Robert Dugger Fantasy Stats

Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Robert Dugger has been recalled from Triple-A on Wednesday. He was optioned to the minors earlier this week, but the Mariners need him back on their roster. Sadly, Justin Dunn (shoulder) has been placed on the 10-day injured list on Wednesday. The organization is hopeful that this is a minimum stay for Dunn on the injured list. Dugger has posted a 6.06 ERA over 16 1/3 innings with Seattle this season. He can be avoided in fantasy formats until further notice.

Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Robert Dugger had a tough outing Wednesday, allowing five runs on five hits and three walks in 3 1/3 innings. He struck out one batter. Over 16 1/3 innings as a bullpen piece and two-time fill-in starter, Dugger has produced a 6.06 ERA and 1.41 WHIP with 16 strikeouts. This may be Dugger's final spot start for the time being with Marco Gonzales seemingly on the verge of a return, and even so he doesn't warrant attention for fantasy purposes.

Seattle Mariners relief pitchers Robert Dugger and Anthony Misiewicz were reinstated from the COVID list Saturday, just one day after being placed on it. Wyatt Mills and Aaron Fletcher were demoted to Triple-A to make room on the active roster. The implication is that Dugger and Misiewicz were considered possible close contacts of a player that tested positive, and they have now cleared testing. Drew Steckenrider and Will Vest remain on the COVID list for Seattle.

Seattle Mariners relief pitchers Robert Dugger, Anthony Misiewicz, Drew Steckenrider, and Will Vest were all placed on the injured list without a specific designation Friday. This comes not long after a report of a positive COVID test among Mariners players, so it seems likely that one of these individuals tested positive, and the others are possible close contacts. None of them should be considerations in fantasy leagues.

Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Robert Dugger started his first game of the year against Cleveland Sunday and was excellent, completing three hitless innings. He walked one and struck out four. Dugger has been very strong in a bullpen role thus far, with a 1.64 ERA and .82 WHIP across 11 innings and six appearances, but he may be thrust into a more prominent rotation role amidst all the injuries Seattle has faced. Despite his success, he shouldn't be on the fantasy radar for now.

Seattle Mariners relief pitcher Robert Dugger was recalled from the alternate site prior to Monday's game against the Houston Astros. Dugger is expected to slot into a bullpen role, as Ljay Newsome shifts to the starting rotation for the injured Nick Margevicius. Dugger was acquired off of waivers from the Miami Marlins this past December, and carries a career 7.40 ERA. It's safe to say that he should not be a fantasy add at this point.

Miami Marlins pitcher Robert Dugger was forced to start Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Phillies after scheduled starter Jose Urena was a late scratch due to a positive COVID-19 test. Dugger allowed five runs (four earned) on six hits and a walk in just 3 1/3 innings. To his credit, Dugger did settle down after a four-run first inning and at least gave the Marlins seven more outs on their way to a victory and a series win. Dugger is unlikely to take another turn in the rotation, Urena's spot will likely go to either Jordan Yamamoto or Nick Neidert. Dugger can be ignored in fantasy formats.

Miami Marlins starting pitcher Robert Dugger will draw the start against the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday. Jordan Yamamoto (forearm) is sidelined, so Dugger will take over his spot in the starting rotation. Dugger is posting a 5.15 ERA in 124 innings this season in the minors. He's not worth a look as a streaming option, even against the Reds offense.

Miami Marlins pitcher Robert Dugger will make his second career MLB start on Thursday against the Reds. He was called up today from Triple-A as Jordan Yamamoto (right forearm strain) was placed on the 10-Day Injured List. Dugger has had a rocky year in the minor leagues with a 5.15 ERA and a 1.36 WHIP. His first MLB start came on August 5, when he allowed six earned runs over five innings against the Mets. He can be left on waivers in all leagues.

Miami Marlins starting pitcher Robert Dugger will draw the start in Monday's doubleheader versus the New York Mets. Dugger is posting a 5.33 ERA with 101 strikeouts through 106 1/3 innings this season in the minors. He was acquired in the Dee Gordon deal, and should have a high ceiling. However, he's not a strong streaming option for his first career start.