Call-ups for July 5, 2012: Dominguez, Heath, and Fien.

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Manager Ned Yost has decided to make some lineup changes in Kansas City, which has resulted in Alcides Escobar batting second, and Eric Hosmer returning to the third spot in the order. Also, Daisuke Matsuzaka lands on the disabled list with a neck issue, Max Scherzer misses a start, and more...

Anaheim has assembled one of the premiere starting rotations in baseball and Ervin Santana (RHP, LAA) has been an important part of that collective. Yet after a strong performance in 2011, Santana has struggled with consistency this season and his numbers paint an unsightly picture...

DET, MIN, OAK, CHC, MIA, NYM (and Little Jerry Seinfeld) ...

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Jose Tabata has been put on notice by the win-now Pirates, coupled by rumors of Starling Marte's debut. Ian Stewart's 2012 may be over, Luke Gregerson is again a closer candidate, and more ...

For whatever reason, it took some time for Mat Latos (RHP, CIN) to gain his bearings in Cincinnati after an off-season trade. As we head towards the second half, his 5.97 ERA and 35 BPV from April are a thing of the past.

Batting's core skill is to hit the ball hard. We checked batters for Hard Contact Index (HctX) over the last few weeks.

There are some very impressive individual performances headlining MLB leaderboards as we approach the season's midpoint. However, we also know that mid-season leaders are prone to fading in the 2nd half, as regression to the mean comes calling. What first-half studs are particularly at risk?

In Arizona and Seattle, the reason is injury. In Baltimore, simple ineffectiveness. The net effect is the same: A door is opening for a new pitcher to join a starting rotation. Who will attempt to fill the voids, and what are their chances of success?