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Farmer is now with the Cincinnati Reds but has not yet played in any games this season. He was released by the Angels earlier this year before signing with the Reds on July 1, 2025.

His current status is in the minors, and he has 11 years of MLB experience. The Reds are set to play against the Boston Red Sox on July 2, 2025, at Fenway Park.

Farmer's release from the Angels affects the Reds' roster strategy. With no games played this season, his future role with the Reds is uncertain.

This move marks another change in Farmer's career, following a release from the Braves earlier this year. The 11-year MLB veteran now awaits his next opportunity.

Kyle Stowers swung the bat effectively against the Twins, contributing two hits in the Marlins' 2-0 win. His long ball marked his 14th homer of the season, adding to his 44 RBIs across 79 games played.

Stowers has now hit safely in eight consecutive games, maintaining a .283 batting average on the year. Over his last 10 games, he's posting a robust .353 average with a .476 OBP, showing a consistent presence in the Marlins' lineup.

Ryan turned in another quality outing against the Marlins, giving up just five hits over seven innings while issuing zero walks. Despite his efforts, the Twins' offense couldn't provide run support, leading to a 2-0 loss.

In 17 games this season, Ryan has amassed 98 1/3 innings with a 2.75 ERA and 0.88 WHIP. His 108 strikeouts translate to a 9.9 K/9 rate, underscoring his ability to miss bats consistently. Ryan's performance has also helped him score 18 or more FanDuel points in 12 consecutive games.

Ronny Henriquez sealed the Miami Marlins' shutout win over the Minnesota Twins, adding his fourth save to the season tally. He now holds a 2.85 ERA over 41 innings with 57 strikeouts and a WHIP of 1.22.

Henriquez's performance against the Twins included two strikeouts in his lone inning on the mound. This outing kept his K/9 rate at an impressive 12.5, contributing to his record of 4 wins and just 1 loss this season.

Edward Cabrera extended his recent dominance on the mound, improving to three wins this season. Over 71 1/3 innings pitched, his ERA sits at 3.41, complemented by a WHIP of 1.28.

In his latest outing against the Twins, Cabrera's six strikeouts brought his season total to 75. He has now secured 18+ FanDuel points in 10 consecutive games, showcasing his reliability for fantasy managers.

Sánchez's recent surge continued as he went 2-for-4, boosting his slugging percentage to .407 on the season. The Marlins capitalized on his offensive momentum, securing a 2-0 shutout against the Twins.

This performance elevated his total hits to 56 over 63 games, maintaining a batting average of .248. Over his last five games, Sánchez is hitting .278, providing consistent contributions to Miami's lineup.

Jasson Domínguez managed to produce three RBIs with a hit during the Yankees' recent 12-5 defeat against the Blue Jays. Despite the loss, Domínguez’s efforts brought his season RBI total to 30.

This game continued a productive stretch for Domínguez, who is hitting .364 over the last ten games with 12 hits in 33 at-bats. His performance has been consistent, contributing to his .253 season batting average and a .722 OPS over 71 games.

Braydon Fisher contributed 0.67 innings of scoreless relief against the Yankees, allowing no hits or walks. The Blue Jays secured a 12-5 win, and Fisher recorded his second win of the season.

His season ERA stands at 1.90 with a WHIP of 0.76 over 23 2/3 innings. Fisher has 33 strikeouts with a K/9 rate of 12.6, maintaining his effectiveness on the mound.

Ernie Clement contributed to the Blue Jays' victory over the Yankees with a notable performance. He recorded a hit, drove in two runs, crossed the plate once, and drew a walk, helping secure a 12-5 win for Toronto.

Across 83 games this season, Clement has posted a .305 batting average and a .344 on-base percentage. In his recent five-game stretch, he's maintained a .333 average with six hits and four RBIs, demonstrating consistent production at the plate.