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M. Andujar - 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)

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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)

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C. Patterson - WR

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.

Analysis: Howard Bender

Added Jul 14 3:17 pm (EST)

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L. Ullmark - G

BUF

Ullmark gave up four goals on 41 shots Tuesday, ending up with a 4-2 loss to Florida.

It's not Ullmark's fault that he had to face a high workload, but four goals is simply too high after giving up five goals the game before. Ullmark was playing well before losses to the Rangers and Panthers, but considering his next three potential starts are at Tampa Bay, home to Washington and at Toronto, you'd be wise to look elsewhere if you can for the next week.

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J. Reimer - G

FLA

Reimer held the Sabres to two goals on 34 shots Tuesday, earning a 4-2 win.

Reimer's now won three in a row in the past six days and hasn't given up more than three goals in any of those three contests. Outside of an awful Feb. 10 against Tampa Bay, he's played very well on this lengthy Florida homestand.

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J. Huberdeau - F

FLA

Huberdeau scored a goal and had two assists in a 4-2 win over Buffalo on Tuesday.

Huberdeau is plus-5 in his past two contests, a welcome change for a player who's minus-21 on the year. He produces just under a point per game as it is, so if he can contribute plus/minus help as well, he'll only make himself more valuable to both the Panthers and his owners.

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J. Eichel - F

BUF

Eichel scored with the man advantage Tuesday, but his team absorbed a 4-2 loss to Florida.

First, the good news: Eichel got the job done on the score sheet with his first period goal and has now scored in eight of his past 10 contests. However, Eichel took a minus-3 for the evening and continues to suffer from the Sabres' defensive woes. Make sure you pair him with someone scoring high in plus-minus to offset his team's struggles when he doesn't have the puck.

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J. Kotkaniemi - F

MTL

Kotkaniemi picked up a pair of even-strength assists in Tuesday's 3-2 win over the Blue Jackets.

Kotkaniemi continues to impress in his rookie campaign, as the two points in Tuesday's win give him 31 through 61 games. The 18-year-old has played exclusively in the NHL in 2018-19, and with each passing game is showing why Montreal selected him third overall in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft.

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P. Byron - F

MTL

Byron scored his 11th goal of the season in Tuesday's 3-2 win over Columbus at home.

The Canadiens' forward missed six games with an arm injury but returned in a big way Tuesday, scoring his 11th of the campaign as part of a much-needed win for Montreal after its rough Florida road trip. Meanwhile, Byron is up to 21 points this season, having been limited to only 38 games due to injury. Averaging 0.53 points per game in 2018-19, the speedster is equalling his pace and production levels from his career-best 43-point showing back in 2016-17.

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J. Anderson - F

CBJ

Anderson scored a goal and added an assist in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to the Canadiens.

From a team point of view, Tuesday's result was not favorable in any way for Columbus. That said, Anderson, 24, is having quite the 2018-19 campaign. The Blue Jackets' forward is up to 21 goals and 32 points, both career highs. In addition to the two points, Anderson finished with four shots on goal and also dished out four hits.

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S. Bobrovsky - G

CBJ

Bobrovsky made 29 saves but allowed three goals in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to the Canadiens.

Bobrovsky had little chance on Max Domi's opening goal in Tuesday's loss when Domi's pass to Jonathan Drouin took a deflection off a Columbus player before winding back on Domi's stick, leading to the 23-year-old's 20th goal of the season. It's only the second loss for the Russian goaltender in February, as Bob is now 5-2-0 in the month. The result versus Montreal moves his overall record to 24-18-1 with a 2.89 GAA and .904 save percentage.

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