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D. Mengden - SP

OAK

Mengden, who sports a 3-0 record and 3.00 ERA across 24 innings at Triple-A Las Vegas, would be a likely candidate for promotion should Brett Anderson's ankle sprain cause him to miss at least one start, Martin Gallegos of MLB.com reports.

The right-hander has already proven his mettle at the big-league level in the past, most recently compiling a 7-6 record, 4.05 ERA and 1.12 WHIP across 115.2 innings in 22 appearances (17 starts) last season. Anderson appears to think he avoided major injury Sunday, but Mengden stands ready if the veteran southpaw's ankle worsens over the early part of the week.

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C. Martínez - SP

STL

Martinez (shoulder) is set for a side session Monday and will then head to Jupiter, Florida to throw live batting practice later in the week, Anne Rogers of MLB.com reports.

Martinez has reportedly looked strong in his recent throwing sessions, and Monday's is slated to involve more intensity than Saturday's. The next notable step in the right-hander's recovery will come later in the week when he faces High-A Palm Beach hitters at the team's spring training facility, which could eventually be followed by an official rehab assignment.

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B. Dixon - 1B

DET

Dixon went 2-for-3 with two singles and an RBI during his 2019 MLB debut in a 4-3 victory against the White Sox on Sunday.

The 27-year-old made a nice impression during his Tigers debut. The team called him up from Triple-A on Thursday when it placed Christin Stewart on the 10-day injured list. Dixon has some pop, as he recorded 11 extra-base hits in 118 at-bats with the Reds last season, but he also only slashed .178/.218/.356. Despite the hot debut, keep the expectations in check.

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J. Leclerc - RP

TEX

Manager Chris Woodward said that Leclerc will remain the Rangers' closer despite another shaky outing Sunday against the Astros, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com reports.

Leclerc was pulled in the ninth inning after allowing two earned runs on a hit and four walks while striking out one across two-thirds of an inning. However, Woodward gave Leclerc a vote of confidence after the game, saying he was still the team's closer and further elaborating that Leclerc's struggles may be the result of tipping his pitches. It's been a rough start to the campaign, as Leclerc has a 7.88 ERA and 1.88 WHIP across eight innings with nine strikeouts and seven walks.

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D. Murphy - 1B

COL

Murphy (finger) went 1-for-5 and played seven innings in his rehab start for Triple-A Albuquerque on Saturday, Thomas Harding of MLB.com reports.

Murphy came through the rehab appearance with no setbacks and lasted seven innings, both positive signs as he works his way back from a fractured left index finger. "In most cases, when a guy's out for three or four weeks, they play five innings [in the first rehab game] and get a couple of at-bats, so this is a good thing," Rockies manager Bud Black said, per Harding. While the Rockies haven't announced a definitive timetable for Murphy's return yet, he seems to be progressing quickly and could make his way back to the big club sooner than anticipated.

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E. Hosmer - 1B

Hosmer received nine stitches above his right eye, but he's in the lineup Sunday against Cincinnati, AJ Cassavell of MLB.com reports.

Hosmer told reporters he felt light-headed and passed out after exiting the team sauna, giving him a gash that required stitches. He reportedly feels fine, however, and is in the lineup playing first base and hitting fifth for Sunday's game against the Reds. He's coming off a three-hit day Saturday that bumped his average up to .213 following a slow start to the season.

Added Yesterday 2:44 pm (EST)

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C. Bradford - RP

SEA

Bradford (shoulder) could be activated next week during the series in San Diego, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

He threw well in a bullpen session Sunday morning, so it seems likely he will come off the injured list early next week. Roenis Elias and Anthony Swarzak have stabilized the back of the Mariners' bullpen, so Bradford should work in low-to-mid-leverage situations.

Added Yesterday 2:33 pm (EST)

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J. Bruce - 1B

SEA

Bruce has a sore quad and is out of the lineup Sunday against the Angels, but manager Scott Servais doesn't think it's anything serious, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

Bruce is available to pinch hit. The Mariners have an off day Monday, so they are hoping that a couple days of rest will be all Bruce needs to get back into the mix. Edwin Encarnacion is starting at first base while Daniel Vogelbach starts at designated hitter.

Added Yesterday 2:26 pm (EST)

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C. Anderson - RP

MIL

Anderson will make at least one more start Friday against the Mets, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

The Brewers aren't entirely sure how their rotation will shape out in the future, but Anderson earned a second shot after striking out five in five scoreless innings Saturday against the Dodgers. Freddy Peralta (shoulder) is tracking towards a short stay on the injured list but with Corbin Burnes optioned Friday, there could still be a spot for Anderson beyond Friday's start.

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L. Urías - 2B

Urias has been optioned to Triple-A El Paso, AJ Cassavell of MLB.com reports.

Urias struggled during spring training and out of the gate to start the season, so the Padres will option him to Triple-A in the hopes that regular at-bats will help him get on track at the dish, per Cassavell. He had just two hits in 24 at-bats with the big club this season before this move. In a corresponding move, Manuel Margot has been activated from the paternity list.

Added Yesterday 1:40 pm (EST)

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M. Moustakas - 2B

MIL

Moustakas has a small fracture on his right ring finger but is nevertheless considered day-to-day, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

It would be somewhat surprising for a player to avoid the injured list despite a fractured finger, but the Brewers are optimistic that Moustakas can do just that. Hernan Perez starts at second base in his place Sunday and would likely see an expanded role should Moustakas wind up requiring an IL stint.

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C. Bassitt - RP

OAK

Bassitt will make his first start of 2019 against the Rangers on Monday, Alex Espinoza of MLB.com reports.

Bassitt was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas last Wednesday in the wake of Marco Estrada's placement on the injured list with a lumbar strain. Bassitt has had his own health challenges already this season, as he spent time on the IL with a right shin contusion caused by a liner he'd taken in a Japan exhibition in March. The veteran made three rehab starts overall and worked up to 72 pitches in his final one, so manager Bob Melvin projects Bassitt as capable of going up to 90-95 pitches Monday.

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J. Marchessault - F

VGK

Marchessault scored the Golden Knights' lone goal Sunday in their Game 6 loss to the Sharks.

The Golden Knights peppered opposing goalie Martin Jones with 59 shots, but could only get one by. Marchessault contributed a whopping eight shots on goal.

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M. Fleury - G

VGK

Fleury stopped 27 of 29 shots in Sunday's Game 6 loss to the Sharks, but let in a soft goal for the losing margin in the second overtime period.

The Sharks' Tomas Hertl didn't appear to get much on his wrist shot or have it deflect, but Fleury just missed it. He still has a .912 save percentage for the series, which will conclude with Tuesday night's Game 7 in San Jose.

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M. Jones - G

Jones came up huge against Las Vegas on Sunday night, stopping 58 of 59 shots in the double-overtime win for San Jose.

For a player that was twice yanked early from games earlier in the series, Jones has really turned around his narrative, and now has a .906 save percentage for the series.

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T. Hertl - F

Hertl made playoff history Sunday by scoring the game-winning, shorthanded goal in the second overtime period in the Sharks' Game 6 win over the Golden Knights.

As tends to be the case when a game gets that deep, the goal wasn't particularly special - in fact, one could classify it as a "soft" goal that Marc-Andre Fleury should have stopped. In fact, Hertl nearly dumped the puck in the corner before deciding to shoot because Golden Knights defender Shea Theodore didn't press him very aggressively, according to Kevin Kurz of The Athletic. Nonetheless, the goal forces a Game 7 in San Jose on Tuesday night.

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D. Mengden - SP

OAK

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A. Reyes - RP

STL

Reyes worked his first game as a starter with Triple-A Memphis against Round Rock on Saturday, firing three scoreless innings in which he did not allow a hit. He issued one walk and recorded four strikeouts.

Reyes' first 2019 appearance in the Redbirds' rotation was a success overall, and his abbreviated stint actually fell in line with the team's preset goal of keeping him between 40 and 50 pitches. Reyes hit the low end of the range, with 25 of his offerings finding the strike zone. Perhaps most encouraging was his solid control, which will remain one of the most important points of emphasis for the developing right-hander during his time in Memphis. Anne Rogers of MLB.com reports that manager Mike Shildt confirmed Reyes averaged 97 mph on his fastball during the outing, making it all the more impressive.

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L. Gregerson - RP

STL

Gregerson (shoulder) fired two scoreless innings in which he allowed two hits and recorded a strikeout across two appearances with Triple-A Memphis against Round Rock over the weekend.

The rehabbing right-hander has encouragingly looked as effective at the Triple-A level as he had in the lower rungs of the organization earlier in his rehab. With a pair of strong appearances against the caliber of competition closest to that of the big leagues, Gregerson could potentially be deemed ready for activation in the earlier part of the week.

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C. Martínez - SP

STL

Martinez (shoulder) is set for a side session Monday and will then head to Jupiter, Florida to throw live batting practice later in the week, Anne Rogers of MLB.com reports.

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