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Montgomery gave up a two-run homer to Rafael Devers in the 1st inning but still managed six innings and left in line for the win. It was Montgomery’s eighth quality start and 13th no decision in 18 starts this season. Monty heads into the All-Star break at 3-2 with a 3.26 ERA and 1.04 WHIP to go with 80 strikeouts across 102 innings. The lefty is on pace the lowest ERA of his career and will look to continue his success on the mound in the second half of the season. Montgomery’s next start will come after the All-Star break.

Proche is entering his third year in the NFL after being drafted in the sixth round out of SMU. He caught 16 balls for 202 yards in 2022, but with Baltimore's trading away of Marquise Brown, the door opens up for WR Rashod Bateman to be the Ravens' No. 1, meaning someone has to be No. 2. According to Zrebiec, he believes it's Proche's spot to take, rather than WRs Devin Duvernay or Tylan Wallace. Despite this, the WR2 job on the Ravens is not a lucrative fantasy role. Since the emergence of Lamar Jackson, the run-heavy Ravens have struggled to keep more than two pass-catchers relevant in a yea...

Montgomery allowed 11 men to reach base and struck out just two in six innings of work on Wednesday. Monty left after six in line for his 2nd loss of the season but his offense got him off the hook on Jose Trevino’s go-ahead homer in the 8th. Montgomery remains 3-1 on the year carrying a 2.97 ERA and 1.02 WHIp even with Wednesday’s off night. The lefty will look to improve on this start in his next one on Monday when Oakland comes to town.

Romano was pitching for the third straight day and his velocity was down significantly, so Charlie Montoyo opted to pull him with two outs and bring in Ross Stripling to get the final out. Romano has 15 saves on the season and just a 2.79 ERA, so there's no reason to be concerned about his removal from Saturday's game (so long as the velocity drop was due to workload, as expected). There's next to no chance he'll pitch on Sunday but should be ready to go on Tuesday when the Blue Jays take on the White Sox.

All eyes were on Jordan Poole tonight, as the Warriors opted to rest Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, and Otto Porter Jr. After a string of lackluster performances from the Michigan product, Poole is averaging 26.0 points on 60.9% shooting from the field through the last three games. He'll look to keep rolling and get the Warriors back in the win column on Tuesday night versus the Clippers.