Houston star Jose Altuve exited Saturday’s game in Atlanta with right foot discomfort after starting at second base, singling in the third before being replaced by Ramon Urías. The moment came after a Friday performance in which Altuve went 2-for-4 with a homer, a rare bright spot in a month-long slump that has him at .170/.544 OPS over 29 games. The update adds a layer of uncertainty to Houston’s infield and lineup as the club evaluates his status moving forward.

Urías stepped in defensively for Altuve and could see increased action if the issue lingers, complicating daily fantasy and real-life projections. Fantasy managers should monitor updates closely, watching for any timetable on Altuve’s return and how Houston reshuffles its infield if the star misses time.

Milwaukee clinches a playoff berth as the first team to reach the postseason, riding the league’s best record and a relentless win-now mindset. A midseason reshuffle opened doors for Priester, Turang, Durbin and Contreras to shine, while Yelich stays on pace for big numbers and a deep Brewers bullpen locks down late innings behind Megill and Uribe. With Woodruff back and Misiorowski in the All-Star mix, Milwaukee is positioned to chase the NL Central crown and the top seed.