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Marcell Ozuna expresses his loyalty to the Braves, hinting at a desire for a contract extension. His stellar performance on the field, leading the National League in homers, coupled with his comfort within the organization, makes a compelling case for a longer commitment. Despite past challenges, including off-field issues and a slow start to his contract, Ozuna's recent success positions him as a key asset for Atlanta's future. Meanwhile, in the NL East, the Phillies face a pleasant pitching surplus with Taijuan Walker's impending return. Spencer Turnbull's impressive performance during Walker's absence adds depth to the rotation, presenting a strategic dilemma for the team. Additionally, Mets' injury updates highlight the potential return of Kodai Senga and Tylor Megill, offering hope for bolstering their pitching staff during a crucial stretch of the season. Looking ahead, prospects like Cade Cavalli's recovery from Tommy John surgery offer optimism for t...

Great news for White Sox fans! GM Chris Getz shared a promising update on injured center fielder Luis Robert Jr. According to MLB.com’s Injury Tracker, Robert could be back in action for the Chicago lineup as soon as mid-May. Getz mentioned Robert’s rehab progress has been "really positive," with no issues reported during running and hitting sessions. The potential return of Robert within two weeks is a huge boost for the White Sox. Initially sidelined for what was expected to be a lengthy period due to a left hip flexor strain, Robert's quick recovery has surpassed worst-case scenarios. Although his performance before the injury was modest, Robert’s return will significantly strengthen the outfield mix for Chicago. Meanwhile, across the American League, other teams are also dealing with injuries. The Yankees’ Jon Berti is set to begin a rehab assignment after a left groin strain, while the Angels had a scare with slugger Sano's knee soreness. These updates highlight ...

The Chicago Cubs face another bullpen game Sunday, with left-hander Jordan Wicks sidelined due to forearm tightness. Right-hander Hayden Wesneski steps in after a solid relief outing against the Astros. Wicks' injury severity remains unclear, but a prolonged absence would hurt the Cubs, already grappling with multiple hurlers on the injured list. The Cubs' pitching depth is tested as injuries mount. With Wicks out, rotation options thin out, relying on bullpen arms like Wesneski. Veteran Julio Teheran provides additional depth, but the loss of key starters like Justin Steele and Kyle Hendricks complicates matters. The Cubs must navigate through injuries to stay competitive in a tough NL Central race. Injuries across the NL Central add to the Cubs' challenges. Brewers' Jakob Junis avoids serious injury after a frightening incident, while Cardinals' Dylan Carlson inches closer to a return. The division's competitiveness underscores the importance of depth and resi...

White Sox fans were thrilled to hear GM Chris Getz's update on injured center fielder Luis Robert Jr. According to MLB.com’s Injury Tracker, Robert could be back in Chicago's lineup by mid-May. Getz mentioned Robert’s rehab progress as "really positive," with the player now running and hitting without issues. This news is a relief for White Sox supporters, considering Robert's injury was initially thought to keep him out for longer, even possibly the entire first half of the season. Robert's potential return in just two weeks is a boon for the team, which has been relying on Tommy Pham in center field in his absence. Despite Robert's modest stats before his injury, he's expected to bolster the outfield mix upon his return. Meanwhile, in other American League news, Yankees third baseman Jon Berti is set to begin a rehab assignment after being sidelined due to a left groin strain. His absence has allowed Oswaldo Cabrera to step up, demonstrating solid pe...