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Teoscar Hernández has played in 73 games this season, making 72 starts for the Dodgers. His batting average sits at .257 with an on-base percentage of .290 and a slugging percentage of .468. Hernández has recorded 72 hits in 280 at-bats, including 14 home runs and 17 doubles.

In his recent games, Hernández has struggled at the plate, going 1-for-10 in his last three games. Over the last 10 games, he has managed a .216 average with three RBIs and two doubles. Despite the recent dip, Hernández has contributed 54 RBIs for the season.

Enrique Hernández of the Los Angeles Dodgers is listed as day-to-day. This season, he has played in 72 games, starting in 37 of them. His batting average stands at .195, with 33 hits out of 169 at-bats.

Hernández has hit 8 home runs and driven in 22 RBIs. Over his last 10 games, his batting average is .143, with 4 hits in 28 at-bats. He has not shown significant improvement in his recent appearances.

Tommy Edman remains day-to-day for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He has appeared in 72 games this season, with a batting average of .239. In his recent performance, Edman has shown a slight decline, hitting .172 over the last 10 games.

Edman had a previous ankle injury in June, which also kept him day-to-day. His on-base percentage stands at .293, and he has hit 10 home runs this season. As the Dodgers prepare to play the Milwaukee Brewers, Edman's status is still uncertain.

Paul Skenes delivered a standout performance against the Seattle Mariners with 10 strikeouts over 5 innings. Despite the Pirates not posting a run, Skenes allowed no earned runs and walked no batters in the contest.

For the season, Skenes maintains a 1.94 ERA across 116 innings with a WHIP of 0.92. His performance continues to be a bright spot, as evidenced by his 9.7 K/9 rate over 19 starts this season.

Canzone's 3-for-3 day against the Pirates propelled his batting average to .293 for the season. Despite no extra-base hits or RBIs in the game, his on-base percentage remains at .321, indicating his ability to reach base consistently this season.

Seattle's narrow 1-0 win over Pittsburgh showcased Canzone's recent form, as he now has 22 hits over 75 at-bats in 25 games. In his last three games, he's hitting .556 with an impressive 1.556 OPS, contributing to the Mariners' current success.

George Kirby delivered a masterclass in pitching against the Pittsburgh Pirates, tossing 6.33 innings of scoreless ball while allowing just four hits. This effort improved his record to 3-4 on the season, with an ERA now sitting at 4.22 after nine starts.

Kirby's 56 FanDuel points in this outing highlight his ability to miss bats, as his season K/9 ratio stands at 9.2. Despite a few rough patches earlier in the season, Kirby's WHIP remains a commendable 1.10, signaling his knack for limiting baserunners.

Andrés Muñoz added his 21st save of the season in the Mariners' narrow 1-0 victory over the Pirates. He maintained his stingy ERA at 1.06 and lowered his WHIP to 0.82, keeping opponents off the bases consistently.

In the 2025 season, Muñoz has now pitched 34 innings across 35 games without a start, collecting 45 strikeouts and issuing 13 walks. His K/9 rate stands at 11.9, emphasizing his strikeout ability in key moments for Seattle.

Arozarena's performance against the Pirates included a home run, his 14th of the season, and added to his 42 RBIs. He went 1-for-3, contributing one of the two hits the Mariners managed in the game.

This season, Arozarena's batting average stands at .249 with an OPS of .801 over 88 games. Over the last seven games, he's hitting .346 with six homers, driving in nine runs, showing a sharp uptick in power at the plate.

Tommy Pham's 2-for-4 effort in the Pirates' 1-0 loss to the Mariners added to his season tally, bringing him to 45 hits over 190 at-bats. Despite the team's defeat, Pham's recent form has been notable, with a .400 average over his last three games.

This season, Pham has maintained a .237 average with an on-base percentage of .307. His performance included 37 singles and 6 doubles, while his OPS stands at .607 after 61 games played.

Vinnie Pasquantino's pair of doubles against the Diamondbacks lifted his season doubles total to 12. The Royals secured a 4-0 win, with Pasquantino contributing two hits in four at-bats.

Pasquantino's season average stands at .271, supported by 94 hits in 347 at-bats. In his last three games, he is hitting .385 with two home runs and six RBIs, indicating a hot streak at the plate.