After losing Kyle Drabek (RHP, TOR) and Brandon Morrow (RHP, TOR) to injuries this week, the Blue Jays' Drew Hutchison left the June 16th game with a sprained right UCL. Hutchison had just started to find his groove, posting PQS 5-5-3 in his prior 3 starts. Who will get the starts for the injured 60% of TOR's rotation?

Up until last week, the theme for this major league season was the oblique injury, with a record setting number of this type of injury already having occurred. We get a reprieve if only for a week or so but I’m sure there are better ways to take our minds off these pesky side injuries. This week three high profile players battle elbow issues and all three eventually could be Tommy John candidates.

With Chris Heisey (OF, CIN) joining Drew Stubbs (OF, CIN) among the hobbled, Wilson Valdez (SS, CIN) made his first career CF start Friday. Starting CF Stubbs has been placed on the DL, retroactive to June 6, with a left oblique strain. Heisey had made eight straight CF starts in Stubbs' absence, but is DTD with a left groin strain that forced him to leave CIN's June 14 game.

Kyle Drabek (RHP, TOR) exited Wednesday's start in the fifth inning after feeling a "popping sensation" in his right elbow. Plus DL-bound pitchers, a new SD second baseman and one lingering wrist injury ...

This NL Weekend Series Matchups column will cover six three-game interleague series hosted in National League parks.

Ben Revere has 17 hits and five stolen bases in June; he’s a big reason the Twins’ offense has come around of late.

Erasmo Ramirez will get a start in Seattle, Jesse Chavez will replace Brandon Morrow in Toronto, and Jonathan Sanchez returns to Kansas City. Which of these are worth your fantasy dollars?

Brandon McCarthy, who was scheduled to start at Coors Field June 13, has been scratched from that start and sent back to Oakland for an MRI. He has made just two starts since returning from a stint on the disabled list, but the shoulder soreness that landed him there has apparently returned. Also, Brian Roberts makes season debut, Melky Cabrera returns to action, and more...

Torii Hunter's big weekend keeps Peter Bourjos nailed to the bench with little relief in sight. Robbie Ross as a potential TEX SP, Morrow faces a DL stint, and more ...

The A's have decided to go to a closer-by-committee, opening the door for young Ryan Cook to seize a more prominent bullpen role. Meanwhile, the Marlins have promoted Gaby Sanchez, installing at 1b, which will cost the team's OFers some playing time.

Quality starting pitchers are hard to replace and with two new key injuries to Jaime Garcia and Carl Pavano, their owners are looking for any decent arms. Plus a bunch of retroactive moves this week.