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Ketel Marte 2B | ARI
Mariners SS Ketel Marte not in Sunday's lineup
Mariners shortstop Ketel Marte was held out of Sunday's lineup at the Chicago White Sox, reports the Seattle Times.
Marte was forced to exit Saturday's game after suffering a hamstring strain. He was replaced in the lineup by Brad Miller, who will bat eighth.
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Ketel Marte 2B | ARI
Mild hamstring strain sidelines Mariners SS Ketel Marte
Mariners leadoff hitter Ketel Marte left the game Saturday night against the host White Sox with a mild hamstring strain, the Seattle Times has reported.
Marte departed in the eighth inning after grounding out in the seventh.
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Kelby Tomlinson 2B | SF
Giants rookie Kelby Tomlinson goes grand for first MLB home run
Giants infielder Kelby Tomlinson unloaded the bases with one swing of the bat on Thursday. The rookie Tomlison launched his first-career home run for a grand slam, as the Giants beat the Cubs 9-1.
Tomlinson, who was a 12th-round draft pick by the Giants in 2011, has been productive since his callup after Joe Panik went down with an injury. Tomlinson has been playing nearly everyday since being promoted at the beginning of August, and he is batting .346 (18 for 52).
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Johnny Giavotella 2B | CHW
Angels place Johnny Giavotella on DL, recall Drew Rucinski
The Angels placed second baseman Johnny Giavotella on the 15-day disabled list, and recalled relief pitcher Drew Rucinski from Triple-A on Tuesday, per the Orange County Register.
Giavotella had missed time as of late because he was dealing with the flu.
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Johnny Giavotella 2B | CHW
Angels 2B Johnny Giavotella (illness) still sidelined on Saturday
Angels second baseman Johnny Giavotella remains out of the starting lineup on Saturday against the Blue Jays. Giavotella is battling an illness that kept him away from the team on Friday, and he will now miss his second straight game. The illness does not seem serious enough to warrant a trip to the disabled list.
Grant Green, who was recalled prior to the game, will handle the second base duties and bat ninth on Saturday.
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Johnny Giavotella 2B | CHW
Angels' Johnny Giavotella gets first day off in nearly two months
Angels second baseman Johnny Giavotella is finally getting a day off, as he is being held out of Friday's starting lineup against the Blue Jays. Giavotella is apparently dealing with an illness which has forced him to return home, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Giavotella, who is in the midst of a bit of a breakout season, is batting just .211 (8 for 38) over his last 10 ballgames. Ryan Jackson will get the start at the keystone position on Friday.
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Enrique Hernandez 3B | LAD
Mattingly: Enrique Hernandez to be primary starter at 2B
Don Mattingly has declared to the Orange County Register that Enrique Hernandez will get the "first shot" at taking over as the starting second baseman for the Dodgers in the wake of a hamstring strain that has landed Howie Kendrick on the disabled list.
That should not be taken literally. Jose Peraza has been promoted and is set to start Monday at second. But Hernandez is starting in center and will apparently be used mostly at second.
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Joc Pederson DH | TEX
Enrique Hernandez 3B | LAD
Enrique Hernandez replaces Joc Pederson in center for Dodgers
Dodgers center fielder Joc Pederson wasn't in the starting lineup for Monday's game, after starting 101 games this year.
Pederson was replaced by Enrique Hernandez, who got his eighth start and fourth in the last 10 games.
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Kelby Tomlinson 2B | SF
Giants rookie 2B Kelby Tomlinson remains on roll Wednesday
Giants newcomer Kelby Tomlinson continued to make an impact in the first major league start Wednesday.
The second baseman, who is replacing the injured Joe Panik, made the most of his two hits in a win over Atlanta. He singled in two runs in the second inning and singled in another in the fourth.
He is 3-for-5 since his promotion.
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Marcus Semien 2B | NYM
Athletics SS Marcus Semien collects three RBI in Tuesday's win
Athletics shortstop Marcus Semien hit a three-run home run to help send the A's to a 5-0 win over the Orioles on Tuesday.
Semien hit his 10th home run of the season off Chaz Roe in the sixth inning. It was his only hit in three at-bats during the contest.
Prior to Tuesday's win, Semien was hitting .125 with one home run and one RBI in his last 10 games.