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  • Cardinals' Jacob Bosiokovic: Loses 40-man roster spot

    The Cardinals designated Bosiokovic for assignment Wednesday.

    The transaction frees up a spot on the 40-man roster for right-hander Michael McGreevy, who was called up from Triple-A Memphis to start Wednesday's game against the Rangers. Bosiokovic was up with the big club briefly earlier this season but didn't make an appearance out of the bullpen.

  • Ryan Loutos RP | SEA

    Cardinals' Ryan Loutos: Returns to majors

    The Cardinals recalled Loutos from Triple-A Memphis on Wednesday.

    Loutos made two scoreless appearances earlier this season with the Cardinals and holds a 1.98 ERA and 43:16 K:BB over 36.1 frames at Memphis in 2024. He'll provide St. Louis with a fresh bullpen arm.

  • Chris Roycroft RP | ATH

    Cardinals' Chris Roycroft: Headed back to minors

    The Cardinals optioned Roycroft to Triple-A Memphis on Wednesday.

    Roycroft wasn't going to be available for a day or two after throwing three innings and 50 pitches over the previous two days. Ryan Loutos was called up from Triple-A to take over Roycroft's spot in the bullpen.

  • Cardinals' Michael McGreevy: Promoted ahead of MLB debut

    The Cardinals selected McGreevy's contract from Triple-A Memphis on Wednesday.

    McGreevy will start Wednesday's series finale against the Rangers in what will be his major-league debut. The right-hander has put up pedestrian numbers at Memphis this season, collecting a 4.45 ERA and 96:36 K:BB over 109.1 innings. He's been at his best over the last two months, though, with a 2.94 ERA and 52:19 K:BB across 52 frames since June 1. McGreevy is expected to be sent back down to Memphis after the spot start.

  • Lance Lynn SP | STL

    Cardinals' Lance Lynn: Goes on IL with knee inflammation

    The Cardinals placed Lynn on the 15-day injured list Wednesday with right knee inflammation.

    Lynn has apparently been dealing with the knee issue for a couple starts and was seen limping around the clubhouse after Tuesday's 8-1 win over the Rangers. He'll be eligible to return from the IL in mid-August and has a shot to be ready around that time, as the team believes a little rest will help. The newly acquired Erick Fedde will slide into Lynn's rotation spot, and Andre Pallante will also remain in the rotation for the time being.

  • Brewers' Garrett Mitchell: Out of lineup versus left-hander

    Mitchell isn't in the lineup for Wednesday's game versus Atlanta.

    With southpaw Chris Sale toeing the slab for Atlanta, the left-handed-hitting Mitchell will take a seat. Blake Perkins will patrol center field for Milwaukee.

  • Brice Turang 2B | MIL

    Brewers' Brice Turang: Taking seat versus southpaw

    Turang is absent from the lineup for Wednesday's game against Atlanta.

    Atlanta is sending left-hander Chris Sale to the hill, so the lefty-hitting Turang will begin the contest on the bench. Andruw Monasterio will occupy second base for the Brewers.

  • Brewers' William Contreras: Taking seat Wednesday

    Contreras is out of the lineup for Wednesday's game versus Atlanta.

    Contreras was hitless in the first two games of the series and will get a breather in the finale. Gary Sanchez will draw the start at catcher.

  • Matt Gage RP | SF

    Mets' Matt Gage: Sent down to minors

    The Mets optioned Gage to Triple-A Syracuse on Wednesday.

    Gage was just recalled from Syracuse on Monday but didn't make an appearance. The Mets are doing some reshuffling with their bullpen after making a couple additions at the trade deadline.

  • Otto Lopez SS | MIA

    Marlins' Otto Lopez: Heading to bench Wednesday

    Lopez is out of the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Rays.

    Though he's checking out of the lineup after starting both of the past two games, Lopez's short-term playing-time outlook has been aided by the Marlins' decision to demote trade-deadline pickup Connor Norby to Triple-A Jacksonville following his acquisition from the Orioles. Norby looked like a candidate to serve as Miami's everyday second baseman and should get the opportunity to do so later on this season, but for now, Lopez will likely remain the main option at the position.

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