What's up fantasy managers? Welcome back to another episode of the first pitch podcast brought

to you by pitcherlist.com. My name is Jake Crumpler and I'll be your host for this edition of the

podcast. You can follow me on Twitter at Jake Crumpler, and you can find all of my work at

Crumplerb baseball.com. Let's dive into everything baseball related from Monday, April 7th.

We'll start things off, as always,

with the transactions, injuries, news, and notes from around the league, starting off with the

bad news as outfielder Victor Robles was placed on the 10-day IL with a dislocated left shoulder.

I mentioned that a little bit yesterday, so anybody that was listening should have been prepared

for Robles heading to the aisle today.

He is going to undergo an MRI to determine the severity of the injury, and that will really determine whether or not he needs surgery, and that will determine the timeline of Robles' return.

Dominic Canzone was recalled from the miners within a corresponding move, but Luke Rayleigh will see the majority of playing time in the outfield.

He'll see the biggest boost in his playing time and his at-bats for the Mariners.

But that's Victor Robles, heading to the IL with a dislocated shoulder.

Next, we have infielder Jared Triolo, who hit the 10-day IL with a lumbar spine strain.

He was day-to-day for a little bit, but now he will head to the IL.

He'd been the Pirates Utility Infielder, so he was somewhat viable in fantasy, but no longer as he is on the injured list.

Tseng Chu Ching was recalled from the minors in a corresponding move.

He's the number 17 Pirates prospect. So there's a little

bit of interest there. He'll fill the same role that Triolo filled. So Ching will play some

infield across the board for the pirates, probably not relevant in fantasy, despite some

a little bit of prospect pedigree here for Ching. But with Triolo likely back in a few weeks, I wouldn't

expect him to be able to establish himself, especially in a part-time role, be able to

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