MLB lineups for Friday, April 14th: Eloy Jimenez returns, Jazz Chisholm sits

After a light slate on Thursday with teams traveling, we’re back with a full MLB schedule on Friday, April 14th. That means plenty of news to monitor for your fantasy lineups, so we’ll have all the latest on who’s starting and who’s sitting today.

MLB starting lineups: Friday, April 14th

San Francisco Giants vs. Detroit Tigers, 6:40 p.m. ET

The Giants are stacking righties against lefty Joey Wentz, as Wilmer Flores, Darin Ruf, J.D. Davis and Heliot Ramos will all start while Joc Pederson and Michael Conforto (calf) rest.

Javy Baez is back in the lineup after his base-running gaffe in Toronto this week, while Matt Vierling is hitting leadoff against lefty Sean Manaea.

Philadelphia Phillies vs. Cincinnati Reds, 6:40 p.m. ET

Jake Cave and Edmundo Sosa start against a righty while Bryson Stott remains firmly planted in the leadoff spot.

TJ Friedl and Jake Fraley are back in the lineup against Taijuan Walker, while notably Spencer Steer’s hot bat has him sticking at third base despite a righty on the mound.

Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Miami Marlins, 6:40 p.m. ET

Evan Longoria draws a start with lefty Trevor Rogers on the mound as Ketel Marte leads off and Gabriel Moreno is back behind the dish.

No Luis Arraez (finger) or Jazz Chisholm (rest) for the Fish tonight, putting Jon Berti back in the lineup — while Avisail Garcia returns from his hamstring injury.

Cleveland Guardians vs. Washington Nationals, 7:05 p.m. ET

Cleveland will run out its usual lineup against righties, with Amed Rosario still hitting second and Andres Gimenez batting fifth. Will Brennan starts again in left.

The Nats are running with their regular lineup against righty Zach Plesac, with Alex Call at leadoff and Luis Garcia up to fifth in the order.

Minnesota Twins vs. New York Yankees, 7:05 p.m. ET

Donovan Solano is up to the three-hole for the Twins against lefty Nestor Cortes, while Edouard Julien drops down to eighth and Willi Castro and Kyle Garlick spell Trevor Larnach and Nick Gordon.

Still no DJ LeMahieu for New York, as Isiah Kiner-Falefa mans third base while Oswaldo Cabrera and Franchy Cordero take the corner outfield spots.

Tampa Bay Rays vs. Toronto Blue Jays, 7:07 p.m. ET

Lefties Luke Raley and Josh Lowe will get another start with righty Jose Berrios on the hill for Toronto, while Harold Ramirez serves as the DH and Isaac Paredes sits.

Matt Chapman is back in the lineup after battling illness while Brandon Belt will DH again against righty Drew Rasmussen.

Los Angeles Angels vs. Boston Red Sox, 7:10 p.m. ET

Jake Lamb continues to be the preferred option for L.A. at first base against right-handed pitchers.

The Red Sox will stack righties against southpaw Kyle Anderson, as Rob Refsnyder hits third and Enrique Hernandez, Christian Arroyo and Yu Chang all start.

Baltimore Orioles vs. Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. ET

Anthony Santander is back in the Orioles lineup and will DH tonight while Ryan Mountcastle’s recent hot streak has him hitting third against Michael Kopech.

Welcome back, Eloy Jimenez. The White Sox outfielder is back in the lineup and off the IL tonight, while Yoan Moncada is placed in the injured list due to a back ailment.

Texas Rangers vs. Houston Astros, 8:10 p.m. ET

Josh Smith will seemingly get a chance to hit near the top of the order as he fills in for Corey Seager, while Brad Miller and Travis Jankowski start against righty Luis Garcia.

Jeremy Pena is all the way down to seventh in the order now, even against a lefty. James Hensley will DH for Houston tonight.

Atlanta Braves vs. Kansas City Royals, 8:10 p.m. ET

Atlanta welcomes Vaughn Grissom to the lineup in place of the injured Orlando Arcia while Kevin Pillar gets a rare start in left for Marcell Ozuna and Eddie Rosario serves as the DH.

Franmil Reyes appears to have supplanted Hunter Dozier as the preferred DH option even against righties, while Edward Olivares and Kyle Isbel have locked down left and center respectively for K.C.

Pittsburgh Pirates vs. St. Louis Cardinals, 8:15 p.m. ET

Austin Hedges is back off the IL for Pittsburgh and will catch tonight while Andrew McCutchen starts at DH to spell Carlos Santana.

Normal righty lineup for St. Louis, with Brendan Donovan leading off, Alec Burleson in the two-hole and Nolan Gorman at DH. Dylan Carlson makes his return from a neck injury and will start in center for Tyler O’Neill.

New York Mets vs. Oakland Athletics, 9:40 p.m. ET

A few changes for the New York at the bottom of the order tonight. Daniel Vogelbach will be in the six-hole at DH while Luis Guillorme will be batting eighth and in the infield at second.

Tony Kemp is back in the lineup tonight and he will be leading things off for the A’s.

Milwaukee Brewers vs. San Diego Padres, 9:40 p.m. ET

San Diego changing some things up with tonight’s order as Xander Bogaerts will lead off.

William Contreras and Rowdy Tellez switch spots in the lineup tonight with the former batting third and the latter batting cleanup

Chicago Cubs vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. ET

Will Smith is not in the lineup for L.A. tonight as Austin Barnes will get the start at catcher. J.D. Martinez will slide up to third in the order.

Good news for Chicago as Seiya Suzuki has been activated of the 10-day IL and will bat clean up tonight. Dansby Swanson will also get the start tonight after dealing with a side injury of his own.

Colorado Rockies vs. Seattle Mariners, 10:10 p.m. ET

Seattle released its lineup for tonight’s matchup against Colorado and there is no Cal Raleigh in the order. This is awkward considering that it’s Cal Raleigh bobblehead night at T-Mobile Park.

Kris Bryant is back in the lineup for Colorado tonight. Meanwhile, Alan Trejo is in for Mike Moustakas at third.