Monday Lineup Card: Reddick's Red Hot

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Projected Starters - A look at Monday's matchups (all times Eastern)

Padres (Aaron Harang – R) at Phillies (Cliff Lee – L), 1:05
Angels (Dan Haren – R) at Indians (Fausto Carmona – R), 7:05
Mariners (Jason Vargas – L) at Yankees (Freddy Garcia – R), 7:05
Royals (Kyle Davies – R) at Red Sox (Jon Lester – L), 7:10
Mets (R.A. Dickey – R) at Reds (Mike Leake – R), 7:10
Pirates (James McDonald – R) at Braves (Tim Hudson – R), 7:10
Twins (Nick Blackburn- R) at Rangers (Derek Holland – L), 8:05
Tigers (Duane Below – L) at White Sox (Mark Buehrle – L), 8:10
Astros (J.A. Happ – L) at Cardinals (Kyle McClellan – R), 8:15
Rays (Jeremy Hellickson – R) at Athletics (Guillermo Moscoso – R), 10:05
Rockies (Juan Nicasio – R) at Dodgers (Rubby De La Rosa – R), 10:10

Day game after a night game: None

Injuries - A brief look at players who have been missing time with minor ailments and their expected returns

Day-to-Day
Chone Figgins, 2B, SEA – (Personal) Scratched Sunday due to a "personal emergency."
J.D. Drew, OF, BOS – (Shoulder) Expected to be placed on DL Monday.
Kelly Johnson, 2B, ARZ – (Calf) Not in Saturday's or Sunday's lineup
Jay Bruce, OF, CIN – (Head) Returned to Reds lineup Sunday night.
Jordan Schafer, OF, ATL – (Finger) Did not start Sunday.
Orlando Hudson, 2B, SD – (Head) Was not in Sunday's lineup but available to play.
Gerardo Parra, OF, ARZ – (Wrist) Was not in Sunday's lineup after being hit by pitch Saturday.
Alex Presley, OF, PIT – (Thumb) May be heading to DL Monday.
Angel Pagan, OF, NYM – (Illness) Left Sunday's game with dehydration.
Geoff Blum, SS, ARZ – (Finger) Fractured pinky Sunday; looks like he may head to DL.

Players on the DL
Alex White, P, CLE – (Finger) Will throw a one- or two-inning simulated game Monday.
Clay Buchholz, P, BOS – (Back) Will throw off a mound before Monday's game.
Jed Lowrie, SS, BOS – (Shoulder) Increasing his conditioning but at least two weeks away from returning.
J.J. Putz, P, ARZ – (Elbow) Could be activated as soon as Tuesday.
Jonathan Sanchez, P, SF – (Biceps) Will be reevaluated after next rehab start; very good outing Friday, says he is ready to return.
Scott Rolen, 3B, CIN – (Shoulder) Says he won't need surgery or cortisone shots.
Jose Contreras, P, PHI – (Elbow) Received injection; won't be ready to throw for a while but still targeting mid-August return.
Roy Oswalt, P, PHI – (Back) Will make first rehab start at Triple-A Wednesday.
Johan Santana, P, NYM – (Shoulder) Threw bullpen session Sunday; if he feels good Monday, look for him to start rehab assignment.
Chipper Jones, 3B, ATL – (Knee) Looks like he will be activated Monday.
Jose Tabata, OF, PIT – (Quadriceps) Taking a break from rehab.
Placido Polanco, 3B, PHI – (Back) Could begin rehab Wednesday.

Transactions - Players who have been demoted, called up, traded, released, you name it. We'll cover it here.

Placed on the DL (15-day DL unless otherwise noted)
Zack Cozart, SS, CIN

Called Up
Jose Ceda, SS, FLA
Paul Janish, SS, CIN

Released
Wily Mo Pena, OF, AZ

Closer Watch - A closer look at intriguing ninth-inning situations (also check out our Closer Grid)

Baltimore – One day after Kevin Gregg allowed four unearned runs, he gave up a double but retired three other Angels without any damage Saturday.

Philadelphia – Ryan Madson closed out Saturday's game while Antonio Bastardo picked up Sunday's save. He may have gotten the chance because Madson had pitched two days in a row.

Tampa Bay – Kyle Farnsworth is in no danger of losing his job after blowing a one-run save opportunity Saturday.

Toronto – The Blue Jays went to Marc Rzepczynski start the ninth inning with a one-run lead in Saturday's game. He did not retire a batter and put two runners on. Those two runners – the tying run and the winning run – crossed the plate on Jon Rauch's watch. Rauch retired two batters but walked one and gave up the game-winning hit.

Recommended Pickup

Josh Reddick, OF, BOS – Reddick has received everyday at-bats since the All-Star break, a trend that should continue with J.D. Drew likely headed for the DL Monday. Now is the time to make a move on Reddick, who added to his .356/.408/.622 line with a 2-for-5 day Sunday. The Red Sox are not batting him in a premium position in the lineup, but that has not stopped Reddick from producing. Give him a shot if you are in need of some outfield help.

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