MLB news, Thursday, September 10, 2026

8 full Posterior articles, with the original source linked.

  1. Braves sign Eric Haase to minor league deal, assign him to Florida complex

    Atlanta reportedly signed catcher Eric Haase to a minor league deal on September 1, per the MLB.com transaction tracker; postseason roster eligibility is possible but would likely require an injury.

    Source · MLB Trade Rumors

  2. Walker Buehler removed in third inning after Stammen triggers mandatory exit

    Buehler's start ended early when manager Craig Stammen made a second mound visit in the third inning, not realizing pitching coach Niebla had already used the first, per MLB.com's AJ Cassavell.

    Source · MLB.com

  3. Red Sox set Gray, Suarez, Tolle rotation order for Royals series — and possibly beyond

    Boston flipped its rotation for this weekend's Kansas City series, per Yahoo Sports, in a sequence that reportedly lines up Gray, Suarez, and Tolle as potential Wild Card starters.

    Source · Yahoo Sports

  4. Braxton Ashcraft placed on IL with right arm discomfort; Kelly recalled by Pirates

    Pirates All-Star starter Braxton Ashcraft is on the injured list with right arm discomfort; manager says he won't pitch again in 2026, per MLB.com's Aiden Stepansky.

    Source · MLB.com

  5. José Quintana and Kyle Freeland throw scoreless Double-A rehab outings for Rockies

    Both Colorado left-handers are on rehab assignment at Double-A and pitched scoreless ball, per MLB.com; no return timetable has been reported.

    Source · MLB.com

  6. Roch Cholowsky wrist injury prompts cautious approach from White Sox

    White Sox top prospect Roch Cholowsky has a wrist injury, per MLB.com's Zach Sweet, and Chicago is taking a cautious approach with him.

    Source · MLB.com

  7. Roch Cholowsky has a wrist injury; White Sox taking cautious approach

    White Sox top prospect Roch Cholowsky is dealing with a wrist injury, with Chicago opting for caution, per MLB.com's Zach Sweet.

    Source · MLB.com

  8. Justin Steele and Shelby Miller continue Triple-A Iowa rehab as Cubs' bullpen depth thins

    Both Cubs pitchers remain on rehab assignment at Triple-A Iowa, per MLB.com, with no timetable reported for either's return to Chicago.

    Source · MLB.com

MLB News, Thursday, September 10, 2026 · Posterior Wire