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Jason Heyward LF | SD
Dodgers' Jason Heyward: Taking seat against lefty
Heyward isn't in the Dodgers' lineup for Tuesday's game against the Phillies.
The lefty-hitting Heyward will take a seat on the bench as the lefty-throwing Cristopher Sanchez starts on the bump for the Phillies. Andy Pages will move over to right field as a result, opening up center field for Kevin Kiermaier.
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Charlie Blackmon RF | COL
Rockies' Charlie Blackmon: Returning to lineup Tuesday
Blackmon (head) is batting leadoff as the designated hitter Tuesday against the Mets.
The 38-year-old sat out Saturday and Sunday after being hit in the head by a throw during Friday's contest, but he'll return to action for Tuesday's series opener versus New York. Blackmon has a .225/.340/.300 slash line with a 7:12 BB:K in 11 games since the All-Star break.
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Mike Siani CF | BAL
Cardinals' Michael Siani: Receives PRP injection
Siani received a platelet-rich plasma injection in his right oblique Monday, Jeff Jones of the Belleville News-Democrat reports.
Siani has been able to do some light running and lifting since his strained right oblique sent him to the injured list Sunday, though he remains without an official return timeline. Victor Scott will likely see the bulk of work in center field while Siani is out.
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Sean Sullivan SP | COL
Rockies' Sean Sullivan: Debuts at Double-A
The Rockies promoted Sullivan from High-A Spokane to Double-A Hartford on Saturday.
Sullivan made his Double-A debut later that day, working four scoreless innings and striking out two while allowing three hits and one walk. The left-hander was bumped up to Double-A after turning in two straight five-inning, 10-strikeout performances to end his time at High-A. Sullivan forged a 2.16 ERA, 0.84 WHIP and 101:8 K:BB in 83.1 innings with Spokane.
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Seiya Suzuki RF | CHC
Cubs' Seiya Suzuki: Back in action Tuesday
Suzuki (neck) will start in right field and bat third Tuesday against the Twins.
Suzuki sat out Monday's game while dealing with minor neck stiffness, but he was never expected to miss more than one game. Since the All-Star break, the 29-year-old outfielder has slashed .293/.406/.569 with three homers and eight RBI.