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The Orioles placed pitcher Zach Eflin on the 15-day injured list due to lower back discomfort, but he remains a potential trade candidate despite the injury. Eflin has had a tough season with injuries and poor performance, but his trade value could still be preserved as he is expected to return before season's end. The team may need to pay down part of his remaining salary to facilitate a trade.
The Cubs are actively seeking starting pitching help before the trade deadline, exploring options like Zach Eflin from Orioles, Shane Bieber from Guardians, and considering other pitchers from Rays, with various prospects and rental options on their radar due to injuries and team needs.
The MLB trade deadline is focusing on mid-tier starters and key players like Zach Eflin, whose trade chances are about 50%, especially if the Orioles need to sell due to team performance issues.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Zach Eflin admits that the Texas Rangers' offense was able to anticipate his pitches well in their 7-1 victory in the American League Wild Card Series. Eflin gave up five runs, four earned, on eight hits, including two home runs. He believes that the Rangers were either completely on him or he was tipping his pitches, but leans towards the former. Despite the Rangers' struggles leading up to the series, Eflin acknowledges their potent offense and predicts that they will be a threat in the postseason.
The Tampa Bay Rays are awaiting updates on the health of first baseman Yandy Diaz and starter Zach Eflin, who both left games this week with injuries. Diaz underwent an MRI for left groin tightness and hopes to avoid the injured list. Eflin had an MRI for left knee discomfort, and while there were no major issues, the Rays need more time to evaluate his status for his next start. The Rays have shown interest in acquiring White Sox pitcher Lance Lynn, who is open to being traded. The team is embarking on a challenging road trip amidst trade speculation.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Zach Eflin is set to undergo an MRI on his left knee after experiencing discomfort during a game. Eflin, who has a history of knee issues, signed a three-year deal with the Rays this offseason. The team is already dealing with multiple injuries in their rotation and has been actively seeking upgrades. The MRI results will determine the extent of Eflin's injury and could impact the Rays' trade deadline plans.
The Atlanta Braves aim to sweep the Tampa Bay Rays in their series finale, with Travis d'Arnaud replacing Sean Murphy in the lineup. The Rays will have several players resting, while the Braves' Matt Olson is just four RBIs away from Andruw Jones' pre-All-Star break record. The game will be broadcast on Bally Sports South at 1:40 p.m. ET.
The Atlanta Braves aim to complete a sweep against the Tampa Bay Rays as they wrap up the first half of the season, with Bryce Elder taking the mound for Atlanta and Zach Eflin pitching for Tampa. The Braves have dominated the series, winning the first two games and nine of their last ten overall, while the Rays have lost seven consecutive games. Elder has been a standout performer for the Braves, leading the majors with a 2.45 ERA. Eflin, a former Philly, will be looking to finish the first half on a high note. Sean Murphy's recent home run helped secure the Braves' victory, but A.J. Minter left the game due to tightness in his pectoral muscle.
The Tampa Bay Rays are favored to win against the Arizona Diamondbacks in game 2 of their series, with pitcher Zach Eflin providing a pitching advantage against struggling pitcher Zach Davies. Eflin has impressive numbers this season, while Davies has struggled. The Rays have the upside against Davies and are predicted to win.
The two-start pitchers for Fantasy Week 12 (June 12-18) have been ranked, with Zach Eflin and Jon Gray highlighted as top options. The rankings are grouped by how advisable they are, with some better left for points leagues.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Zach Eflin faced issues with his PitchCom receiver inside his cap during Wednesday's game against the Chicago Cubs, causing frustration and forcing him to resort to old-school signs and winging it at times. Despite the technical difficulties, Eflin delivered a solid start, allowing just two runs and striking out five. The Rays' bullpen could soon see the return of right-handed reliever Shawn Armstrong, who worked two 1-2-3 innings in his latest rehab appearance, while Zack Littell could start a rehab assignment by the end of the weekend. The Rays are also looking to secure support for several players in the upcoming All-Star Game.
The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-3, with the victory a product of a series of unusual events. Starter Zach Eflin worked seven solid innings without striking out a batter, and the Rays won with just one (or no) strikeouts for the first time since 2011. Three players stole at least two bases for the first time in a game in franchise history. The Rays improved their majors-best record to 37-15 in taking three of four from the struggling Jays, who lost for the ninth time in their past 11 games to drop to 26-25.
The Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 6-3 with a perfect 7-for-7 line in stolen bases. The Rays' baserunning brilliance, hustle, and aggressive plays were the recipe for success. Zach Eflin dominated on the mound, scattering six hits and two walks over seven innings. The Rays lead the majors in steals and attempts and are on pace for more than 300 home runs this season. They will face the Los Angeles Dodgers in a three-game series at home starting Friday.
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider called for urgency and improvement after a 2-9 stretch, prompting a postgame meeting among players following a 6-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. The Rays took three of four from the Blue Jays, with Zach Eflin becoming the major league's third seven-game winner. Struggling Alek Manoah extended his winless streak to nine starts after giving up five runs, three hits, and five walks over three innings with six strikeouts. The Blue Jays are 8-15 in May and trail the Rays by 10½ games.
The Toronto Blue Jays will try to earn a series split in Thursday afternoon’s finale against the Tampa Bay Rays, but their chances largely depend on struggling starter Alek Manoah. The Rays hold an edge on the mound with Zach Eflin, who is pitching even better than his 3.45 ERA. The Blue Jays have always struggled at Tropicana Field, where the Rays have been dominant this season with a 23-5 record. The Rays should jump out to an early lead and hold the lead through five innings.