SEPTEMBER 16•NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Padres News: How the Padres can Secure a Playoff Spot and Understanding their Magic NumberThe Padres are close to clinching a playoff spot.
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SEPTEMBER 16•MLB.COM
How to Watch Giants vs. Orioles: TV Channel & Live Stream - September 17
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SEPTEMBER 16•STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
Tom Murphy - Likely done for 2024Murphy (knee) has yet to resume catching and isn't expected to be activated from the 60-day injured list before the season ends Sept. 29, Evan Webeck of the East Bay Times reports.
ImpactMurphy has resided on the IL since May 5 with a sprained MCL in his left knee. Though he avoided surgery and was expected to make a full recovery from the injury in six weeks, Murphy has been a slow healer, with the knee injury still presenting too much pain for him to resume squatting behind the plate. The knee sprain hasn't kept him from hitting, throwing and running, but the Giants aren't keen on activating the 33-year-old if he's available only as a designated hitter or pinch-hitting option. Murphy said that he expects to be ready to resume catching in spring training after getting a full offseason of recovery.
SEPTEMBER 16•ROTOWIRE
Kyle Harrison - Season likely overGiants manager Bob Melvin said Wednesday that Harrison (shoulder) is unlikely to be activated from the 15-day injured list before the season ends Sept. 29, MLB.com reports.
ImpactThough the left shoulder inflammation that sent Harrison to the IL on Sept. 6 has been deemed mild following an MRI, the young southpaw won't be asked to ramp back up with little time left in the season. Harrison had already logged a career-high 124.1 innings prior to being deactivated, which is likely a factor in the organization's decision to shut him down. Over his 24 starts this season, Harrison went 7-7 with a 4.56 ERA, 1.34 WHIP and 118:42 K:BB.
SEPTEMBER 16•ROTOWIRE
