Quantrill is the first starting pitcher this year to give up at least seven runs and strike out none. The last time a Marlins starter did it was David Hess at Coors Field in 2021. Quantrill is now 1-2 with an 8.31 ERA, but his rotation spot probably isn’t in any jeopardy just yet. He has an easier matchup against the Mariners in Seattle next time out, but even so, he’d be a weak streaming option.

Liberatore gave up 11 hard-hit balls, but just one of those turned into an extra-base hit, and he also walked only one. We’re still skeptical that he’ll keep this up, but he’s been remarkably solid in amassing a 3.11 ERA in eight starts. He’ll face the Royals next.

Helsley struck out two of the three batters he faced. It’s his 12th scoreless outing in 15 appearances this season.

This is just the typical Sánchez outing at this point. He’s allowed exactly two earned runs in four of his eight starts while going 4-1 with a 2.91 ERA. He’ll likely face the Pirates on Sunday.

It seems like only a matter of time before Walker gets sent down to Triple-A for the third year in a row. He’s been on the bench for four of the Cardinals’ last 10 games anyway, and he’s currently in a 7-for-67 slump.

It’ll be a bullpen game for the Tigers in place of an injured Casey Mize (hamstring) with Keider Montero coming up to make a bulk relief appearance. Holton figures to work the opening frame or two before turning the ball over to the rest of Detroit’s bullpen.

Torres took Red Sox starter Tanner Houck deep in the opening frame for his fifth big fly of the season before tacking on a run-scoring single as part of Detroit’s nine-run explosion in the third inning. He reached base safely in each of his four plate appearances before being lifted from the one-sided contest in the sixth inning with the Tigers leading by nearly two touchdowns. He’s off to a phenomenal start this season in his Detroit debut, hitting .304/.375/.482 with five homers, 24 RBI and four steals through 29 games.