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Hendriks (3-2) took the loss in Game 1 of Sunday's doubleheader against the Mariners, allowing a solo homer while striking out one in the ninth inning.

Hendriks entered in a 2-2 tie in the ninth inning. After retiring the first two batters, Taylor Trammell took the right-hander deep for his second homer of the day, leading to a 3-2 Seattle victory. Despite Sunday's hiccup, Hendriks maintains a solid 2.23 ERA while converting 19 of 22 save opportunities.

Lambert has been recalled from Triple-A Charlotte to serve as the 27th man for Game 2 of Sunday's doubleheader against the Mariners.

The White Sox have not yet announced a starter, so Lambert could be a candidate to take the ball for the nightcap. Lambert's lone big-league outing this season came in a spot start during the May 31 twin bill against Cleveland. He took the loss in that contest, allowing three runs on seven hits and one walk across 3.2 innings.

Lamet was placed on the 10-day injured list Sunday with right forearm inflammation.

The 28-year-old exited Saturday's outing after 2.1 innings with what was initially labeled forearm fatigue, and he's now been diagnosed with forearm inflammation after being further evaluated. Lamet had two stints on the injured list during the first month of the season with forearm tightness, though it's unclear if the current injury is something new or a recurrence of the previous issue. Ryan Weathers is the likely candidate to fill Lamet's spot in the starting rotation.

Santiago was ejected in the bottom of the fifth inning during Sunday's game against the White Sox because of a foreign substance on his glove, Jeff Passan of ESPN.com reports. He allowed one run on three hits and two walks before departing.

Santiago becomes the first pitcher to get tossed under the new foreign substance rules that were instituted last week. While the southpaw will likely appeal, as of now he'll be suspended for the next 10 games, during which the Mariners will be forced to play with just 25 players.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Friday that Graterol "is not a finished product" as he continues to pitch for Triple-A Oklahoma City, Michael J. Duarte of NBC LA reports.

Graterol hasn't pitched in the majors since April 26, just before he went on the injured list with right forearm tightness. The right-hander was reinstated from the IL on June 4 but has since been kept with the club's Triple-A squad, where he has reportedly been working on his sinker and slider. In 10 appearances with Oklahoma City, Graterol has allowed seven earned runs and compiled a 10:3 K:BB across 9.1 innings. It is unclear when he might be brought back up to the big club.

Powers was signed by the Padres on Friday and assigned to Triple-A El Paso, per his MiLB.com player profile page.

The 29-year-old has a career 3.24 ERA and 34 saves in 213 minor-league appearances, all but two of which have been in relief. He has yet to pitch in the majors but logged a 1.98 ERA across 27.1 innings with the Reds' Triple-A squad in 2019.

Quijada was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake prior to Sunday's game against Tampa Bay.

Quijada got roughed up in his lone appearance during his latest stint in the majors, allowing five runs on three hits and two walks in just one-third of an inning Saturday. He'll return to Salt Lake for the time being, with Dillon Peters set to take his spot in the bullpen.

Peters was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on Sunday.

Peters briefly joined the Angels in mid-May but did not make an appearance before being sent back to Salt Lake. The reliever has posted a 5.52 ERA and 40:8 K:BB across 31 Triple-A innings and will now join the Angels bullpen.

Ramirez was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma prior to Sunday's game against the White Sox.

Ramirez will rejoin the 26-man roster as Marco Gonzales was placed on the paternity list. The Mariners haven't announced who will start in place of Gonzales during the seven-inning game that will follow the suspended contest from Saturday, but Ramirez could be an option to log multiple innings. The right-hander has made two big-league appearances this season, punching out four while allowing three runs across four innings.

Sanmartin was suspended for 10 games at Triple-A Louisville for having pine tar on the brim of his cap, Bobby Nightengale of The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Sanmartin was the first Triple-A pitcher to get suspended for using foreign substances on the ball since the increased enforcement of the rule. Sanmartin, who joined the Reds as part of the Sonny Gray trade, is working as a reliever at Louisville and has a 4.76 ERA in 22.2 innings.