Every lineup, every day, as they are made public by the clubs.

Many player-movement rumors will come and go in the next few weeks, and if I had to pick five players who I think are most likely to be wearing a new uniform before the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline, these would be them.

Patrick Corbin tossed five solid innings to earn the win in his first start since Sept. 27, 2013 as the D-backs beat the Rockies, 7-3, on Saturday night in front of a sellout crowd at Chase Field.

Aggressive baserunning by the Astros on Friday capped a four-run 10th inning in a 12-8 win over the Red Sox, but it could pay even greater dividends for a lucky fan, thanks to the Quicken Loans “Steal A Home” program.

Angels left-hander Hector Santiago continued his dominance of the Rangers in their own ballpark with seven scoreless innings in a 13-0 victory before a sellout crowd on Saturday night.

Zack Greinke extended his scoreless streak to 27 2/3 innings on Saturday, the second-longest active streak in the Majors. Greinke hasn’t allowed a run since June 13.

Joe Mauer ripped a two-run homer and the Twins’ bullpen tossed five scoreless innings to bail out starter Mike Pelfrey as Minnesota topped the Royals, 5-3, on Saturday in front 37,917 fans at Kauffman Stadium.

Brewers center fielder Carlos Gomez was taken out of the game in Saturday’s 7-3 Brewers win with a left wrist contusion after being hit by a Josh Smith pitch in the fifth inning — the fourth Smith plunking victim of the game. X-rays came up negative and he is listed as day-to-day.

Cameron Maybin finished a triple shy of the cycle and the Braves provided Alex Wood more than enough support with two four-run innings against Kevin Correia during Saturday night’s 9-5 win over the Phillies at Turner Field.

Outfielder Jorge Soler, sidelined since June 3 with a sprained left ankle, will be activated from the disabled list on Sunday and rejoin the Cubs. Soler played nine innings on Friday for Triple-A Iowa, participating in his fourth rehab game. Soler was 2-for-13 during his Minor League stint, but manager Joe Maddon said he wasn’t that concerned about the statistics.

By the end of the day Sunday, we’ll know the All-Star fate of 17 of the game’s top stars.

These players could provide difference-making stats for DraftKings participants on Sunday.

Kris Bryant ignited the fireworks at Wrigley Field a little early in Saturday’s 7-2 Cubs win over the Marlins. The rookie belted two home runs, including his second career grand slam, and drove in six runs in the first two innings against the Marlins. The effort was Bryant’s second career multihomer game, and he now leads all Major League rookies as well as all Cubs players with 49 RBIs.

Even on a bad day, Felix Hernandez s good enough to keep his team in a game. But even the King needs a little help, and he didn’t get any on Saturday as the Mariners fell to the A’s, 2-0, to end his string of 13 straight games without a loss at the Coliseum.

The Fourth of July means more than fireworks for rookie Addison Russell. This year, the date marks the one-year anniversary of when the infielder was traded from the Athletics to the Cubs.

This time around, Steven Matz will have no family in the crowd, no screaming throngs of friends behind the home dugout. When Matz takes the mound for his second career start Sunday at Dodger Stadium, it will be normal.

David Robertson didn’t keep the baseball used to strike out Matt Wieters and close out a 3-2 White Sox victory over the Orioles on Saturday afternoon at U.S. Cellular Field. Yes, it was Robertson’s 18th save as White Sox closer, and he keeps a baseball from each one. But on this afternoon, the ball went to right fielder Avisail Garcia.