Andujar was pulled from Sunday’s game against the Blue Jays with right oblique discomfort. He’s undergoing additional exams on Monday, the results of which will inform the A’s final decision on the matter, but it sounds like he’s going to be shelved for at least a couple of weeks. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues who may be counting on Andujar for next week should be sure to have an alternative option ready to go.

Dodgers’ manager Dave Roberts said after Sunday’s game that Betts felt good after his baseball activity on Sunday and was even able to do some light hitting in the batting cage. He won’t return on Monday, as Hyeseong Kim will draw another start in his place at shortstop, but it sounds like there’s growing optimism that he could potentially be ready on Tuesday. He’s still considered day-to-day for the time being.

Sheets crashed into the outfield wall while attempting to make a play on Adam Frazier’s home run ball in the fourth inning. Shildt noted that Sheets is currently dealing with a head contusion, sore hip and a jammed thumb/wrist and is still being evaluated. It seems likely that he’ll need to pass through the concussion protocol before returning to action, so that should be the injury that is monitored the closest. Fantasy managers who are relying on Sheets for the start of next week should be sure to have a contingency plan in place.

Weaver had been up as the Yankees had a 6-3 lead heading to the ninth, but ultimately Tim Hill came on once they scored a run in the top half of the inning to run their lead to four. Still, it was noticeable that Hill and Mark Leiter Jr. were warming in a save situation and now we get confirmation on the minor injury for Weaver. It’s something fantasy managers should certainly keep an eye on as lineups are set for the upcoming week.

Tucker left the game in the fifth inning after jamming his finger while stealing a base. Cubs manager Craig Counsell told reporters he was “optimistic this is going to be, at most, a day or two.” It looks as if Tucker has avoided a serious injury and should be considered day-to-day ahead of Tuesday’s game against the Nationals.

The 22-year-old slugger will join the Royals prior to Tuesday’s series opener against the Cardinals in St. Louis on Tuesday. He has been an absolute monster across two minor league levels this season, slashing .322/.389/.593 with 15 homers, 56 RBI, two stolen bases and a 46/24 K/BB ratio over 229 plate appearances. He’s worthy of an immediate add in any fantasy leagues where he may be available and should provide a major impact in the power department for the duration of the season.