A power infusion in CLE, Travis Demerette arrives for DET, and former first round draftee Mike Montgomery back in KC. Plus, Alex Colome stays put in CHW, and will the bullpen help be enough for MIN?

Salazar back on the schneid. EEE could effectively be done. Hicks, Kendrick, Simmons, and Buxton as well. Earlier: Dahl, Voit, and Arrieta at risk for missing the rest of the season. Plus Moncada, Ryu, and a Taillon update (not good). Earlier: Giles's elbow issue, an update on Scherzer, Dwight Smith's calf injury looks minor, and no definite word on Josh James's shoulder soreness.

Jacob deGrom tops the Monday ratings, with Lucas Giolito (pictured) in the tier right behind...

It should be bombs away for NYY hitters; they get seven games against TOR and BAL this week.

Daniel Norris has shown some positive signs lately, and gets two starts this week against pretty weak opponents.

A wrist fracture for Edwin Encarnacion adds to the Yankees injury woes and further challengers their lineup depth. Plus, hip surgery for Healy, Buxton and Pineda hit the IL for the Twins, and Hamels and Ozuna return to action.

Justin Verlander, Charlie Morton, and Shane Bieber lead the strong starts on Sunday.

Danny Salazar's return from the IL lasted all of one start, and throws Cleveland's rotation back in flux. Plus, Brett Gardner is activated, Hyun-Jin Ryu hits the IL, and the Astros shuffle their roster in the wake of deadline trades.

Two teams in the AL East were busy at the trade deadline; the other three, not so much. But in all cases, the moves—or non-moves—will have playing time implications.

Walker Buehler draws a Dodger Stadium start against the Padres.

Jake Bauers is a surprise loser after CLE adds to its OF. Plus, TEX shakes up INF, Alex Dickerson lands on IL, Daniel Poncedeleon sent down, Kevin Kiermaier activated, and more.