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It looks to be another routine night off for the 29-year-old outfielder. Even with a right-hander on the hill, Verdugo will take a seat for the Braves in favor of Eli White who will start in left field and bat seventh for the Braves against Griffin Canning. His usefulness from a fantasy perspective, even in the deepest of leagues, will likely come to an end when Jurickson Profar returns from his suspension on July 2.

Fairbanks had to clean up a mess in the ninth inning, but because it came with the Rays leading by four, that work doesn’t come with a save. It does see him lower his ERA to 2.03, however, so that’s a nice little consolation prize.

That’s the 20th homer of the season for Caminero in his first full season of MLB action. The 21-year-old has gone deep seven times in the month of June, ,and he carries an .855 OPS during that time frame. There are very few hitters in baseball who have the kind of upside Caminero carries, and the current results are nothing to sneeze at, obviously.

Lorenzen gave up a pair of homers in the start; both solo homers by Junior Caminero and Brandon Lowe, respectively. The 33-year-old struck out four while generating a mediocre seven swings and misses over 81 pitches. The mediocre — at best — start sees Lorenzen’s ERA bump up to 4.91, and he’ll try and get back on track against the Mariners on Tuesday in Seattle.

Outstanding. Baz allowed just three hits and didn’t walk anyone while throwing 69-of-97 pitches for strikes. He did so while generating a solid 11 swings-and-misses, and he allowed just one extra-base hit. Baz has had his ups and downs in his return season, but this is a reminder of what kind of upside he possesses in his right arm. He’ll look to continue to drop his 4.37 ERA against the A’s on Tuesday.