Wright (knee) threw a successful bullpen session Wednesday, Rob Bradford of WEEI.com reports.

Wednesday marked the veteran hurler's first bullpen session since being shut down and removed from the ALDS roster with a knee issue. Wright said afterwards that he feels like he could pitch right now if asked, suggesting he could be added to the team's World Series roster should Boston advance.

Jansen struck out the only batter he faced to get the save in Game 5 of the National League Championship Series.

After Caleb Ferguson and Ryan Madson combined to get the first two outs of the ninth inning, Jansen struck out Mike Moustakas on four pitches to pick up the save in Game 5. The closer has been lights out in the postseason, posting a 0.00 ERA with seven strikeouts and three saves through five appearances.

Woodruff (1-1) gave up two runs on five hits with one walk over 5.1 innings in a loss to the Dodgers in Game 5 of the National League Championship Series. He struck out eight.

After Wade Miley walked the first batter of the game, Woodruff limited the Dodgers to only two runs in 5.1 innings. Unfortunately for Woodruff, Clayton Kershaw was spectacular, and the two runs would be enough to hang the loss on the 25-year-old. The right-hander now has 15 strikeouts with a 2.45 ERA through 10.1 innings in the postseason.

Kershaw (2-1) gave up one run on three hits with two walks over seven innings in a win over the Brewers in Game 5 of the National League Championship Series. He struck out nine.

A double off the bat of Lorenzo Cain was the only blemish in a stellar outing that earned Kershaw his second win of the postseason and has the Dodgers one win away from the World Series. The dominant performance was a return to form for the left-hander after taking the loss in Game 1 and giving up four runs in only three innings. The 30-year-old is now 2-1 with a 4.50 ERA and 14 strikeouts in the playoffs.

Miley will start Game 6 of the NLCS against the Dodgers on Friday, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports.

In a surprising twist, Miley served as Milwaukee's "opener" in Game 5, as manager Craig Counsell elected to remove the left-hander following just one batter. Per Rosenthal, this was the club's plan all along, so Miley will be ready to go for Game 6 after using Wednesday's start as a light bullpen session.

Sale will not pitch in Game 5 on Thursday since he's still feeling weak from a stomach illness that put him in the hospital earlier this week, Buster Olney of ESPN reports.

There was initial hope that Sale would be ready to start Thursday's contest after coming down with the illness Sunday, though the Red Sox's victory in Game 3 may have played a role in changing manager Alex Cora's thought process regarding the left-hander's availability. Sale was able to throw a light bullpen session Wednesday and tentatively will line up to start Saturday's game back in Boston should the series extend past five games. Look for an update on his status in the coming days.

Randle recorded 25 points (9-15 FG, 2-4 3Pt, 5-6 FT), eight rebounds, and three assists in 24 minutes during Wednesday's 131-112 win over the Rockets.

Randle came off the bench and finished with more points than minutes. He was extremely effective both inside and out, showcasing a willingness to let it fly from deep. Randle made three-of-seven three-point attempts in three preseason appearances, but he hasn't made more than 0.2 threes per game or connected on over 27.8 percent in a single season thus far in his career. It appears as if Randle is aiming to add another wrinkle to his game, and he figures to be a factor in fantasy regardless of role.

Drummond scored 24 points (10-21 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 3-4 FT) while adding 20 rebounds, two assists and a block in 32 minutes during Wednesday's 103-100 win over the Nets.

Young Brooklyn center Jarrett Allen was simply no match for Drummond on the glass, and the 25-year-old got off to a roaring start in his quest to repeat as the NBA's rebounding champ. He's averaged at least 13 boards a game for five straight seasons, and Drummond looks like he'll have no difficulty making it six straight in 2018-19.

Griffin scored 26 points (8-17 FG, 1-1 3Pt, 9-11 FT) while adding eight rebounds and six assists in 34 minutes during Wednesday's 103-100 win over the Nets.

It was a remarkably mistake-free performance from the 29-year-old, as Griffin committed only one turnover and no fouls on the night. His numbers were slightly disappointing last season after being traded to Detroit from the Clippers, but if he can stay healthy, Griffin could be poised for a strong bounce-back campaign.

Harris (hamstring) won't return to Wednesday's regular-season opener against the Suns, Eddie Sefko of the Dallas Morning News reports.

Harris was only on the court for six minutes prior to going down with the injury, going scoreless (0-2 FG, 0-1 3Pt), with one assist. His injury is being listed as a left hamstring strain and he'll now focus on getting healthy ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Timberwolves. Tentatively consider Harris questionable for that contest until additional updates are provided following practice in the coming few days.

Dinwiddie scored 23 points (10-18 FG, 0-3 3Pt, 3-5 FT) while adding six assists, four rebounds and a steal in 32 minutes off the bench during Wednesday's 103-100 loss to the Pistons.

He ended up seeing more court time than starter D'Angelo Russell, and Dinwiddie led the Nets in assists on the night as a result. The 25-year-old is coming off the best season of his NBA career to date, but with Russell healthy and still considered the club's point guard of the future, Dinwiddie could be hard pressed to match his 2017-18 production.

Mirotic poured in 30 points (11-20 FG, 6-8 3Pt, 2-3 FT), 10 rebounds, and three assists in 30 minutes during Wednesday's 131-112 win over the Rockets.

Mirotic started alongside Anthony Davis and picked up right where he left off last season, scorching the Rockets with six threes en route to an efficient double-double. Boasting the speed to defend most perimeter-oriented players and the size to cover most bigs, Mirotic fits seamlessly next to both Davis and Julius Randle.

Maroon tallied seven penalty minutes and failed to record a point in Wednesday's 3-2 loss to the Canadiens.

Maroon was largely ineffective Wednesday, apart from a causing an early-game stir by dropping the gloves with Habs defenseman, Jordie Benn. On the season, Maroon has tallied three assists and posted a minus-five rating. Perpetually limited due to injury, it's probably best to avoid the 30-year-old veteran when rounding out fantasy lineups.

Price made 23 saves in his return to action Wednesday, in a 3-2 win over the Blues.

Appearing in his first game since missing time with the flu, Price was solid and seems to be re-discovering the elite form he's been without, dating back to last season. It wasn't one of his busier nights, considering St. Louis managed just three shots in the game's opening frame. Expect Price to be in net Saturday when the Canadiens travel to Ottawa for a battle with the Senators.

Hudon tallied one assist in Wednesday's 3-2 win over St. Louis.

Hudon logged 10:09 of ice time, the fewest among Montreal forwards. However, the Quebec native saw over three minutes of power-play time, able to pick up an assist with the man advantage while also leading his team with three hits. Despite the lack of ice time being afforded to him, if Hudon continues seeing time on the power play, points could find him with more regularity than originally anticipated.

Reilly recorded a goal and an assist in Wednesday's 3-2 win over the Blues.

The 25-year-old American blueliner entered Wednesday's contest playing some of the best hockey of his career. With Reilly having managed only one assist prior to this multi-point showing against St. Louis, his owners were undoubtedly getting a tad frustrated at the lack of point production. After being shutout the first four games of the young campaign, Reilly has now tallied three points in his last two games.

Ritchie signed a three-year contract with the Ducks on Wednesday. Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports that the deal will net him $1.533 million annually.

Ritchie missed the beginning of the season with the contract situation still unresolved, but it appears he and the Ducks have put that issue to bed. While he's not in the lineup Wednesday, there's a good chance the 22-year-old winger will be back in action Saturday against the Golden Knights.

Domi scored one goal Wednesday, in a 3-2 win over St. Louis.

Domi's first-period marker was by all accounts a weak one, beating Blues netminder, Jake Allen, along the ice with a backhand on a partial breakaway. The 23-year-old entered Wednesday's contest with four helpers in five games, but rather than continuing to lend a helping hand, the Canadiens' forward opted to contribute in the goal column instead. With five points in six games, Domi is enjoying early success with his new team.