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Here's what you might've missed from this weekend's action across the league.

Ruiz, who was removed from Saturday's win over the Marlins with a wrist injury and was out of the lineup Sunday, is slated to undergo an MRI on Monday, per A's beat reporter Jessica Kleinschmidt.

Boyle, who was lifted after one inning in Sunday's loss to the Marlins, was suffering from lower-back pain that got worse the more he threw during the frame, MLB.com reports.

Everything comes crashing down, again

Chaos (in the best way).

Soler was out of the lineup Sunday versus the Phillies due to a shoulder issue, Andrew Baggarly of The Athletic reports.

TODAY: The Blue Jays announced Manoah’s activation today, and optioned left-hander Brendon Little to Triple-A in order to make room for the righty on the active roster. Little, 27, has just four innings of work at the big league level under his belt from his time with the Cubs and Blue Jays and has surrendered…

Logan Webb has hit a rough patch at an inconvenient time for the Giants.

Paul Sewald and Alek Thomas could both return from the injured list on Tuesday, when the Diamondbacks start a six-game road trip by facing the Reds. Sewald has yet to pitch this season due to a Grade 2 oblique strain suffered near the end of Spring Training, while Thomas got four games under his belt…

Charles 'Coop' Willis -- who still lives in Fairfield, Ala. -- was 'best of friends' with living legend

The Phillies on Sunday did just enough to hold off the Giants in a 5-4 victory to extend their winning streak at home to nine games.

The Dodgers' weekend sweep of the Braves was a fair predictor of an entirely different sort of October, one with slugging star Shohei Ohtani.

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New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza and several players put Sunday's 7-6 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays into perspective.

464-foot blast paces Dodgers, who showed mettle against powerful Braves

Shohei Ohtani went 4 for 4 with two home runs, and the Dodgers beat the Braves, 5-1, to sweep the three-game series.

Two powerhouses just wrapped up their first series of 2024. Here are our takeaways from the potential NLCS preview.

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Manager John Schneider said Alek Manoah will remain in the Toronto Blue Jays' rotation despite Sunday's rough outing against the Washington Nationals.It was the right-hander's first MLB start since last August."Today, he was as good as I've seen him stuff-wise in quite a while," Schneider said following an 11-8 loss, according to Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet. "I think it's just being efficient with that stuff going forward. And trying to get a little bit deeper in the game."The Blue Jays built a 6-1 lead for Manoah by the third inning, but the Nationals responded with a five-run fourth. The 26-year-old ultimately allowed seven runs (six earned) on six hits (two homers) and four walks with six strikeouts on 92 pitches over four innings.Manoah doesn't believe control was an issue in his start but rather "trying to be too fine," according to Keegan Matheson of MLB.com."It's about understanding I'm not Greg Maddux," Manoah said postgame. "I'm not going to be Greg Maddux. My fastball has great life. I've just got to go out there and trust it."Manoah returned to the Blue Jays on Saturday after starting the season in Triple-A while rehabbing a sore shoulder that limited him to one start in spring training. A spot in the rotation opened up with Yariel Rodr guez and Bowden Francis on the injured list.The 2022 AL Cy Young finalist was demoted to the minors twice last year, finishing his big-league campaign with a 5.87 ERA with a 1.74 WHIP and 59 walks in 87 1/3 innings. He received multiple injections in his arm and shoulder at the end of the season after he failed to report to Triple-A in August.Copyright © 2024 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.