Waiver Wired: Meet Lamet

Waiver Wired: Meet Lamet
D.J. Short recommends Padres rookie Dinelson Lamet and the hot-hitting Eddie Rosario in this week's Waiver Wired.
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Waiver Wired: Meet Lamet

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D.J. Short recommends Padres rookie Dinelson Lamet and the hot-hitting Eddie Rosario in this week's Waiver Wired.

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Austin Slater - OF - Giants

Austin Slater (hip) is ready to resume running.

It's a good first step, but Slater is still nowhere close to a return after tearing the adductor muscle in his right hip just prior to the All-Star break. With little to play for, the Giants certainly won't rush him in his recovery. Before he went down, the 24-year-old posted a respectable .290 average with three homers in 100 at-bats for San Francisco.
Source: Alex Pavlovic on Twitter
Aug 17 - 9:22 PM
Miguel Gomez - 2B - Giants

Miguel Gomez suffered a setback in his recovery from a right knee injury.

Gomez had been slated to return Saturday following a short rehab assignment with High-A San Jose, but obviously that's no longer an option. He'll be in a holding pattern until the Giants clear him for rehab games. So far the rookie has eight hits including two doubles in 33 big league at-bats.
Source: Alex Pavlovic on Twitter
Aug 17 - 9:20 PM
Brandon Belt - 1B - Giants

Brandon Belt (concussion) will begin light cardio work on Friday.

It's Belt's first activity of any kind since going down with a concussion earlier this month. The Giants are going to take things slow with Belt and there's no guarantee he'll be back before the end of the year. Ryder Jones has been filling the void at first base.
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Source: Alex Pavlovic on Twitter
Aug 17 - 9:18 PM
Scott Feldman - S - Reds

Scott Feldman said his knee bothered him Thursday against the Cubs.

The right-hander got blown up for six runs in only 3 2/3 innings Thursday and his fastball was barely hitting 82 mph. Feldman hasn't looked right since coming off the DL earlier this month and admitted as much after the game. "If it doesn’t get any better, I don’t think I can pitch like that anymore," he said. "We’ll see." If anything, Feldman's knee seems to be getting worse, not better. With nothing left to play for this year, the Reds may consider shutting Feldman down for the season. Headed for free agency this winter, Thursday may very well have been Feldman's final start in a Reds uniform.
Source: Cincinnati Enquirer
Aug 17 - 9:02 PM
Stephen Strasburg - S - Nationals

Stephen Strasburg (elbow) is expected to return Saturday against the Padres.

He'll return to the mound in his home city of San Diego after missing roughly three weeks with an elbow impingement. Strasburg looked sharp in his lone rehab start, fanning five over five innings of one-run ball Monday for High-A Potomac. The former first overall pick has been steady as ever this year, going 10-3 with a 3.28 ERA over 20 starts for the first-place Nats.
Source: Scott Miller on Twitter
Aug 17 - 8:54 PM
Robbie Grossman - OF - Twins

Robbie Grossman left the second game of Thursday's doubleheader against the Indians with a left thumb injury.

He injured himself in a near-collision with Byron Buxton in center field. Max Kepler pinch-hit for Grossman and replaced him in right field. Grossman singled in his only at-bat before exiting.
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Source: Mike Berardino on Twitter
Aug 17 - 8:52 PM
Chris Archer - S - Rays

Chris Archer scattered five hits and three runs over seven strong innings Thursday in a no-decision against the Blue Jays.

Archer served up a pair of solo homers to Josh Donaldson but was otherwise lights out. He finished his afternoon with 10 strikeouts and didn’t walk anyone. Archer has fanned 10 or more hitters in three of his last six outings, though he’s only won once during that span. He’ll take a 3.84 ERA into his next start Wednesday against the very same Jays he just faced.
Aug 17 - 8:35 PM
Evan Longoria - 3B - Rays

Evan Longoria reached base four times Thursday in a loss to the Blue Jays.

Longoria singled, doubled and walked twice. His wall-ball double in the eighth, which fell just out of Ezequiel Carrera’s reach in center field, knotted the game at three, though Justin Smoak broke the tie with a solo blast later in the inning. The Rays’ long-time third baseman has hit .268 with 17 homers and 68 RBI this season.
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