While the Yankees look to bolster their run toward the playoffs and a possible World Series title, the Athletics are heavily interested in what the Yankees have to offer from their system. Gray is receiving interest from other teams, but the Yankees might have the most to offer the A's though it remains to be seen which prospects might be involved if a deal were to take place between the two.

Gray is 6-4 with a 3.38 FIP and 1.9 WAR across 15 starts this season. A 30-year-old free-agent-to-be, Alonso has slugged 21 home runs with a .374 wOBA and 2.0 WAR on the year.

In exchange for reliever Anthony Swarzak, the White Sox get Cordell, a lanky 6'4" center fielder. At 25 years old, he has yet to make an appearance in the big leagues and has most recently played at Triple-A Colorado Springs.

Standing 6'4", Cordell has racked up 10 homers and 45 RBI with a .366 wOBA in 292 plate appearances at Triple-A this season.

Wainwright hasn't shown any signs of discomfort, and dealt 7 2/3 innings in his last start, so it would be a surprise if this wasn't a pretty short stint on the DL.

The 35-year-old Wainwright is sporting a 4.31 SIERA through 20 games in 2017, and before this disabled list news broke, numberFire's models project him for a 4.52 ERA and 1.41 WHIP in 74 innings over the remainder of the season. Don't expect those projections to change by too much unless he misses extended time.

In exchange for the 31-year-old arm, the Brewers are sending outfielder Ryan Cordell to the White Sox. Given that Swarzak will be up for free agency in three months, he's more than likely a rental for Milwaukee.

Across 48 1/3 innings, Swarzak is 4-3 with 1 save and 10 holds on the year. Holding opponents to a .214 average and stranding 80.5% of baserunners, look for him to improve the Brewers' bullpen down the stretch.

Castro hit a spot higher yesterday, but with Zack Granite at the top of the lineup that leaves the veteran backstop to the final spot among Minnesota position players.

Even at $2,500, Castro might not be the best of options tonight. Our models project him for just 5.7 FanDuel points as Vegas gives the Twins the second-lowest implied total of the night, at 3.73 runs.

After six straight starts, Grossman will step aside in favor of Max Kepler in right field.

For the rest of the season, numberFire's models project Grossman for a .263 average with 4 home runs and 20 RBI across 206 plate appearances.