Stay up-to-date with all the latest news on injured players across Major League Baseball.
Shohei Ohtani, Max Muncy, Dalton Rushing, Edwin Díaz and Roki Sasaki, Dodgers
Ohtani (left knee, right biceps, neck) was held out of the lineup as a hitter from Sept. 3-5. The Dodgers are weighing a potential IL stint.
Muncy was scratched on Sept. 5 due to illness.
Rushing was scratched on Sept. 5 due to right elbow soreness.
Díaz (neck inflammation) is scheduled to begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City on Sept. 6.
Sasaki (right middle finger blister) felt good after a Sept. 4 bullpen session and could possibly return shortly after he becomes eligible on Sept. 11.
Mike Trout, Angels
Trout left the Angels' Sept. 5 game after being hit by a pitch on his left hand. X-rays came back negative.
Ceddanne Rafaela, Garrett Crochet, Willson Contreras and Tanner Houck, Red Sox
Rafaela was out of the lineup Sept. 3-5 due to right quad soreness and is expected to miss the Red Sox's entire series in Baltimore.
Crochet (left shoulder inflammation) threw off the mound on Sept. 4 for the first time since suffering his injury.
Contreras (left hamstring strain) has resumed baseball activities and the Red Sox remain hopeful he will be able to return as soon as he is eligible on Sept. 10.
Houck (torn right UCL, right flexor pronator strain) will begin a rehab assignment on Sept. 8 with Double-A Portland.
Aaron Judge, Trent Grisham, Ryan Weathers and Fernando Cruz, Yankees
Judge (right rib stress fracture) took batting practice on the field on Sept. 4 and 5 and is expected to face live pitching on Sept. 7. He is hoping to return during the Yankees' next homestand running from Sept. 8-13.
Grisham was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 5, a day after he left the Yankees' Sept. 4 game with right hamstring discomfort.
Weathers (left forearm flexor strain) is expected to resume throwing on Sept. 5 or 6.
Cruz (partially torn right UCL) has elected not to undergo surgery for now and will likely resume throwing in the next few days, as of a Sept. 4 update.
Chase DeLauter, Colin Holderman and Shawn Armstrong, Guardians
DeLauter left the second game of the Guardians' Sept. 4 doubleheader with a right wrist sprain. He is being considered day to day and was out of the lineup on Sept. 5.
Holderman was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 4 with right wrist inflammation. He hopes to return sometime this month.
Armstrong (left calf strain) will join Triple-A Columbus in the week of Sept. 7 to throw live BP and later begin a rehab assignment.
Jameson Taillon, Shane Bieber, Trey Yesavage, Anthony Santander and Luis Urías, Blue Jays
Taillon, activated off the 15-day IL (right forearm tendinitis) to start on Sept. 4, left his Friday night start after two innings due to right elbow discomfort. He was placed back on the 15-day IL on Sept. 5.
Bieber (right teres major inflammation) plans to get back on the mound for the first time since the injury later in the week of Sept. 7.
Yesavage (left meniscus surgery) felt good after his most recent 23-pitch bullpen. He'll throw another on Sept. 7 before potentially facing hitters on Sept. 10.
Santander (left shoulder labral surgery) expects to begin a rehab assignment by Sept. 9 or 10.
Urías (right quad strain) suffered a setback on his rehab assignment and has been shut down for the time being.
Corbin Burnes, Zac Gallen, Ryne Nelson and Michael Soroka, D-backs
Burnes (Tommy John surgery, teres major strain) threw three innings and 43 pitches in a bridge camp game, with seven more pitches in the bullpen, on Sept. 3. He is expected to return on Sept. 8.
Gallen (right elbow inflammation) threw four innings and 60 pitches in a simulated game on Sept. 4 and reported feeling good after. The club plans to activate him during the upcoming Sept. 7-9 series in Kansas City.
Nelson (right flexor strain/right UCL sprain) began a rehab assignment with Single-A Visalia on Sept. 5.
Soroka (right shoulder inflammation) threw four innings and 59 pitches in a simulated game on Sept. 4 and is expected to return during the Sept. 7-9 Royals series.
Joe Ryan and Byron Buxton, Twins
Ryan (mild left glute strain) threw a bullpen session on Sept. 5 and could potentially return to the rotation as soon as Sept. 7, if he recovers well.
Buxton (right hip impingement) still hopes to return sometime in 2026 but will likely require offseason surgery.
Shane McClanahan, Garrett Cleavinger and Manuel Rodríguez, Rays
McClanahan was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 4 with left forearm tightness. He does not believe the issue to be serious.
Cleavinger was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 5 with left forearm tightness.
Rodríguez was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 4 with a low back strain.
Joe Musgrove and Jason Adam, Padres
Musgrove (Tommy John surgery) has not recovered from each of his last two rehab starts as expected, slowing his progress enough to potentially prevent a return to the rotation in 2026. The Padres are considering short starts or a bullpen transition.
Adam (right shoulder strain) threw his second bullpen session on Sept. 4 and could soon progress to facing hitters.
Masyn Winn, Cardinals
Winn (left thumb fracture) was still experiencing some pain while taking batting practice on Sept. 4, ruling out a Sept. 5 return. He felt better while taking swings the next day.
Jac Caglianone and Maikel Garcia, Royals
Caglianone left the Royals' Sept. 5 game after two innings due to left elbow soreness.
Garcia (left hamstring strain) is progressing well and running at 80 percent as of Sept. 4. He has not ruled out a 2026 return.
Josh Jung, Nathan Eovaldi and Jack Leiter, Rangers
Jung (left calf strain) ran the bases on Sept. 5. If all goes well, his next step would be live batting practice and a potential rehab assignment.
Eovaldi (right posterior elbow inflammation) threw a roughly 40-pitch bullpen session on Sept. 5. Depending on how he recovers, he could next progress to a live batting practice session.
Leiter (right ankle arthroscopic surgery) still was not throwing as of Sept. 5 after experiencing biceps soreness in his last rehab outing. Based on the number of games left on the schedule, he is unlikely to return as a starter in 2026.
Carlos Correa and Steven Okert, Astros
Correa (left ankle surgery) took ground balls and hit in the cages at the club's Spring Training facility on Sept. 5. He is scheduled to hit on the field on Sept. 7.
Okert was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 4 with a right hamstring strain.
Reynaldo López and Robert Suarez, Braves
López (left knee inflammation) is expected to rejoin the Braves' rotation sometime during the club's Sept. 8-10 series against the Rays.
Suarez (right elbow inflammation) had a pain-free bullpen session on Sept. 2 and is scheduled for another on Sept. 7, after which he could begin a rehab assignment.
Connelly Early, Nationals
Early (left elbow inflammation) expects to begin a rehab assignment sometime around Sept. 8.
Lazaro Montes and Matt Brash, Mariners
Montes left the Mariners' Sept. 4 game in the fifth inning with left hip soreness after colliding with the outfield wall. He was not in the lineup the following day.
Brash (Grade 1 lat strain) underwent a follow-up MRI on Sept. 3 which showed continued inflammation. He has been shut down for at least eight weeks to allow for healing, ending his 2026 season.
Jacob Webb and Edward Cabrera, Cubs
Webb (right forearm contusion) played catch on Sept. 3-4, and the team expects to know more about his condition once the swelling has gone down. He is still being considered day to day.
Cabrera (right middle finger blister) threw 32 pitches (14 strikes) in his second rehab outing with Triple-A Iowa on Sept. 4.
Jack Flaherty and Justin Verlander, Tigers
Flaherty (right flexor inflammation) is expected to make a rehab appearance with Triple-A Toledo on Sept. 6.
Verlander (left hip inflammation, left hamstring strain) is throwing off the bullpen mound and progressing well. He hopes to have time to return for at least one final appearance in 2026.
Ke'Bryan Hayes and Graham Ashcraft, Reds
Hayes (left groin strain) will run the bases on Sept. 6 to test his healing.
Ashcraft (right UCL sprain) is expected to be activated on Sept. 6.
Ryan O'Hearn and Luke Weaver, Pirates
O'Hearn (left quad strain) is participating in light baseball activities, throwing and swinging as of Sept. 4. He could return as soon as Sept. 11.
Weaver is dealing with a severe case of poison ivy, suffered during the Pirates' Aug. 11-13 series in Miami.