NL West update: Archie Bradley, Adam Ottavino, Matt Cain

The news is good for Diamondbacks pitcher Archie Bradley after being hit in the face by a Carlos Gonzalez line drive Tuesday, reports Steve Gilbert of MLB.com.

While Bradley has been placed on the disabled list, Gilbert reports that he is not expected to miss any more than the required 15 days. The Diamondbacks have not announced who will replace Bradley in the rotation, but have called up reliever Enrique Burgos to help bolster the bullpen until Bradley's turn comes around.

Bradley posted a 1.80 ERA and 1.00 WHIP in 20 innings before going down with the injury.

NL West standings 4/30:

NL West news & notes 4/30:

• Colorado Rockies closer Adam Ottavino dealing with multiple injuries - Purple Row
  "Ottavino on Tuesday underwent an MRI on his right elbow that showed inflammation in that area in addition to the triceps injury that landed him on the DL, according to Nick Groke of The Denver Post. It's unclear how long Ottavino will be out."
• With game of catch, Cain takes a step toward return - SFGate
  "Matt Cain threw the ball to head athletic trainer Dave Groeschner 25 times from about 60 feet Tuesday and felt no effects of the strained flexor tendon that landed him on the disabled list when the season began."
• Dodgers claim Eury De La Rosa off waivers from A's - True Blue LA
  "De La Rosa, 25, allowed three unearned runs in six innings with Triple-A Nashville over seven appearances, with five walks and four strikeouts. He hasn't yet allowed a hit this year, with batters 0-for-19 against him."
• Friar talk: Sizing up a struggling bullpen | UTSanDiego.com
  "In sweeping the Padres into today's off day, the Astros harassed Padres relievers for 19 hits, eight walks and 19 earned runs over nine innings. Over the three-game set, that damage added up to a 19.00 ERA and a 3.00 WHIP for a unit that was among the best in the game a year ago."
• These 5 maps and charts tell you everything about the Giants - McCovey Chronicles
  "Fortunately, I've found some little known facts about the Giants that are best presented with maps and charts. Sounds like fun! Let's get started."