BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Miami Marlins players sidelined by a coronavirus outbreak are all asymptomatic, and some have applied for reinstatement, Manager Don Mattingly said Wednesday.

The Marlins placed 17 players on the injured list last week following an outbreak in Philadelphia that forced seven games to be postponed. The infected players returned to Miami to be quarantined, and will likely need rehab workouts before rejoining the team.

“They feeling great,” Mattingly said. “They all feel like they’re ready to go. There are a lot of guys who have applied for reinstatement. How long that takes, I’m not sure. But they feel like they’re ready to at least get back and start doing something.”

Players on the COVID-19 injury list must be cleared by the MLB joint committee before returning.

YANKEES: Aaron Judge was out of the lineup Wednesday night because of tightness in his lower body, and it was uncertain whether the oft-injured slugger would return for the start of a weekend series against Boston.

Judge began the day leading the majors with nine home runs and was tied for first with 20 RBI.

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DODGERS: Reliever Joe Kelly had his suspension for throwing pitches near the heads of Houston hitters reduced to five games on appeal.

Kelly was originally penalized eight games on July 29, a day after throwing a 96 mph fastball near the head of Houston’s Alex Bregman and two curveballs that brushed back Carlos Correa.

Kelly is on the 10-day injured list because of right shoulder inflammation. He will serve his suspension when he returns.

WEDNESDAY’S GAMES

WHITE SOX 7, TIGERS 5: Tim Anderson homered to cap a 10-pitch at-bat leading off the first inning, and Luis Robert added a bases-clearing double in the fifth to lift Chicago to a win at Detroit.

Anderson had four hits and finished a double shy of the cycle. The White Sox have won two in a row since he returned from a groin injury.

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Anderson and Eloy Jimenez led off the game with consecutive home runs.

Jonathan Schoop and Willi Castro homered for the Tigers, who scored four unearned runs in the fourth before Matthew Boyd (0-2) gave the lead right back.

ATHLETICS 8, ANGELS 4: Stephen Piscotty, Matt Olson and Robbie Grossman homered, center fielder Ramon Laureano made three nifty catches and visiting Oakland averted a three-game sweep.

Mike Trout and Anthony Rendon hit solo homers for the Angels, who went deep 10 times in the three-game series.

DIAMONDBACKS 13, ROCKIES 7: Starling Marte homered and drove in four runs as Arizona battered Colorado in Denver.

CUBS 7, INDIANS 2: Kyle Hendricks pitched six strong innings and Anthony Rizzo homered, leading Chicago Cubs to a win at Cleveland.

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ROYALS 5, REDS 4: Salvador Perez had three more hits, including a homer and an RBI double, and visiting Kansas City got its fifth victory in six games.

TWINS 12, BREWERS 2: Byron Buxton hit two solo home runs and Miguel Sano added another as visiting Minnesota routed Milwaukee.

ORIOLES 5, PHILLIES 4: Rio Ruiz, Chance Sisco and Anthony Santander homered to lead Baltimore to a win at Philadelphia.

ASTROS 5, GIANTS 1: Martin Maldonado hit a three-run homer to back a strong start by Zack Greinke and help Houston win at home.

YANKEES 6, BRAVES 3: Injury fill-in Clint Frazier had three hits, including a home run, and scored twice in his season debut as New York swept its two-game series against visiting Atlanta.

MARLINS 14, BLUE JAYS 11: Magneuris Sierra hit a go-ahead single in the 10th inning and Miami overcame Toronto’s seven home runs.

Bo Bichette went 5 for 5 for the Blue Jays, a day after homering during a 10-inning win in their first game at their new Buffalo home. He connected again as Toronto became the fourth team in major league history to lose while slugging at least seven homers.

METS 11, NATIONALS 6: Pete Alonso and Dominic Smith hit back-to-back RBI doubles in a four-run first inning and consecutive homers in a five-run sixth, leading New York to a win at home.

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