11 ranked players had an injury reported in the last day.
Team medical staffs and beat reporters moved 11 ranked players in the last day. This is the ranked-only list, an injury to someone the board does not carry is not a fantasy decision, so those are left out, ordered by the value actually at risk rather than by when it was reported.
| Player | Pos | IL | Area | Value | Verdict |
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| Trea Turner | SS | DTD | Knee | 355 | Hold |
| Jacob deGrom | SP | DTD | Triceps | 144 | Hold |
| Cody Bellinger | OF | IL10 | Hamstring | 141 | Hold |
| Masataka Yoshida | OF | IL10 | Hamstring | 107 | Droppable |
| Colin Holderman | RP | DTD | Wrist | 42 | Bench |
| Jack Leiter | SP | IL60 | Ankle | 37 | Droppable |
| Jordan Lawlar | OF/3B | IL10 | Hamstring | 26 | Droppable |
| Justin Slaten | RP | IL15 | Elbow | 18 | Droppable |
| Félix Bautista | RP | IL60 | Shoulder | 9 | Droppable |
| Tanner Banks | RP | IL60 | Forearm | 2 | Droppable |
| Drew Millas | C | IL10 | Finger | 2 | Droppable |
Trea Turner: Turner is out of the lineup for Sunday's game against the Twins while he contends with a bruised right knee and ankle, MLB.com reports.
Jacob deGrom: Imaging on deGrom's injured right triceps Saturday revealed positive news, but the right-hander may not make his next scheduled start, Theo DeRosa of MLB.com reports.
Cody Bellinger: Yankees manager Aaron Boone said that Bellinger (hamstring) will begin a minor-league rehab assignment Tuesday and could be activated from the 10-day injured list by next weekend, Erik Boland of Newsday reports.
Masataka Yoshida: The Red Sox are expected to place Yoshida (hamstring) on the 10-day injured list prior to Sunday's game against the Pirates, Alex Speier of The Boston Globe reports.
Colin Holderman: Holderman was removed from Saturday's game with right wrist inflammation, Tim Stebbins of MLB.com reports. He pitched a scoreless two-thirds of an inning and hit a batter in a 6-1 win over San Diego.
Jack Leiter: Leiter (ankle) could be activated this week if Jacob deGrom (triceps) is unavailable to make his next scheduled start, Theo DeRosa of MLB.com reports.
Jordan Lawlar: Lawlar (hamstring) went 1-for-4 with a walk, a home run and two RBI for Double-A Amarillo on Saturday.
Justin Slaten: The Red Sox placed Slaten on the 15-day injured list Sunday.
Félix Bautista: Bautista (shoulder) could begin a minor-league rehab assignment in late August, per MLB.com.
Tanner Banks: Banks (forearm) has progressed to throwing bullpen sessions, per MLB.com.
Drew Millas: Millas (finger) completed throwing from 90 feet, took dry swings on each side of the plate and hit off a tee approximately 20 times from each side during a comprehensive workout Friday, MLB.com reports.
Hold, day-to-day, not an IL move: Trea Turner, Jacob deGrom, Cody Bellinger
Bench, day-to-day and replaceable: Colin Holderman
Droppable, below the ~300th-ranked player, i.e. a free agent in most leagues: Masataka Yoshida, Jack Leiter, Jordan Lawlar, Justin Slaten, Félix Bautista, Tanner Banks, Drew Millas
The verdicts are the engine's, not a hot take, and the cutoffs come from the board rather than from taste: value 295 is the top 5% of ranked players, and value 134 is roughly the 300th-ranked player, the last man rostered in a 12-team league. Above 295 nobody drops anyone; below 134 the player is a free agent in most formats whether he is hurt or not.
Status is the IL designation itself, which is the only honest signal of length available: the feed carries no return dates and no estimated timelines at all, both fields are empty on every record, so anyone quoting a return date is guessing. A 60-day placement is the club saying months; a 10-day is a fortnight.
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