Fantasy Baseball Injury Report

Moore was hardly tearing it up in Double-A, but he is 8-for-13 in three games since being promoted to Triple-A. If he can stay hot for a little while, he could make his major league debut next time Yoán Moncada or someone else lands on the IL.

Teel is working on an 18-game hitting streak for Charlotte, putting him at .284/.376/.459 for the season after a mediocre April. He might be ready for a shot alongside Edgar Quero in Chicago, but the White Sox probably won’t be quick to make the move. It might be more likely that the White Sox swap the two youngsters, with Quero returning to Triple-A, at some point, allowing the team to preserve its catching depth.

Pérez got 13 whiffs in the 61-pitch outing. He averaged 97.6 mph with his fastball, which is right where he was before Tommy John surgery, and topped out at 99.3 mph. Pérez might not make a major impact in fantasy leagues this year while having his innings monitored on a weak Marlins team, but there has been nothing but good news here since he began his rehab assignment.

Wallner has been out since Apr. 15 with a strained hamstring, but he’ll be back soon to serve as the Twins’ right fielder against right-handers. That seems like bad news for Carson McCusker, who has had only two at-bats since being called up on Sunday.

Basallo missed time last month with a hamstring strain and got off to a slow start after returning, but he’s hitting .291/.400/.709 with six homers in 65 plate appearances this month. Carving out a role for him in Baltimore would probably mean giving up on Ryan Mountcastle, but it’s something the Orioles could consider as they continue to flounder.

Manning has been successful since the Tigers moved him to the pen a few weeks ago, allowing two earned runs in nine innings. Unfortunately, he’s still walked seven during that span, and he’s yet to see a velocity boost in his shorter outings. He’ll probably get a look in the majors at some point, but he’s not showing closer potential right now.