Dodgers clinched the NL West, eyeing a quiet finish with a three-game set against Seattle to cap the regular season. A 3-2 win preceded news that Brock Stewart will undergo shoulder surgery and miss the rest of the year, while Max Muncy is dealing with an unspecified lower‑body issue and will get a few days off. Tommy Edman was out Friday with an ankle problem but is slated to return Saturday as L.A. uses these final games to rest or position key players ahead of October. The wild-card battle tightens among Reds, Mets and Diamondbacks.

With division already secured, L.A. can prioritize health and mental readiness for the postseason. The Reds, Mets and Diamondbacks are jockeying for the last wild-card berth, adding intrigue to the final regular-season steps. The Dodgers’ attention shifts from seeding to staying sharp as they prepare for the wildcard series at Dodger Stadium.

Alek Manoah was claimed by Atlanta, joining a reshaped rotation as Ozzie Albies landed on the 60-day injured list. Once a Cy Young finalist, Manoah carries a 3.34 career ERA but has faded recently, making this a low-risk add with upside as Braves depth.

Michael Harris II flashed power and speed, joining the 20/20 club as Atlanta fell 9-3 to Pittsburgh, a reminder of his diverse fantasy value.

The Braves are not done: Hurston Waldrep likely optioned again and Hayden Harris promoted, signaling ongoing roster tinkering before season’s end.

Meanwhile, Sam Hentges heads to knee rehab and Brock Stewart to shoulder surgery, underscoring how injuries shift fantasy rosters across MLB.

Roki Sasaki is back in Dodgers orange, velocity and command returning in rehab. After a slow start, two scoreless innings hint at a postseason upgrade for October.

Roberts plans a measured activation, pairing Sasaki with Brock Stewart to stabilize late innings and give the bullpen a high-upside option. The Dodgers aim to maximize leverage while guarding against overuse.