Matt Moore (oblique) is aiming to return next week.
Moore is scheduled to throw a bullpen session on Wednesday before progressing to facing hitters this weekend in a live batting practice session.
Anthony Rendon's left wrist has gotten progressively more sore over the last couple days.
There's still some optimism that Rendon will be able to return early next week, but it sounds like he could be headed for some additional testing if his condition doesn't improve over the next few days. The 33-year-old third baseman landed on the injured list earlier this week with a left wrist contusion.
Gio Urshela (pelvis) is visiting a specialist on Wednesday.
Urshela landed on the injured list last week with a left pelvis fracture and is facing an extended absence. Angels manager Phil Nevin told reporters Tuesday that they'll have a better idea of his timetable sometime later this week.
Zach Neto (oblique) has yet to resume baseball activities.
Neto has progressed to some light running and is continuing to receive treatment after landing on the injured list last week with a left oblique strain. The positive news is that the soreness has started to subside and he should be cleared to resume baseball activities before the end of June.
Pablo Reyes has been scratched from the Red Sox' lineup for Tuesday's game against the Twins with a right abdominal strain.
No word yet on the severity of the issue. It'll be Enrique Hernández taking over at shortstop and batting ninth on Tuesday evening in Minnesota.
Padres designated RHP Nabil Crismatt for assignment.
Crismatt has struggled to an inflated 9.82 ERA, 2.18 WHIP and 9/7 K/BB ratio across 11 innings (seven appearances) this season for the Padres. The 28-year-old righty has been a solid middle reliever the past few years and figures to attract some interest on waivers in the coming days.
Carter Kieboom is dealing with a left oblique injury.
Nationals manager Dave Martinez told reporters that Kieboom is scheduled to undergo an MRI to determine the extent of the injury. It's the latest setback for the former top prospect who hasn't appeared in the majors since the 2021 season due to injury.
J.D. Davis (ankle) has returned to the Giants' lineup for Tuesday's game against the Padres.
Davis has come off the bench in three consecutive contests, but will be making his first start since suffering a right ankle sprain last Tuesday. The 30-year-old lefty masher is at third base and batting third on Tuesday night against righty Seth Lugo.
Chris Taylor (knee) remains absent from the Dodgers' lineup for Tuesday's Freeway Series opener against the Angels.
Taylor was able to field some grounders during pregame warmups, but will sit out his third straight contest on Tuesday evening as he continues to deal with a right knee bone bruise. There's no indication that he's headed to the injured list at the moment, so fantasy managers should consider him day-to-day for the moment.
Dodgers selected the contract of RHP Ryan Brasier from Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Brasier signed a minor league contract with the Dodgers earlier this month and will be available out of Los Angeles' bullpen for Tuesday's Freeway Series opener against the Angels. The 35-year-old righty, who was released by the Red Sox earlier this season, tossed three perfect frames in a pair of recent appearances for Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Ben Joyce (forearm) has yet to resume throwing.
Joyce told reporters Tuesday that the numbness and tingling sensation is gone from his fingers, but he's yet to start a throwing program. The hard-throwing rookie reliever underwent an MRI last week that didn't reveal any structural damage. It seems possible that he could return sometime next month.
Max Fried (shoulder) has progressed to throwing bullpen sessions.
Fried has finally advanced to throwing normal bullpen sessions and remains on track to return to Atlanta's starting rotation following next month's All-Star break. He's been out since early May due to a left forearm strain.
Casey Schmitt (forearm) remains absent from the Giants' lineup for Tuesday's game against the Padres.
Schmitt was able to come off the bench on Monday evening, but will sit out his second straight contest as he continues to recover from a left forearm contusion. Fantasy managers should consider him day-to-day for now.
Tanner Houck will undergo surgery next week to have a plate inserted to repair a facial fracture.
There is not timetable for Houck's potential return at this juncture, but it seems likely that he's facing an extended absence. The 26-year-old righty was struck in the face by a line drive during last Friday's series opener against the Yankees.
Julio Urías (hamstring) threw a simulated game on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts indicated Sunday that Urías could be activated before the end of June. He's been on the shelf since late May due to a left hamstring strain.
Max Muncy (hamstring) ran the bases and fielded grounders on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Muncy appears to be getting close to returning to the Dodgers' lineup, but there's nothing official from the club yet. There's always a chance he'll require a brief minor league rehab assignment. There should be some clarity on his timetable shortly.
Dylan Lee (shoulder) has progressed to throwing bullpen sessions.
Lee figures to be back in Atlanta's bullpen in a couple weeks after landing on the injured list back in mid-May due to left shoulder inflammation.
Phillies RHP prospect Andrew Painter (elbow) threw a 30-pitch bullpen session on Tuesday.
Painter appears to be getting close to facing hitters in a live batting practice session, which would be a significant step forward in his rehabilitation process. The dynamic 20-year-old top pitching prospect is working his way back slowly after suffering a UCL sprain in his right elbow back in spring training. He has a chance to pitch in the majors later this season.
Brewers released OF Roman Quinn.
Quinn hasn't appeared in the majors this year and wound up being cut loose by Milwaukee after batting .121 (4-for-33) with five steals across 10 games for Triple-A Nashville. The 30-year-old speedster is merely organizational depth at this stage of his career.
Michael A. Taylor (head) remains out of the Twins' lineup for Tuesday's game against the Red Sox.
Taylor hasn't been placed on the injured list after being hit in the back of the head by a pitch during Sunday's game against the Tigers. It'll be Willi Castro patrolling center field on Tuesday in his absence.