Injuries: Senga, Salvador Perez, Cubs, Cole
Stay up-to-date with all the latest news on injured and recovering players from across Major League Baseball.
Kodai Senga and David Peterson, Mets
Senga (torn posterior shoulder capsule) threw a 21-pitch live bullpen session against Mets Minor Leaguers on Monday at Citi Field. Senga could return to the Majors around the time he's eligible to come off the injured list on May 27. More >
Peterson (left hip surgery) began a Minor League rehab assignment for Single-A St. Lucie on Sunday. He's targeting a return to the Majors as soon as he's eligible to come off the 60-day IL on May 27. More >
Salvador Perez, Royals
Perez was scratched from Monday's lineup against the Blue Jays due to back tightness. More >
Cody Bellinger and Justin Steele, Cubs
Bellinger (fractured ribs) ramped up his baseball activity on Sunday -- he played catch, did some running and some light hitting at Fenway Park prior to the Cubs' series finale against the Red Sox. He said he feels "way better," though there isn't a concrete timetable for his return to the lineup. More >
Steele (left hamstring strain) threw 47 pitches in 2 1/3 innings in an extended spring game on Saturday in Arizona and came away feeling good, per manager Craig Counsell. He noted that Steele will begin a Minor League rehab assignment with Triple-A Iowa on Wednesday. More >
Gerrit Cole, Tommy Kahnle, Nick Burdi and Jon Berti, Yankees
Cole (right elbow discomfort) is playing catch up to 120 feet, and manager Aaron Boone said on Sunday that Cole might be able to resume tossing from a mound sometime during the week beginning May 5.
Kahnle (right shoulder inflammation) tossed 15 pitches over one simulated inning in live batting practice on Saturday in Tampa, Fla.
Burdi (right hip inflammation) has resumed playing catch and could toss from a mound sometime this week, Boone said Sunday.
Berti began a Minor League rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset on Sunday. More >
Craig Kimbrel, Kyle Bradish and John Means, Orioles
Kimbrel was dealing with upper back tightness as he pitched the ninth inning of Sunday's 7-6 loss to the A's at Camden Yards. Manager Brandon Hyde reported Monday that Kimbrel was feeling better despite experiencing general soreness and is currently day to day. More >
Hyde said on Saturday that Bradish's next outing would come in the big leagues. The pitcher has been sidelined all season with a right UCL sprain.
Means (left forearm strain) made his sixth (and likely final) rehab start for Triple-A Norfolk on Sunday, tossing seven scoreless innings vs. Gwinnett. More >
Cristian Javier, Astros
Javier, who was scratched from his scheduled start at Nationals Park on April 21 with right neck discomfort, threw in the bullpen prior to Sunday's game against the Rockies in Mexico City. More >
Tim Anderson and Avisaíl García, Marlins
Anderson was removed from Monday's game against the Nationals with a mild left thumb strain. He is considered day to day.
García was placed on the 10-day injured list Sunday due to a left hamstring strain. More >
Christian Yelich and DL Hall, Brewers
Yelich (low back strain) has resumed running, but swinging the bat has been the biggest hurdle.
Hall (left knee sprain) has begun his rehab and strengthening program, and the lefty has started playing catch and is “progressing,” manager Pat Murphy said on Sunday. More >
J.P. Crawford, Mariners
Just four days after suffering a Grade 1 oblique strain, Crawford was on the field before Sunday's series finale against Arizona, taking a few ground balls with infield coach Perry Hill and lightly jogging in the outfield. More >
Christian Encarnacion-Strand, Tyler Stephenson and TJ Friedl, Reds
Encarnacion-Strand (left hand) and Stephenson (right hand) both remained out of the lineup Monday, but manager David Bell said they were available off the bench.
Working out at the team’s complex in Goodyear, Ariz., Friedl (right wrist fracture) continues to ramp up his baseball activities. The club plans to send Friedl to Triple-A Louisville to start a rehab assignment on Thursday. More >
Taj Bradley, Rays
Bradley (right pectoral strain) threw five no-hit innings against Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Sunday in his first rehab start with Triple-A Durham. More >
Nolan Jones, Rockies
Jones, who had to exit last Tuesday's game against the Padres due to back stiffness, had to leave Sunday's game against the Astros in Mexico City for the same reason. Manager Bud Black said that the club is determining whether Jones will need a stint on the injured list. More >
Miguel Sanó, Angels
Sanó exited Friday's game against the Twins in the sixth inning due to left knee soreness. He was out of the lineup for the next three games but he is expected to avoid the IL. More >