Arizona Diamondbacks RHP Silvino Bracho was optioned to Class AAA Reno Monday, June 26.

San Francisco Giants OF Austin Slater (hip) is not in the starting lineup against the Colorado Rockies Monday, June 26.

Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Tyler Anderson finally returned to a starting role on Sunday, but, after departing, is back on the disabled list. After a couple scoreless innings, Anderson was removed after a meltdown in the third inning and had tests on the injury that forced him out of the game. Initially thought to be a hamstring strain, the injury was categorized as a knee injury. Having just returned from the disabled list due to a knee injury, it is bad that this injury flared up after just two appearances. Anderson has a 6.11 ERA this season and can be safely dropped in all formats.

Colorado Rockies outfielder Carlos Gonzalez (shoulder) will hit the 10-day disabled list. Gonzalez was sidelined with the injury over the weekend, but he hit in the batting cage before the game on Sunday in an attempt to avoid going on the disabled list. Gonzalez said that the shoulder feels "Better, not good" and hoped that he could play in the series with the Giants that begins today. Raimel Tapia will continue to fill in while Gonzalez is injured and has an .839 OPS over the last two weeks. Cameron Maybin would be a good addition if you are holding Gonzalez, but it could also be ok to drop him.

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim INF Jefry Marte was recalled from Class AAA Salt Lake Monday, June 26. The team also optioned INF Kaleb Cowart to Class AAA Salt Lake.

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim INF Jefry Marte was recalled from Class AAA Salt Lake Monday, June 26. The team also optioned INF Kaleb Cowart to Class AAA Salt Lake.

Updating a previous report, Cincinnati Reds LHP Brandon Finnegan (triceps) left the game early Monday, June 26, because of a left triceps strain.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Austin Slater (hip) will be out of Monday's lineup. Slater hurt his hip yesterday and got an MRI today. He said the "coast is clear" so it looks like he will avoid the disabled list. Replacing Slater tonight will be outfielder Gorkys Hernandez. Hernandez has struggled this season with a .217 batting average and does not provide useful numbers in any category to be worth playing. Slater will see if he can go tomorrow but stay tuned for more updates prior to Tuesday's game.

New York Yankees designated hitter Matt Holliday is out for the second consecutive game with an undisclosed illness. Austin Romine will catch and bat ninth for New York against David Holmberg and the White Sox, with Gary Sanchez taking over the designated hitter's role. Holliday only has a .634 OPS over the last 14 days, part of the chill in the Yankees lineup, but has a .922 OPS over the last 30 days. Hopefully he will be back in the lineup soon, as his .877 OPS and 47 RBI have been an asset for fantasy owners.

New York Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius will get a day off on Monday, with Ronald Torreyes starting at shortstop and batting ninth. Torreyes and the Yankees will take on David Holmberg in Chicago and Torreyes has a .276 batting average in 29 June at-bats. Gregorius has a .319 batting average in June, including nine extra-base hits, but is only 4-for-23 over the last seven days. This is just a day off for Gregorius and he should still be owned in AL-only and deep mixed leagues.

Yunel Escobar (thumb) is back in the lineup tonight, batting fourth and playing third base. Escobar was a late scratch on Saturday after he injured his thumb on Friday on a diving play. He took two days off but appears ready to return for Monday's contest against Rich Hill and the Dodgers. Escobar is hitting .280 on the season with 30 runs scored and 21 RBI. He was the leadoff hitter to start the season before losing that role to Cameron Maybin. He is now hitting cleanup behind Albert Pujols. Escobar is 3-for-10 in his career off Hill, and makes for an intriguing daily play tonight after hitting .353 over his last four games.

Angels' manager Mike Scioscia indicated that Matt Shoemaker (forearm) has been cleared to resume throwing. It is unlikely that he will be ready by his next scheduled turn in the rotation on Friday. Parker Bridwell has thrown well in his stead and will continue to do so as long as Shoemaker is out. Shoemaker has not had the sharpest season, pitching to a 4.52 ERA and a 1.30 WHIP with 69 strikeouts in 77 2/3 innings. It is unclear how long Shoemaker will be out, but he can be dropped in most formats. Bridwell makes a nice streaming option, but is unlikely to keep his rotation spot once Shoemaker and Tyler Skaggs return to the rotation.

Colorado Rockies LHP Tyler Anderson (knee) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday, June 26, because of left knee inflammation. The team also activated RHP Chad Qualls (back) from the 10-day disabled list and recalled RHP Jairo Diaz from Class AAA Albuquerque.

Colorado Rockies LHP Tyler Anderson (knee) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday, June 26, because of left knee inflammation. The team also activated RHP Chad Qualls (back) from the 10-day disabled list and recalled RHP Jairo Diaz from Class AAA Albuquerque.

Colorado Rockies LHP Tyler Anderson (knee) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday, June 26, because of left knee inflammation. The team also activated RHP Chad Qualls (back) from the 10-day disabled list and recalled RHP Jairo Diaz from Class AAA Albuquerque.

Jed Lowrie (knee) still may see a doctor today despite making a pinch-hit appearance in last night's game. Lowrie sat out Saturday's game and was not in the lineup on Sunday, but after his knee responded well to treatment he took swings in the batting cage and felt good enough to enter the game, drilling an RBI double. The A's have an off-day on Monday, but barring a setback it seems likely that Lowrie will be able to rejoin the lineup on Tuesday. The 32-year-old has had a great under the radar season this year, hitting .283 with 45 runs scored, eight home runs and 26 RBI. His time on the A's may be limited however, as he is expected to be traded at the deadline so the A's can free up a spot for prospect Franklin Barreto, who is on the roster currently filling in for the injured Chad Pinder.

Colorado Rockies OF Carlos Gonzalez (shoulder) was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday, June 26, because of a right shoulder strain.

Tampa Bay Rays RHP Diego Moreno (shoulder) was transferred to the 60-day disabled list Monday, June 26.

Minnesota Twins pitcher Phil Hughes appears to be nearing a return to the big leagues. Hughes has been on the disabled list since May 22 after he developed soreness in his pitching shoulder. The veteran right-hander is slated to make one final relief appearance in Triple-A, after which he is expected to be activated by the Twins. Hughes will return to the club in a relief role in attempts to limit his innings pitched as he attempts to stay healthy for the rest of the year. Once upon a time, early in his career, Hughes served as a setup man for closer Mariano Rivera on the New York Yankees. Those days are long gone and Hughes isn't likely to have much fantasy value going forward.

Boston Red Sox starting pitcher David Price (finger) threw from flat ground Monday with no issue. Price battled through a cracked fingernail in his last start Saturday. He still managed to throw 103 pitches in a much-improved outing where he struggled less with control. Price has dealt with the issue before without letting it affect his game. He remains on track to make his next start Thursday against the Twins.