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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Free agent TE Jordan Reed is visiting the Seahawks on Thursday.

It is Reed's first known visit since his release from the Redskins 21 days ago. That it is to Seattle is rather baffling considering the Seahawks just signed Greg Olsen and have Jacob Hollister and Will Dissly under contract. It would be a poor fit from both an on-field and fantasy perspective.

Added Mar 12 2:20 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports the Rams have "spoken to" free agent TE Jordan Reed.

It's the first team Reed has been linked to since his release from the Redskins. Reed, of course, is well familiar with Sean McVay from his Redskins days. With Tyler Higbee coming off a breakout season and Gerald Everett under contract for 2020, it would be an odd fit from a targets standpoint, especially since the Rams are amongst the deepest teams in the league at wide receiver. Perhaps McVay is simply trying to do Reed a favor and kick start his market.

Added Feb 28 12:11 am (EST)

Jeremy Fowler on Twitter

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed was released by Washington on Thursday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

The transaction saves the team $8.5 million and leaves a $1.8 million dead-cap charge behind, helping create more flexibility after the recent cuts of CB Josh Norman and WR Paul Richardson. Reed finally managed to clear the NFL's concussion protocol earlier this week, after missing the entire 2019 campaign with a head injury he suffered during the preseason. The veteran tight end will turn 30 in July, and while his lengthy injury history inspired rumors of retirement, Reed reportedly wants to continue his NFL career in 2020 (per John Keim of ESPN.com).

Added Feb 20 4:31 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed said Wednesday that he "100 percent" intends to continue his NFL career after he cleared the league's concussion protocol, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Reed has a long history with head injuries and spent nearly the past six months in the protocol after suffering his most recent concussion in the third week of the preseason. According to Ben Standig of The Athletic, the Redskins are expected to release Reed in the near future, clearing out $8.5 million in cap space in the process. Now having received medical clearance, and with a fresh start likely around the corner, Reed's coveted abilities as a pass catcher should garner real interest from clubs around the league, though his concussion concerns will probably make it difficult for him to secure a contract with significant guaranteed money.

Added Feb 19 1:24 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed cleared the NFL's concussion protocol Wednesday and likely will be released by Washington in the near future, Ben Standig of The Athletic reports.

A report earlier this week suggested Reed was still in the protocol, but that's apparently no longer the case. Clearing out $8.5 million in cap space will be an easy decision for the team, unless there's some discussion of a pay cut beforehand. It isn't clear if Reed intends to continue his football career, as he has a worrisome history of concussions, not to mention a slew of other injuries. He'll turn 30 in July.

Added Feb 19 12:06 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed remains in the concussion protocol, Rhiannon Walker of The Athletic reports.

Reed has a long history of head injuries, with his most recent occurring in the third week of the 2019 preseason. He returned to limited practices a few weeks later, but he didn't log any level of participation after Sept. 12 and was then placed on injured reserve a month later. The 29-year-old tight end faces an uncertain future, as he's believed to be considering retirement and could be a cap casualty for Washington even if he decides to continue his football career. Reed has suffered seven documented concussions over the past six years.

Added Feb 17 9:46 am (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed (concussion) could be a cap casualty this offseason, and he may even consider retirement, ESPN.com's John Keim reports.

The oft-injured tight end missed the entire 2019 campaign due to concussion symptoms, the latest in a long line of brain injuries. Reed presumably would need to accept a pay cut to have any shot at staying in Washington, as the team can free up $8.5 million in cap space if he's released this offseason. A few of Reed's teammates said they expect him to continue his career, but the 29-year-old hasn't publicly commented on his plans.

Added Feb 07 1:15 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed (concussion) was placed on injured reserve Saturday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

A little over a week ago, then-head coach Jay Gruden said that Reed wasn't being considered for injured reserve. Now, Gruden has been relieved of his duties and Reed, likely after some re-evaluation, is headed for IR. The news -- especially given Reed's extensive history with head injuries -- likely ends the tight end's season and may put his career in jeopardy. With Vernon Davis also in concussion protocol, the Redskins will move forward with Jeremy Sprinkle and Jerome Cunningham as their top healthy options at tight end in Week 6.

Added Oct 12 1:24 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Coach Jay Gruden said Wednesday that Reed (concussion) isn't being considered for injured reserve, Kareem Copeland of The Washington Post reports.

Though Reed hasn't practiced in nearly six weeks, the Redskins apparently believe the veteran tight end will return to the lineup without missing much additional time. It's worth noting, however, that return timetables for concussions are notoriously volatile, particularly for players like Reed with extensive histories of head injuries. Until he's able to get in some on-field work -- with or without contact -- Reed's 2019 debut shouldn't be considered imminent.

Added Oct 02 5:18 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed (concussion) didn't practice Wednesday, Rhiannon Walker of The Athletic reports.

Reed hasn't returned to practice since sustaining a concussion during the third week of the preseason. With Vernon Davis also in the concussion protocol, it's possible that the Redskins could be forced to rely on Jeremy Sprinkle and Jerome Cunningham as their only healthy options at tight end Week 5 against the Patriots.

Added Oct 02 3:18 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed (concussion) is ruled out for Sunday's divisional matchup against the Giants, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Reed is set to miss his fourth consecutive game of the season, paving the way for Vernon Davis to draw another start at tight end. The 29-year-old's career appears to be hanging in the balance as he works to recover from his seventh known concussion dating back to college. At the very least, Reed has yet to resume practicing since suffering the head injury during the third week of the preseason, and he doesn't appear to be making significant progress through the NFL's five-step concussion protocol.

Added Sep 27 2:12 pm (EST)

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J. Reed - TE

WAS

Reed (concussion) didn't participate in Wednesday's walkthrough, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Reed's career seems to be hanging in the balance at the moment. As he recovers from his seventh known concussion dating back to college, he's been evaluated by a number of specialists with the hope that he'll be able to play again, according to coach Jay Gruden. Until his head reacts well to increased activity -- or any activity at all, for that matter -- Reed won't be a candidate to return to the field. The Redskins will continue to trot out Vernon Davis at tight end in the meantime.

Added Sep 25 5:06 pm (EST)

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J. Urquidy - SP

HOU

Jose Urquidy isn't with the Astros because of an undisclosed "condition," manager Dusty Baker said.

Baker didn't have anything to say about it. Obviously, there's no telling when Urquidy, who is slated to be the Astros' fourth starter, might be back.

Added 5:14 pm (EST)

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D. Swift - RB

DET

Lions signed second-round RB D'Andre Swift to a four-year contract.

Swift (5’8"/212) averaged 7.8 yards per touch behind Nick Chubb and Sony Michel as a true freshman at Georgia before clearing 1,000 yards rushing and seven scores each of the past two years as starter. Swift’s combination of vision, patience and 63rd-percentile Adjusted SPARQ athleticism made him an efficient runner, averaging 6.6 yards per carry on 440 career totes. 20 percent of Swift’s 196 senior carries gained at least 10 yards, the best mark in this year’s draft class. A rugged runner with elite acceleration, Swift is also excellent at reading the first level of the defense. He is the fantasy pick over Kerryon Johnson, checking in as an upside FLEX with an easy path to every-week RB2 status.

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A. Díaz - 2B

HOU

Aledmys Diaz hasn't been at Astros camp the last two days because of shoulder soreness.

Manager Dusty Baker said Diaz slept on the shoulder wrong. The infielder should be ready to play within the next few days.

Added 4:48 pm (EST)

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D. Price - SP

David Price has decided against playing this season, he announced Saturday.

Price said he looks forward to representing the Dodgers next year. His absence will open up a spot in the rotation for Ross Stripling, Dustin May or Tony Gonsolin. It's possible that two of the three could open up as starters should the team choose to go with a six-man rotation.

Added 4:44 pm (EST)

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M. Tanaka - SP

NYY

Masahiro Tanaka took a Giancarlo Stanton liner off the head during a simulated game Saturday and was taken to the hospital.

Newsday's Erik Boland said Tanaka was motionless for several minutes before being helped up. He later walked to the dugout with assistance and was taken to New York-Presbyterian Hospital for further evaluation. The Yankees said he is currently alert, responsive and walking under his own power.

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M. Turner - C

IND

Myles Turner said he has been able to get access to a gym and continue basketball-related activities for 4-5 weeks.

Prior to that, he built a makeshift gym in the family garage, and was running at a high school rack. Prior to the NBA shutting down, Turner was on a roll over his last eight with averages of 12.6 points, 8.6 boards, 0.8 steals, 1.4 treys and a whopping 3.9 blocks per game. With Vic Oladipo opting out, there could be more shots going to Turner in Orlando.

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R. Sanchez - SP

STL

Cardinals president John Mozeliak announced Saturday that Ricardo Sánchez has tested positive for COVID-19.

More tests are pending for the team, according to Mozeliak. Génesis Cabrera also tested positive, so the Cardinals will be missing some potential bullpen arms, at least while they quarantine for the next couple of weeks. Sanchez was claimed off waivers from the Mariners in February after posting a 4.44 ERA, 1.34 WHIP, and 135/38 K/BB ratio over 146 innings (27 starts) at the Double-A level in 2019.

Added 2:51 pm (EST)

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G. Cabrera - RP

STL

Cardinals president John Mozeliak announced Saturday that Génesis Cabrera tested positive for COVID-19.

Ricardo Sánchez also tested positive and there are still more tests pending. The Cardinals already have a total of three positive tests so far. As for Cabrera, he'll have to self-quarantine for now and will have to have two negative coronavirus tests before being cleared to join his teammates. The 23-year-old could pitch out of the St. Louis bullpen at some point this summer assuming all goes well with his recovery.

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