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Adley Rutschman went 2 for 4 with a two-run homer and three RBI on Thursday. His blast went 402-feet and it was the second home run of his career. Every night the Fantasy Baseball Today team dives into all of the happenings around the MLB from top performers to injuries, trades and more. Robbie Ray is in rhythm over his past three starts and that carried over to Thursday night. He's starting to look more like the pitcher we saw on the Blue Jays and has now gone three straight starts allowing one earned run or fewer. Given his lengthy injury history in recent years and his age, Kershaw is one of the best sell candidates out there. Frankie Montas flashed the kind of upside that Fantasy managers have been dreaming about for years -- the kind of magic Montas has been unable to sustain on a consistent basis. Clayton Kershaw was back on the mound for the Dodgers and delivered his first quality start since returning from the IL. Kershaw threw six innings of one-run ball against the Reds. He allowed seven hits, one walk and struck out 11. Thursday's action was on the lighter side and it was led by a few standout pitching performances that we're going to dive a bit deeper into below. Yordan Alvarez is doing his best Judge impression on a nightly basis this month. Montas took a no-hitter into the 8th inning and someone ended up not even getting the win. Kyle Schwarber hit home run No. 20 on Thursday and that makes two games in a row. He's batting just .218 but with 20 homers, 50 runs and 41 RBI -- plus three steals -- you'll take it.