Fantasy owners finally have come clarity with regards to the situation, but it's obviously not great news for Osuna owners. Ryan Tepera should continue to get saves in Osuna's absence. If you own Osuna and have the room to stash him, you might as well, as he'll likely contribute about ...

Winker has just four home runs on the season but does have a 1:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Better things are likely ahead for the youngster, so he's worth owning (but perhaps not starting yet) in most fantasy leagues.

This was Harvey's best start in awhile, but he still has a 4.79 ERA with the Reds. Hopefully, this start was a sign of him turning the corner, and he'll keep it going in his next start against the Braves.

Frazier benefited from the thin air, and now has eight home runs on the year. His mediocre power isn't enough to make up for his sub-par batting average (just .225), so he's better left on fantasy benches, except when he visits Colorado.

It's hard to blame Matz too much for faltering in the thin air in Coors Field, especially since he was coming off five very good starts in a row. Chalk this one up to the location, and start him as usual against the Pirates next week.

Don't look now, but Godley has won three straight starts and allowed two earned runs in four of his last five starts. He's beginning to show signs of turning things around, and should be started with confidence next week against Miami.

Kershaw had originally been scheduled to pitch a rehab game for Triple-A Oklahoma City, but there’s rain in the forecast now. It means Kershaw will return from the DL without any minor league tune ups. In 49 innings this year he has put up a 2.76 ERA. Expectations should be ...

The outing was adequate but not overly impressive, which can pretty much sum up Gausman's entire season. Gausman has essentially been stuck in neutral for several starts - too good to drop but not good enough to start with regularity. He'll look to get back on track in a tough ...

It’s Soroka’s second time on the DL this season. He previously missed a month with a right shoulder strain, so the Braves will probably be cautious wit him. It might explain why he wasn’t at his best in his most recent start.

On the bright side, Martinez walked just two batters, after walking at least five in each of his previous three starts. On the down side, there was everything else. Martinez has been all over the place since returning from the disabled list, and he should probably be benched until he ...