uspension’s timing matters for fantasy managers. Robles is rehabbing a shoulder injury and working his way back through the Mariners’ system; the discipline will affect his availability once he re-enters the lineup, potentially opening up outfield opportunities for Seattle’s depth chart in the interim. As Robles navigates the appeal, fantasy rosters should monitor outfield competition and any call-ups from the organization.

In the broader context, Robles has been exposed to multiple hit-by-pitches recently in Tacoma, adding to the complexity of his return. While the discipline is in limbo, managers should plan for a few weeks of uncertainty around Robles’ role and roster spot, weighing the risk of delay against the upside of his return with the Mariners.

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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. escaped a hamstring scare with a clean MRI, leaving the Blue Jays hopeful he can return for the series finale in Pittsburgh. Toronto is opting for caution to avoid a longer absence, with Guerrero not in the lineup as the team tries to balance risk and reward in a tight fantasy window.

Guerrero Jr. sits at .298 with 21 homers and 69 RBIs across 124 games, a cornerstone in fantasy lineups when healthy. Bo Bichette flashed his usual defensive instincts, while Toronto shuffled in Ty France at first base on Tuesday. The Pirates rode Paul Skenes to a 5-2 win as Toronto’s miscues opened the door for a Pittsburgh victory and a reminder that health, not the slate, will drive the Jays’ upside this week.

Jared Triolo’s long-throw highlight and the Jays’ defensive lapses created the game’s swing, underscoring how small edges matter in fantasy stacking. In the end, Guerrero’s health is the dominant storyline, and a quick, clean return would lock in Toronto’s potency for the next stretch of fantasy schedules.

Fantasy takeaway: monitor Guerrero’s status daily; if he plays Wednesday, he remains a top-tier asset. If the timetable shifts, consider temporary pivots or targeting the Jays’ supportin

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