Scheduled First Pitch: 7:10 p.m. EDT

Venue: Citi Field — Queens, New York

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~41,800

Broadcast: Bally Sports Florida / SNY

Weather Forecast — Queens, NY

Temperature: 79°F at first pitch

Wind: 7–11 mph blowing in from right field

Humidity: ~63%

Conditions: Clear skies Impact: Citi Field plays pitcher‑friendly when wind blows in; suppresses HRs, especially for left‑handed pull hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Marlins — RHP Jimmy Junk

2026 Season: 6–6, 4.11 ERA, 1.28 WHIP

Profile: Slider‑heavy right‑hander with good command

Strengths: Generates weak contact; strong vs right‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: Vulnerable to left‑handed power; struggles when behind in counts

Matchup Note: Mets’ left‑handed core (McNeil, Nimmo, Lindor as a switch‑hitter) matches up well vs Junk’s slider.

Mets — RHP Franklin Peralta

2026 Season: 5–8, 4.44 ERA, 1.31 WHIP

Profile: Young power arm with a rising fastball and developing curve

Strengths: High strikeout upside; good vs aggressive hitters

Weaknesses: Command inconsistency; HR‑prone when fastball leaks up

Matchup Note: Marlins’ right‑handed bats (Burger, Chisholm Jr. as a righty vs lefties, though he’s a lefty hitter) can punish elevated heaters.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Marlins Lineup Core

CF Jazz Chisholm Jr.

RF Bryan De La Cruz

3B Jake Burger

1B Josh Bell

LF Jesús Sánchez

SS Tim Anderson

2B Xavier Edwards

C Nick Fortes

DH Dane Myers

Mets Lineup Core

CF Brandon Nimmo

SS Francisco Lindor

1B Pete Alonso

LF Jeff McNeil

RF Starling Marte

3B Brett Baty

2B Ronny Mauricio

C Francisco Alvarez

DH Mark Vientos

Injury Report

Marlins

Eury Pérez — IL (elbow)

Edward Cabrera — IL (shoulder)

Avisaíl García — IL (back)

Ryan Weathers — IL (lat strain)

Mets

Kodai Senga — IL (shoulder)

Luis Severino — IL (forearm)

Jose Quintana — IL (knee)

DJ Stewart — IL (wrist)

Recent Team Form

Marlins — Last 10 Games: 6–4

Offense improving (4.9 runs/game)

Bullpen stabilizing (3.40 ERA last 10)

Burger and De La Cruz both hot (combined 6 HR last 10 games)

Mets — Last 10 Games: 3–7

Offense inconsistent (3.8 runs/game)

Pitching staff struggling without Senga/Severino

Alonso and Lindor producing, but bottom of lineup cold

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Marlins lead 7–3

Miami has won 4 straight at Citi Field

Games tend to be low‑scoring at Citi Field due to park dimensions

Key Player Matchups

1. Jimmy Junk vs Francisco Lindor

Lindor excels vs slider‑heavy pitchers

Junk’s slider is his primary weapon Edge: Lindor

2. Franklin Peralta vs Jake Burger

Burger crushes elevated fastballs

Peralta’s fastball often leaks up Edge: Burger

3. Pete Alonso vs Junk’s Fastball

Alonso destroys right‑handed fastballs

Junk’s fastball is his weakest pitch Edge: Alonso

4. Jazz Chisholm Jr. vs Peralta’s Curveball

Chisholm struggles vs high‑spin breaking balls

Peralta’s curveball is his best swing‑and‑miss pitch Edge: Peralta

Betting Trends

Marlins Trends

Marlins overs hit 58% on the road

Miami is 9–4 in last 13 games vs NL East opponents

Burger has reached base in 12 straight games

Mets Trends

Mets unders hit 61% at home

Mets are 4–11 in Peralta’s last 15 starts

Alonso has 5 HR in last 14 home games

Game Odds

Miami Marlins                  8.5

New York Mets                 – 113

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Scheduled First Pitch: 7:20 p.m. EDT

Venue: Truist Park — Atlanta, Georgia

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~41,000

Broadcast: MASN / Bally Sports South

Weather Forecast — Atlanta, GA

Temperature: 86°F at first pitch

Wind: 5–9 mph blowing out to left field

Humidity: ~68%

Conditions: Clear skies Impact: Warm air + slight wind out makes Truist Park play hitter‑friendly, especially for right‑handed pull hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Nationals — RHP Jackson Griffin

2026 Season: 5–7, 4.22 ERA, 1.30 WHIP

Profile: Young right‑hander with a sinker/slider mix

Strengths: Generates ground balls; solid vs right‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: Vulnerable to left‑handed power; command can drift

Matchup Note: Braves’ left‑handed core (Harris II, Olson, Albies as a switch‑hitter) is a difficult assignment.

Braves — RHP Bryce Elder

2026 Season: 8–6, 3.66 ERA, 1.24 WHIP

Profile: Soft‑contact specialist with elite command

Strengths: Keeps ball down; induces double plays; excellent vs aggressive hitters

Weaknesses: Can be hit hard when sinker stays elevated

Matchup Note: Nationals’ right‑handed bats (Thomas, Meneses) match up well vs Elder’s sinker.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Nationals Lineup Core

RF Lane Thomas

SS CJ Abrams

1B Joey Meneses

LF James Wood

3B Nick Senzel

2B Luis García Jr.

CF Jacob Young

C Keibert Ruiz

DH Trey Lipscomb

Braves Lineup Core

RF Ronald Acuña Jr.

1B Matt Olson

2B Ozzie Albies

CF Michael Harris II

3B Austin Riley

LF Jarred Kelenic

C Sean Murphy

DH Marcell Ozuna

SS Orlando Arcia

Injury Report

Nationals

Josiah Gray — IL (shoulder)

MacKenzie Gore — IL (forearm)

Victor Robles — IL (back)

Hunter Harvey — IL (lat strain)

Braves

Spencer Strider — IL (UCL recovery)

Max Fried — IL (elbow)

Ian Anderson — IL (shoulder)

Travis d’Arnaud — IL (ankle)

Recent Team Form

Nationals — Last 10 Games: 5–5

Offense averaging 4.3 runs/game

Bullpen improving (3.60 ERA last 10)

James Wood heating up (4 HR last 10 games)

Braves — Last 10 Games: 7–3

Offense surging (5.6 runs/game)

Pitching stabilizing despite injuries

Acuña Jr. and Olson both hot (combined 7 HR last 10 games)

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Braves lead 7–3

Braves have won 5 straight at Truist Park

Games tend to be high‑scoring due to park factors and Braves’ lineup strength

Key Player Matchups

1. Jackson Griffin vs Matt Olson

Olson crushes sinkers and sliders

Griffin’s pitch mix plays directly into Olson’s strengths Edge: Olson

2. Bryce Elder vs CJ Abrams

Abrams excels vs low‑ball pitchers

Elder’s sinker often finishes low Edge: Abrams

3. Ronald Acuña Jr. vs Griffin’s Fastball

Acuña destroys right‑handed fastballs

Griffin’s fastball is his weakest pitch Edge: Acuña Jr.

4. James Wood vs Elder’s Changeup

Wood struggles vs off‑speed pitches

Elder’s changeup is his best swing‑and‑miss pitch Edge: Elder

Betting Trends

Nationals Trends

Nationals overs hit 59% on the road

Lane Thomas has reached base in 13 straight games

Washington is 6–12 in last 18 games vs winning teams

Braves Trends

Braves are 12–5 in Elder’s last 17 starts

Braves overs hit 65% at home

Acuña Jr. has 5 HR in last 12 home games

Game Odds

Washington Nationals                   9

Atlanta Braves                                  – 111

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, July 30, 2026

Scheduled First Pitch: 7:05 p.m. EDT

Venue: Oriole Park at Camden Yards — Baltimore, Maryland

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~45,000

Broadcast: NBC Sports Philadelphia / MASN

Weather Forecast — Baltimore, MD

Temperature: 83°F at first pitch

Wind: 6–10 mph blowing out toward left field

Humidity: ~70%

Conditions: Clear skies Impact: Camden Yards is already hitter‑friendly; warm air + slight wind out boosts HR probability, especially for right‑handed pull hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Phillies — RHP (TBD starter, bullpen game likely)

Philadelphia has been using a hybrid bullpen/starter model due to injuries. Expect:

Opening candidate: Orion Kerkering or Matt Strahm

Bulk innings: Spencer Turnbull or Kolby Allard Strengths: Miss bats, limit hard contact Weaknesses: Vulnerable to left‑handed power; inconsistent command Matchup Note: Orioles’ left‑handed bats (Rutschman, Westburg, Kjerstad) match up well vs Philly’s bullpen-heavy approach.

Orioles — RHP Chase Young

2026 Season: 6–7, 4.02 ERA, 1.29 WHIP

Profile: Young right‑hander with a rising fastball and sharp cutter

Strengths: Generates weak contact; strong vs right‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: Can be hit hard by left‑handed power; struggles when behind in counts

Matchup Note: Phillies’ left‑handed core (Harper, Schwarber, Stott) is a difficult assignment.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Phillies Lineup Core

RF Bryce Harper

LF Kyle Schwarber

1B Alec Bohm

SS Trea Turner

2B Bryson Stott

CF Brandon Marsh

C J.T. Realmuto

DH Nick Castellanos

3B Edmundo Sosa

Orioles Lineup Core

C Adley Rutschman

SS Gunnar Henderson

1B Ryan Mountcastle

LF Heston Kjerstad

RF Anthony Santander

CF Cedric Mullins

2B Jordan Westburg

DH Colton Cowser

3B Coby Mayo

Injury Report

Phillies

Zack Wheeler — IL (shoulder)

Ranger Suárez — IL (forearm)

Cristian Pache — IL (ankle)

José Alvarado — IL (elbow)

Orioles

Kyle Bradish — IL (UCL recovery)

John Means — IL (forearm)

Tyler Wells — IL (shoulder)

James McCann — IL (back)

Recent Team Form

Phillies — Last 10 Games: 6–4

Offense heating up (5.4 runs/game)

Harper and Schwarber combining for 8 HR in last 10

Bullpen inconsistent due to heavy usage

Orioles — Last 10 Games: 4–6

Offense slumping (3.9 runs/game)

Pitching staff struggling without Bradish/Means

Rutschman and Henderson remain steady, but middle‑order production has dipped

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Phillies lead 6–4

Phillies have won 3 of last 4 at Camden Yards

Games between these teams tend to be high‑scoring due to park factors and offensive profiles

Key Player Matchups

1. Bryce Harper vs Chase Young

Harper crushes rising fastballs; Young relies heavily on his

Harper vs RHP in 2026: .295 AVG / .580 SLG Edge: Harper

2. Gunnar Henderson vs Phillies Bullpen

Henderson excels vs multi‑look pitching staffs

Phillies’ bullpen has been vulnerable to left‑handed power Edge: Henderson

3. Kyle Schwarber vs Young’s Cutter

Schwarber is elite vs cutters that drift inside

Camden Yards + wind out = HR conditions Edge: Schwarber

4. Adley Rutschman vs Philly’s secondary arms

Rutschman thrives in late‑inning matchups

Phillies’ middle relief has been shaky Edge: Rutschman

Betting Trends

Phillies Trends

Phillies overs hit 63% on the road

Harper has reached base in 14 straight games

Phillies are 10–4 in last 14 interleague games

Orioles Trends

Orioles unders hit 58% at home

Rutschman has a .310 AVG at Camden Yards in night games

Orioles are 3–7 in last 10 games decided by 2+ runs

GAME ODDS

Philadelphia Phillies                      9

Baltimore Orioles                            – 110

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, July 30, 2026

Scheduled First Pitch: 7:10 p.m. EDT

Venue: Great American Ball Park — Cincinnati, Ohio

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~42,000

Broadcast: SportsNet Pittsburgh / Bally Sports Ohio

Weather Forecast — Cincinnati, OH

Temperature: 84°F at first pitch

Wind: 8–12 mph blowing out to left‑center

Humidity: ~65%

Conditions: Partly cloudy Impact: Great American Ball Park is already one of MLB’s most HR‑friendly parks; wind blowing out increases run‑scoring volatility.

Probable Pitchers

Pirates — RHP Paul Skenes

2026 Season: 9–5, 3.21 ERA, 1.12 WHIP

Profile: Power right‑hander with elite fastball/slider combo

Strengths: High strikeout rate, dominates right‑handed hitters, elite velocity

Weaknesses: Occasional HR susceptibility when fastball stays elevated

Matchup Note: Reds’ lineup has several right‑handed bats who struggle vs high velocity.

Reds — RHP Hunter Greene

2026 Season: 7–7, 3.74 ERA, 1.18 WHIP

Profile: Electric fastball, improved slider, high strikeout upside

Strengths: Generates whiffs at top‑tier rates; overpowering when ahead in counts

Weaknesses: HR‑prone in Cincinnati; command inconsistencies lead to high pitch counts

Matchup Note: Pirates’ left‑handed bats (Cruz, Reynolds) match up well vs Greene’s fastball‑heavy approach.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Pirates Lineup Core

SS Oneil Cruz

CF Bryan Reynolds

3B Ke’Bryan Hayes

1B Rowdy Tellez

RF Henry Davis

LF Jack Suwinski

2B Nick Gonzales

C Endy Rodríguez

DH Connor Joe

Reds Lineup Core

SS Elly De La Cruz

1B Christian Encarnacion‑Strand

CF TJ Friedl

LF Spencer Steer

RF Jake Fraley

3B Noelvi Marte

2B Jonathan India

C Tyler Stephenson

DH Will Benson

Injury Report

Pirates

Mitch Keller — IL (shoulder)

David Bednar — IL (forearm)

Andrew McCutchen — IL (knee)

Luis Ortiz — IL (lat strain)

Reds

Nick Lodolo — IL (back)

Brandon Williamson — IL (elbow)

Matt McLain — IL (shoulder)

Luke Maile — IL (hamstring)

Recent Team Form

Pirates — Last 10 Games: 5–5

Offense inconsistent (4.1 runs/game)

Skenes has been dominant in July (1.98 ERA)

Bullpen shaky without Bednar

Reds — Last 10 Games: 4–6

Offense slumping (3.7 runs/game)

Greene strong in last three starts (2.70 ERA)

Defense has been an issue (8 errors in last 10 games)

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Pirates lead 6–4

Skenes has faced Cincinnati twice: 1.50 ERA, 18 K in 12 IP

Greene vs Pittsburgh: 4.20 ERA, 1.30 WHIP

Great American Ball Park games between these teams tend to be high‑scoring due to park factors.

Key Player Matchups

1. Paul Skenes vs Elly De La Cruz

De La Cruz struggles vs elite velocity up in the zone

Skenes’ fastball is a nightmare matchup Edge: Skenes

2. Hunter Greene vs Oneil Cruz

Cruz crushes high fastballs; Greene lives up in the zone

Cruz career vs 97+ mph: .310 AVG / .590 SLG Edge: Cruz

3. Bryan Reynolds vs Greene’s Slider

Reynolds is one of MLB’s best low‑ball hitters

Greene’s slider often finishes low Edge: Reynolds

4. Encarnacion‑Strand vs Skenes’ Slider

CES struggles vs high‑spin breaking balls

Skenes’ slider is elite Edge: Skenes

Betting Trends

Pirates Trends

Skenes starts: Pirates are 11–4

Pirates unders hit 60% in Skenes road starts

Cruz has hit safely in 8 of last 10 games

Reds Trends

Greene starts: Reds are 8–12

Reds overs hit 58% at home

De La Cruz has 4 HR in last 12 home games

Game Odds

Pittsburgh Pirates            – 125

Cincinnati Reds                 8

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, July 30, 2026

Scheduled First Pitch: 7:05 p.m. CDT

Venue: Wrigley Field — Chicago, Illinois

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~41,000

Broadcast: YES Network / Marquee Sports Network

Weather Forecast — Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)

Temperature: 78°F at first pitch

Wind: 10–14 mph blowing out to right‑center

Humidity: ~60%

Conditions: Clear skies Impact: Wrigley winds blowing out historically boost run scoring, especially for left‑handed power bats.

Probable Pitchers

Yankees — RHP Will Warren (RHP)

2026 Season: 7–6, 3.88 ERA, 1.26 WHIP

Profile: Ground‑ball specialist with a heavy sinker/slider mix

Strengths: Limits HRs, induces weak contact

Weaknesses: Struggles vs left‑handed power; can lose command late in outings

Matchup Note: Cubs’ lineup has several left‑handed bats who elevate well vs sinkerballers.

Cubs — LHP Shota Imanaga

2026 Season: 10–4, 2.91 ERA, 1.07 WHIP

Profile: Elite command lefty with high‑spin fastball and deceptive changeup

Strengths: Dominates right‑handed hitters; rarely walks batters

Weaknesses: Occasional HR susceptibility when fastball leaks up

Matchup Note: Yankees’ right‑handed power (Judge, Stanton, Volpe) is the exact profile that challenges Imanaga.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Yankees Lineup Core

RF Aaron Judge

DH Giancarlo Stanton

SS Anthony Volpe

1B Ben Rice

CF Jasson Domínguez

3B Oswald Peraza

2B Gleyber Torres

C Austin Wells

LF Alex Verdugo

Cubs Lineup Core

CF Cody Bellinger

SS Dansby Swanson

LF Ian Happ

1B Michael Busch

RF Seiya Suzuki

C Miguel Amaya

2B Nico Hoerner

DH Christopher Morel

3B Matt Shaw

Injury Report

Yankees

Nestor Cortes — IL (shoulder fatigue)

Carlos Rodón — IL (forearm strain)

DJ LeMahieu — IL (foot fracture)

Jonathan Loáisiga — IL (elbow)

Tommy Kahnle — IL (lat strain)

Cubs

Justin Steele — IL (oblique)

Keegan Thompson — IL (shoulder)

Pete Crow‑Armstrong — IL (wrist)

Adbert Alzolay — IL (forearm)

Recent Team Form

Yankees — Last 10 Games: 6–4

Offense trending upward (5.2 runs/game)

Bullpen inconsistent due to injuries

Judge and Domínguez both hot (combined 7 HR last 10 games)

Cubs — Last 10 Games: 7–3

Pitching staff stabilizing despite injuries

Imanaga and bullpen (Merryweather, Leiter Jr.) performing well

Bellinger and Busch driving middle‑order production

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Cubs lead 6–4

Wrigley Field has been tough for the Yankees: NYY is 2–4 in last six at Wrigley

Games tend to be low‑scoring unless wind is blowing out — which it is tonight

Key Player Matchups

1. Aaron Judge vs Shota Imanaga

Judge crushes high fastballs; Imanaga lives up in the zone

Judge career vs elite lefties: .290 AVG / .580 SLG Edge: Slight to Judge due to wind blowing out

2. Cody Bellinger vs Will Warren

Bellinger excels vs sinker/slider righties

Warren’s sinker tends to drift arm‑side, right into Bellinger’s wheelhouse Edge: Bellinger

3. Anthony Volpe vs Imanaga’s Changeup

Volpe struggles vs left‑handed changeups

Imanaga’s changeup is his best swing‑and‑miss pitch Edge: Imanaga

4. Jasson Domínguez vs Cubs Bullpen

Domínguez has been excellent vs relievers (late‑inning OPS .910)

Cubs bullpen has been strong but vulnerable to switch‑hitters Edge: Domínguez

Betting Trends

Yankees Trends

7 of last 10 overs when wind blows out at Wrigley

Yankees are 5–12 in last 17 games vs left‑handed starters

Judge HR in 4 of last 7 road games

Cubs Trends

Cubs are 14–6 in Imanaga’s last 20 starts

Cubs overs hit 62% at home when wind exceeds 10 mph

Bellinger has a .310 AVG at Wrigley in night games this season

GAME ODDS

New York Yankees           9

Chicago Cubs                     – 163

MLB Game Preview: New York Yankees (61-48) vs. Chicago Cubs (62-47)Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, July 30, 2026

The Seattle Mariners recalled infielder Leo Rivas from Triple‑A Tacoma and placed veteran shortstop J.P. Crawford on the 10‑day injured list with left‑wrist inflammation, the club announced Sunday. The move is retroactive to July 30 and marks Crawford’s third IL stint of the season.

Rivas Returns After Tacoma Assignment and IL Rehab

Rivas, 28, rejoins Seattle after spending more than two months in Triple‑A. He appeared in 38 games for the Mariners earlier this season, batting .131 (13-for-99) before being optioned on May 18. With Tacoma, he played 13 games, hitting .186 with two home runs and a .732 OPS.

The switch‑hitting infielder also missed time with a minor‑league injury, spending June 17–July 23 on the 7‑day IL and making four rehab appearances with the ACL Mariners. Rivas has appeared in parts of three Major League seasons with Seattle, batting .198 with five doubles, two triples, two home runs, 24 RBI and 11 stolen bases.

A native of Maracay, Venezuela, Rivas has logged parts of 10 minor‑league seasons across the Angels, Reds, and Mariners organizations.

Crawford Heads to IL Again Amid Injury‑Plagued Season

Crawford, 31, returns to the injured list for the third time in 2026. He previously missed time with right‑shoulder inflammation to open the season and a right‑hand contusion in June.

The longest‑tenured active Mariner has appeared in 87 games this year, batting .212 (65-for-307) with 38 runs, 11 doubles, 10 home runs, 30 RBI and 50 walks. He owns a .330 on‑base percentage and .675 OPS.

Crawford, who joined Seattle in 2019, has played more games at shortstop than any player in franchise history and won the 2020 American League Gold Glove at the position. Over eight seasons with the club, he has hit .247 with 175 doubles, 11 triples, 74 home runs, 356 RBI and 462 walks.

Seattle did not announce a corresponding 40‑man roster move.

The Texas Rangers reinstated shortstop Corey Seager from the 10‑day injured list and added newly acquired right‑hander Chase Silseth to the active roster ahead of Friday night’s series opener against the Houston Astros at Daikin Park. The club announced a series of additional roster moves as it continues to navigate injuries and pitching needs.

Seager Returns After Missing 23 Games

Seager, 32, had been sidelined since July 1 with lower‑back inflammation, missing 23 games. He appeared in two rehab outings with Double‑A Frisco earlier this week, going 1-for-5 with a home run and a walk while handling all six defensive chances at shortstop.

Despite the time missed, Seager still leads the Rangers with 50 starts at shortstop this season. He enters Friday batting .182 with 10 home runs, six doubles, 25 RBI and 28 walks across 51 games, while posting a .979 fielding percentage. Since 2023, Texas is 207–187 (.525) with Seager in the starting lineup and 97–104 (.483) without him.

Silseth Joins Club After Midweek Trade

Silseth, 26, reported to the Rangers after being acquired Wednesday from the Los Angeles Angels alongside catcher Logan O’Hoppe in exchange for minor‑league infielder Angel Arredondo. The right‑hander has been one of the Angels’ most effective relievers this season, posting a 3–2 record and 2.72 ERA over 47 appearances. He has struck out 48 batters in 39.2 innings, held opponents to a .230 average, and allowed just three home runs.

Additional Roster Moves

Right‑hander Luis Curvelo was recalled from Triple‑A Round Rock for his fourth stint with the club this season. Curvelo has logged eight relief appearances for Texas, and posted a 2.89 ERA with 11 strikeouts in seven July outings for Round Rock.

Infielder Josh Smith and right‑hander Winston Santos were optioned to Triple‑A. Smith has appeared in 45 games across three stints with Texas this year, batting .213 while making starts at four different positions. Santos, who made his Major League debut July 1, did not pitch during his brief return to the club this week.

Left‑hander Marco Gonzales was designated for assignment. Gonzales made two relief appearances after being selected from Round Rock on July 21, earning one save and posting a 1.50 ERA over six innings.

With Friday’s transactions, the Rangers’ Major League roster stands at 39 players, with eight players remaining on the 60‑day injured list.