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Max Muncy is day-to-day with a knee injury. He has not had any other injuries this season. Muncy has played 80 games with 72 starts. His batting average stands at .252, and he has hit 13 home runs with 55 RBIs.

In the last 30 games, Muncy has a batting average of .326. He also has an OPS of 1.129 in that span. This shows a strong performance at the plate recently. The Dodgers will hope to have him back soon for their upcoming games.

Michael A. Taylor has participated in 74 games this season, starting in 48 of them. He has recorded 33 hits out of 157 at-bats, resulting in a .210 batting average. His on-base percentage is .280, while his slugging percentage stands at .363, combining for an OPS of .643.

In the last five games, Taylor has a .286 average, with four hits in 14 at-bats. His on-base percentage during this stretch is .375, paired with a .429 slugging percentage, leading to an OPS of .804. The White Sox continue their series against the Dodgers, with Taylor's availability remaining uncertain due to his shoulder condition.

In the Mariners' narrow 3-2 win over the Royals, Ben Williamson made notable contributions with a double and a run scored. His recent form shows improvement, batting .300 over his last three games and maintaining an OPS of .917.

This season, Williamson has played 62 games with an average of .256, reaching base at a .291 clip and slugging .313. He has collected 54 hits in 211 at-bats, with nine doubles, and has drawn 10 walks, contributing to his 14 RBIs on the year.

Noah Cameron delivered 4.67 innings against the Mariners, striking out five while allowing four hits and one walk. Despite his efforts, the Royals dropped a close one, 3-2, against Seattle.

On the season, Cameron has logged 51 2/3 innings with a 2.79 ERA and a WHIP of 1.01. His strikeout tally now stands at 38, translating to a K/9 rate of 6.6 over nine starts.

Bobby Witt Jr. contributed to the Royals' offensive efforts with a pair of hits and two runs scored against the Mariners. His on-base percentage climbed with two walks and he added to his season total with a stolen base, marking his 22nd of the year.

Witt Jr. extends his hitting streak to six games, maintaining a .286 batting average for the season. In the last five games, he's batting an impressive .500 with an OPS of 1.195, demonstrating consistent production at the plate.

Carlos Vargas added to his season totals with a win over the Kansas City Royals, working a hitless frame. He struck out two batters while allowing one walk, maintaining his ERA at 3.07 over 41 innings this season.

This performance increased Vargas's win total to two for the year, complementing his 6.6 K/9 rate. The Mariners' bullpen played a pivotal role in the close 3-2 victory, helping Seattle maintain competitive standings.

Logan Gilbert added another win to his 2025 campaign as the Seattle Mariners edged the Kansas City Royals 3-2. Over 4.67 innings, Gilbert gave up just one earned run and allowed three hits, while issuing three walks.

His strikeout tally reached 67 over 45 2/3 innings this season, maintaining a K/9 rate of 13.2. Gilbert has now notched 18+ FanDuel points in 10 consecutive games, showing consistency in his outings.

Muñoz locked down the ninth inning against the Royals, facing the minimum three batters while striking out one. This performance marked his 18th save of the season, maintaining an impressive 1.16 ERA over 31 innings pitched.

In 32 appearances, Muñoz has racked up 41 strikeouts, showcasing a notable K/9 rate of 11.9. The Mariners' narrow win boosted their standing, aided by Muñoz's reliable arm from the bullpen.

In the Mariners' narrow 3-2 win over the Royals, Randy Arozarena added two hits to his tally, one of which sailed over the fence. This marks his third consecutive game with a home run, propelling his season total to 12 homers and 40 RBIs.

Arozarena's consistent bat has kept his hit streak alive, recording multiple hits in five straight games. His season batting average now stands at .252, while his OPS is .793, with his recent surge boosting his performance metrics.

In the Mariners' narrow 3-2 win over the Royals, J.P. Crawford went 2-for-3, pushing his season average to .279. This effort included a double, adding to his tally of 10 two-baggers this season, showcasing his ability to find the gaps.

Over his last three games, Crawford has hit .417, collecting five hits in 12 at-bats. His OPS for the season stands at .752, indicating his consistent ability to get on base and contribute offensively.