In one swift set of updates, the Los Angeles Angels parted ways with an infielder, dealt with Logan O’Hoppe’s head injury, and witnessed a coach’s pointed critique of pitcher Jose Soriano. The organization now faces new questions about roster stability and future performance.

The Los Angeles Angels recently announced a massive roster overhaul while grappling with fallout from Taylor Ward’s injury. Jo Adell added extra drama by calling out the Houston Astros’ stadium, intensifying the spotlight on the team during a critical stretch of the season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers designated infielder Buddy Kennedy for assignment, creating space for Kike Hernández, who has returned from the 10-day IL. This roster move reflects the team’s ongoing efforts to optimize its lineup as they navigate the season.

Staring down a second consecutive doubleheader, the Chicago Cubs recalled left-hander Tom Cosgrove from Triple-A Iowa on Tuesday and optioned fellow southpaw Luke Little back to the minors. The last-minute shuffle aims to keep fresh arms available as Chicago prepares for another twin-bill grind.

In a strategic roster shift, the Colorado Rockies have promoted a former Detroit Tigers first baseman to their MLB lineup while sending Michael Toglia to Triple-A to address his strikeout issues.

The Washington Nationals have released right-handed pitcher Lucas Sims following two consecutive rough outings. Sims allowed three runs in less than an inning in back-to-back appearances, leading the team to make a decisive roster change. His recent struggles prompted the Nationals to reevaluate their bullpen options.