST)

Rotowire

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C. Patterson - WR

CHI

Fantasy Alarm NFL Draft Guide contributor Glenn Colton of SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio's Colton & The Wolfman Show sat down for an interview with Vikings running back Adrian Peterson who stated that, "there simply is no ceiling for Cordarrelle Patterson. None!"

After being a non-factor over the first five weeks of the season last year, Patterson managed to haul in 45 catches for 469 yards, rush 12 times for 155 yards and scored a total of seven touchdowns. On top of that, Patterson also averaged 32.4 yards per kickoff return, third-highest in league history since the 1970 merger. There\'s a world of talent to be had here and he\'ll be used in the same fashion the Vikings often used Percy Harvin. He\'ll run the ball, he\'ll be an active component of the passing attack and he\'ll be an integral part to the return game. His value is going to be huge, but keep in mind that the price will be substantial as well. No one is sleeping on Patterson anymore.

Added Jul 14 3:17 pm (EST)

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D. Prescott - QB

DAL

Dak Prescott was involved in last-minute discussions with the Cowboys just ahead of Wednesday's franchise tag deadline, according to NFL Media's Jane Slater.

The updated terms included $33 to $35 million per season with $110 million in guarantees, per Slater. It is clear Dak wants a long-term contract, but the two sides just can't seem to find a compromise based on money and years. This led Prescott's brother to post a statement on social media which included the line "after today, who knows how much longer I’ll be cheering for (the Cowboys)." Prescott will earn $31.4 million this year, and the two sides must now wait until after the season to agree to a long-term deal.

Added 7:12 pm (EST)

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J. Saros - G

NSH

Juuse Saros and Pekka Rinne are competing with each other at camp to see who will start in the qualifying round.

Still, they have been very supportive of one another on and off the ice. "It's a pretty special relationship that both of them have, the respect that Juice has for Pekka and the respect that Pekka has for Juice," coach John Hynes said. "But the way that they work with each other and push each other is pretty impressive." Saros was starting to establish himself as the team's go-to option in the crease prior to the pause of the 2019-20 season due to coronavirus concerns. However, Rinne has a fresh slate going into Phase 3 of the NHL Return to Play Program. "The No. 1 thing for us is going to be at the end of this, these three weeks and training camp, we're going to have to make a decision," Hynes said. "Hopefully, one of the two guys will make it for us in a positive way."

Added 7:05 pm (EST)

NHL.com

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V. Oladipo - SG

IND

Victor Oladipo explained his thought process with regards to whether or not he'll play in the restarted season.

"I'm just reassessing myself and my body every day. I think people fail to realize that this injury that I have is very unique. No one of my stature, of my ability, has ever had this injury before, so there's no one else that I have to look up to or could reassess from," said Oladipo. "I know what I'm capable of. I know what standard I have to get to. I know how my body needs to feel in order to perform at the level that I'm capable of performing, because if I don't do that, well, then everybody's going to write about how I didn't play at that great level or how I didn't look good." Oladipo has been going through practices without restrictions, and he does have a $3 million incentive to get back out there, but he's not going to risk going too hard on his surgically repaired knee.

Added 6:20 pm (EST)

ESPN

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D. Samorukov - D

EDM

Edmonton has loaned Dmitri Samorukov to CSKA Moscow of the KHL for the 2020-21 season.

Samorukov had two goals and eight assists in 47 games with Bakersfield of the AHL during the 2019-20 season. The 21-year-old defender was drafted 84th overall in 2017 NHL Draft by the Oilers.

Added 6:18 pm (EST)

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J. Peraza - 2B

BOS

Red Sox manager Ron Roenicke indicated Wednesday that Jose Peraza will be the team's primary starter at second base.

The skipper said earlier this week that he wasn't ready to name a starter between Peraza and Michael Chavis, but evidently he's changed his tune. "I didn't realize he was this good defensively," Roenicke said of Peraza. "We're really pleased with everything he's doing." Chavis still should receive his fair share of at-bats, as he's in line to start at first base against lefties and could play second base when Peraza gets a day at shortstop or third base.

Added 6:10 pm (EST)

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J. Jones - CF

DET

JaCoby Jones was scratched from the Tigers' intrasquad game lineup Wednesday due to left oblique tightness.

It's not clear at this point how serious the malady is, but an oblique injury just over a week before Opening Day seems likely to lead to an injured list stint. Victor Reyes, Harold Castro and Travis Demeritte would be candidates for more playing time if Jones is sidelined.

Added 6:06 pm (EST)

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A. Caruso - PG

LAL

Alex Caruso acknowledged that he'll likely have some increased ball-handling responsibilities while Rajon Rondo (thumb) is out.

Caruso could see an increased role when the season gets back underway, and it's possible he could suffice as a fringe DFS option in the right matchup.

Added 6:02 pm (EST)

Mike Trudell on Twitter

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B. Buxton - CF

MIN

Byron Buxton (foot) said Wednesday that he will be ready for Opening Day.

Buxton had to be carted off the field during Monday's intrasquad game with a left foot ailment, but he managed to avoid a serious injury and he doesn't think it will prevent him from being ready for next week's opener. "I'm playing," Buxton said. "I'm playing. I ain't worried about that. I'll be there. ... I feel too good to let this beat me."

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