Kristian Campbell has been scratched from the lineup due to right rib discomfort, leading to a change in the Boston Red Sox's lineup ahead of their game against the Toronto Blue Jays. David Hamilton, making just his tenth start this season, will take over at second base. Jarren Duran continues to shine, boasting a .500 batting average against Blue Jays’ pitcher José Berríos in their matchups, while also showing a recent power surge with three home runs in a short stretch.

On the other hand, Ceddanne Rafaela, who has struggled recently, will not be in the lineup. Tanner Houck will take the mound for the Red Sox, but he faces a tough challenge going against Berríos, who has been more consistent. This matchup and the performance of players like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who has had success against Houck, will be critical for the outcome of this game.

In a challenging turn for the Chicago White Sox, injuries have struck hard, leading to the promotion of outfielder Joshua Palacios and catcher Omar Narvaez from the minors. The team placed catcher Korey Lee and outfielder Mike Tauchman on the 10-day injured list. Lee was having a strong season with a .878 OPS, while Tauchman's performance added depth to the lineup. Manager Will Venable expressed disappointment but emphasized the need for the team to adjust and push forward.

Palacios, who is expected to bring speed and versatility, will make his debut after a solid minor league showing, while Narvaez aims to leverage his prior experience with the team's pitchers to minimize disruption. With the team already struggling offensively, these injuries compound the difficulties as they look to rebound and find ways to maintain competitive performance.