Mets manager Carlos Mendoza updated that infielder Brett Baty remains unavailable for a second consecutive game due to right groin tightness, with a decision on a possible IL stint pending after his progress was noted. Baty, who left a game against the Rays after feeling the injury while pursuing a foul ball, will be reassessed before the series finale against the Braves.
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Despite a 5-4 loss to the New York Yankees, the Toronto Blue Jays maintain a three-game lead in the AL East. However, MLB.com reporter Keegan Matheson criticized the team's performance, particularly calling for more from Vladimir Guerrero Jr., suggesting that concerns about his play should be more openly addressed. Want More Context? 🔎
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Concession workers at Fenway Park, represented by Unite Here Local 26, threaten to strike during the Boston Red Sox's series against the Los Angeles Dodgers if Aramark fails to present a new contract by Friday. Key issues include demands for higher wages and concerns over the impact of AI-powered self-service machines on job security, prompting intervention requests from Senator Bernie Sanders and appeals to Red Sox owner John Henry. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Orioles are set to activate Zach Eflin from the injured list for his start against the Guardians, hoping to enhance his trade value despite a tough season marked by a 5.95 ERA. Meanwhile, the Dodgers face potential bullpen issues as Ben Casparius is scheduled for an MRI after struggling in a recent game, and the Tigers are promoting Troy Melton for his MLB debut against the Pirates. Want More Context? 🔎
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