LaMarre is out of the lineup Sunday against the Angels.

EDGE Analysis

LaMarre will hit the bench for the first time in 13 games after taking over as the Twins' everyday center fielder following Byron Buxton's (toe) move back to the disabled list. Despite the bump in playing time, LaMarre hasn't made many ripples on the fantasy landscape, as he has gone just 9-for-42 with no home runs and one steal over his past 12 starts. Jake Cave gets the nod in center field Sunday.

LaMarre Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press Sunday against the Indians.

EDGE Analysis

It's the sixth consecutive start for LaMarre, who has taken over as the Twins' primary center fielder after Byron Buxton (toe) landed on the disabled list Wednesday for the second time this season. LaMarre offers the Twins a capable glove in the outfield and is hitting a respectable .278 in limited at-bats this season, but his dearth of power, limited stolen-base upside and low slotting in the batting order doesn't make him an especially appealing fantasy option.

LaMarre was recalled by the Twins on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

LaMarre began the year on the Twins' roster but occupies a very fringe role for the team, having already been optioned to Triple-A Rochester twice. He'll fill a bench outfielder role again this time with the big club. In a corresponding move, Phil Hughes was designated for assignment.

LaMarre was sent down to Triple-A Rochester on Thursday, Brandon Warne of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

In a corresponding move, the Twins reinstated Byron Buxton (toe) from the disabled list. LaMarre played in 20 games during his time with the big-league team, hitting .324/.395/.324 with three RBI. He will return to Rochester to receive everyday at-bats, but he will likely be back in Minnesota later on this season.

LaMarre went 3-for-4 and hit the walkoff single in Wednesday's 16-inning win over the Indians.

EDGE Analysis

Starting center fielder Max Kepler left the game prior to the tenth inning with a knee injury, but LaMarre was able to take advantage when he came on in center field in his stead. The 29-year-old was called up to the major league roster earlier in the week, but LaMarre could end up seeing a path to more playing time if Kepler is forced to miss any amount of time.

LaMarre will remain with the Twins following their series against Cleveland in Puerto Rico, Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

LaMarre will take the place of Byron Buxton on the 25-man roster, who was placed on the 10-day disabled list due to migraines. The 29-year-old was currently with the major-league team as the 26th man for the series against the Indians and will provide depth in the outfield moving forward. Over six appearances this season, LaMarre has gone 4-for-8 with one RBI.

LaMarre will join the Twins as their 26th man for their two-game series with Cleveland in Puerto Rico on Tuesday and Wednesday, source reports.

EDGE Analysis

LaMarre was with the Twins to start the year, picking up four hits and four strikeouts in eight at-bats. He's unlikely to have a major impact in Puerto Rico, but he's at least hanging around the fringes of the roster and could find his way into a larger role if one of the Twins' outfielders gets injured.

LaMarre was sent to Triple-A Rochester on Friday, Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

LaMarre cracked the Twins' Opening Day roster as a reserve outfielder but only collected eight at-bats over the first couple weeks of the season. He did pick up four hits while adding one RBI, but struck out in his other four plate appearances. He will continue to provide organizational depth for the club throughout this season.

LaMarre is in Thursday's lineup in left field batting seventh in the order, Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

LaMarre gets his first start of the season giving Eddie Rosario a day off against a left-handed starter (James Paxton). LaMarre is 1-for-3 on the season as pinch hitter. It's unlikely he'll platoon much with Rosario despite today's start, as he's more likely to have a reserve role.

The Twins selected LaMarre's contract from Triple-A Rochester on Thursday, Brandon Warne of The Athletic Minnesota reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's merely a procedural move after it was revealed earlier in the week that LaMarre had won a reserve outfield spot over Zack Granite. So long as the outfield trio of Eddie Rosario, Byron Buxton and Max Kepler all enjoy sound health, LaMarre won't be in store for much more than occasional spot starts or work as a late-inning baserunner or defensive replacement.