Boston Red Sox right-handed pitcher Andrew Triggs (arm) was activated off of the injured list prior to Saturdays contest versus Atlanta. Triggs has made four appearances (two starts) for Boston this season and allowed seven runs in 7 IP with seven Ks. He is one of a handful of arms that was sidelined due to injury, offering little fantasy appeal over the final two days of the year and heading into 2021. Lefty Jeffrey Springs was optioned to the clubs alternate site as a corresponding roster ...

Boston Red Sox right-handed pitcher Andrew Triggs was placed on the 10-day injured list prior to Tuesdays contest versus Miami, paving the way for Tanner Houck to join the active roster and make his first big league start. Triggs is dealing with radial nerve irritation in his pitching arm, likely ending his 2020 campaign. In three appearances (two starts) with the Red Sox, Triggs allowed three home runs in seven innings, striking out seven batters. He becomes the latest member of the Boston ...

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We continue our fantasy baseball tiered rankings analysis with the second base position. The sun is still rising on 2019, but RotoBaller writers JB Branson, Pierre Camus, Chris Zolli and myself are here with our initial pre-draft rankings to give you a sense of player values as early as possible. As the offseason progresses, these rankings are sure to change quite a bit over the coming weeks. [...]

Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Andrew Triggs (shoulder) will have thoracic outlet surgery on Sept. 26, and it will be performed by Dr. Gregory Pearl in Dallas, Texas. Triggs was 3-1 with a 5.23 ERA with 43 strikeouts in just nine starts for Oakland in 2018. The right-hander also finished the year on the disabled list in 2017. These types of surgeries are tough to come back from, so Triggs won't be a lock to contribute in 2019.

Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Andrew Triggs (arm) is likely to go on a rehab assignment with High-A Stockton this week. Triggs has been out since May 17 and had an ERA above 5.00 in his nine starts before his injury. The right-hander really won't be much of a fantasy option if he becomes an option for the rotation to close out the year.

Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Andrew Triggs (arm) is scheduled to throw a simulated game on Saturday. The goal is for him to be available in relief at some point in September. Triggs last started in the big leagues on May 17 against the Blue Jays. He is 3-1 on the year with a 5.23 ERA, 1.33 WHIP and career-high 9.4 K/9. However, he won't be a fantasy option again for the rest of the season if he pitches in relief.

Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Andrew Triggs (arm) resumed throwing on Tuesday after being shut down for more than a month. He has been out with nerve irritation in his right arm since Triggs hasn't pitched in a game since May 17 and isn't close to a return. He had a 5.23 ERA, 1.33 WHIP and career-high 9.4 K/9 in nine starts before going down, but you shouldn't expect him to contribute much, if at all, from here on out.

Oakland Athletics starter Andrew Triggs (arm) received some good news on Tuesday afternoon. After visiting a specialist, he was assured that the nerve problem in his forearm was not structural in nature. He will be shut down for the next 10 to 14 days before he's re-evaluated. Even with this news, Triggs still lacks fantasy relevance. He carries an ugly 5.23 ERA and 1.33 WHIP through 41 1/3 innings on the season. He belongs on the waiver wire.

Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Andrew Triggs (forearm) was shut down from his rehab process, according to Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. Triggs felt tingling in his arm while throwing in Arizona last week. He has been sidelined since 8 May, but manager Bob Melvin expects Triggs to be throwing again soon. The Athletics are in serious need of starting pitching depth. However, Triggs is not an option for your fantasy league.