Stay up-to-date with all the latest news on injured players across Major League Baseball.
Shohei Ohtani, Edwin Díaz and Kiké Hernández, Dodgers
Ohtani was scratched from his July 10 pitching start against the D-backs due to ongoing left knee inflammation. He will not travel to Philadelphia for the All-Star Game and will receive “some interventions on his knee” during the All-Star break, according to the Dodgers.
Díaz (loose bodies in right elbow) threw live batting practice for the second time on July 8. He is getting closer to starting a rehab assignment.
Hernández (left oblique strain) has resumed taking live at-bats, one of his final boxes to check before beginning a rehab assignment.
Aaron Judge, Max Fried, Giancarlo Stanton and Carlos Rodón, Yankees
Judge will have his fractured right rib reimaged during the All-Star break, which should provide a clearer timeline for his return, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said on July 9.
Fried (left elbow bone bruise) threw 36 pitches in live batting practice on July 5. He will throw another live BP session on July 11 at Double-A Somerset.
Stanton (right calf strain) has resumed running after suffering a new calf strain while running the bases in June.
Rodón (left elbow inflammation) threw on flat ground on July 9.
Nick Kurtz and Zack Gelof, Athletics
Kurtz is dealing with a right thumb capsule strain and will likely be placed on the injured list, putting his All-Star Game status in jeopardy.
Gelof was placed on the 10-day injured list on July 10 with a right knee laceration.
Julio Rodríguez and Brendan Donovan, Mariners
Rodríguez (concussion) is taking part in baseball-related activities but still has minor symptoms, as of July 9.
Donovan (left groin strain) is expected to begin a Minor League rehab assignment in the near future, as of July 8.
Kyle Harrison, Brandon Woodruff, Brandon Lockridge and DL Hall, Brewers
After grinding through the fourth inning of Milwaukee's 5-1 loss to the Cardinals on July 8, Harrison informed the club of some soreness on the outside of his left elbow that was affecting his ability to finish pitches.
Woodruff underwent an MRI that revealed a new injury to the anterior capsule in his right shoulder, the same injury that required surgery in October 2023. He is seeking a second opinion from Dr. Keith Meister.
After recent imaging revealed torn cartilage in his kneecap, Lockridge (right knee laceration) underwent arthroscopic surgery on June 25 that pushed his expected return from late June to late July.
Hall (left pectoral strain) is currently throwing bullpen sessions. His first live batting practice session is scheduled for July 16.
Jacob deGrom, Cody Bradford and Jordan Montgomery, Rangers
deGrom will miss his July 12 start due to a mild left glute strain, manager Skip Schumaker said July 10. The injury could require a stint on the injured list.
Bradford (left UCL surgery) is expected to make his first rehab outing on July 12 with Double-A Frisco.
Montgomery (Tommy John surgery) tossed three scoreless innings for Triple-A Round Rock on July 7 in his fourth rehab start, scattering five hits and striking out three without issuing a walk.
Ronald Acuña Jr. and Robert Suarez, Braves
Acuña (Grade 1 left hamstring strain) is likely to begin a rehab assignment during the All-Star break, Braves manager Walt Weiss said July 8.
Suarez (right forearm inflammation) hasn't resumed throwing, but there's still hope he could return before the end of July.
Lance McCullers Jr., Hayden Wesneski, Ronel Blanco and Bennett Sousa, Astros
McCullers (right rotator cuff impingement) will make his fourth Minor League rehab start on July 17 for Double-A Corpus Christi.
Wesneski (torn right UCL) is scheduled to make his second Minor League rehab start on July 11 for Triple-A Sugar Land.
Blanco (torn right UCL) is a candidate to start the Astros' July 12 series finale after pitching two perfect relief innings for Triple-A Sugar Land on July 7.
Sousa (left elbow inflammation) threw 16 pitches (11 strikes) in one hitless inning on July 8 at Triple-A Sugar Land, allowing one unearned run.
Clay Holmes, Marcus Semien and Mark Vientos, Mets
Holmes (fractured right fibula) threw 40 pitches in a simulated batting practice session with rehabbing Mets second baseman Marcus Semien on July 10. The next time Holmes faces hitters will likely be during the All-Star break in Florida.
After appearing in Holmes’ simulated session, Semien (left hip flexor strain) took live batting practice that same day without any problems, according to manager Andy Green.
Vientos suffered a right hand fracture when he was hit by a pitch in the second inning on July 9. He will not require surgery and is expected to be out for six to eight weeks.
Ranger Suarez and Connelly Early, Red Sox
Suarez was placed on the 15-day injured list on July 9 with a left groin strain.
Early (left elbow inflammation) will be getting a second opinion during the week of July 7 with Dr. Keith Meister in Arlington, Texas, after undergoing an MRI.
Owen Caissie, Marlins
Caissie (right calf strain) was placed on the IL on July 9. He left the team's game on July 8 before the top of the second inning with right calf tightness, which he initially felt on July 7.
Justin Crawford, Phillies
Crawford was scratched from the lineup on July 10 due to left knee soreness.
Harrison Bader, Matt Chapman, Victor Bericoto, Matt Gage and Daniel Susac, Giants
Bader (left plantar fasciitis) is continuing baseball activities, including a running progression, as of a July 10 update.
Chapman (abdominal strain) will be held out of baseball activities through the weekend of July 10-12.
Bericoto was placed on the injured list on July 10 with a left oblique strain after exiting early on July 9.
Gage (left elbow strain) will receive a PRP injection on July 11.
Susac (lower back strain) began a rehab assignment on July 9 with Triple-A Sacramento.
Kyle Isbel and Nick Mears, Royals
Isbel (left plantar fasciitis) resumed baseball activity on July 7. If he progresses well, a rehab assignment could come after the All-Star break.
Mears (right shoulder impingement) did not feel good after throwing a July 6 live batting practice session. He will undergo another scan July 11 for reevaluation.
Mick Abel, Connor Prielipp and Anthony Banda, Twins
Abel underwent right elbow surgery on July 1, and the Twins are encouraged by how it went, as of a July 10 update. The team will announce a timetable after a follow-up evaluation.
Prielipp was placed on the 15-day injured list on July 9 with a blister.
Banda (left lat strain) underwent surgery and will not pitch again in 2026.
Tim Herrin, Guardians
Herrin left the Guardians' July 8 game after being hit on the left elbow by a line drive. He is not expected to miss significant time.
Travis d'Arnaud, Angels
d'Arnaud (right foot plantar fasciitis) progressed to running the bases on July 10.
Dillon Dingler and Justin Verlander, Tigers
X-rays were negative for a fracture after Dingler left the game on July 8 after taking a foul tip off his right thumb. He was still dealing with swelling as of a July 9 update and was out of the lineup through July 10.
Verlander (left hip inflammation) was scheduled to throw a bullpen session on July 9.
Max Scherzer, Blue Jays
Scherzer (back spasms) will throw a bullpen session on July 12 in Toronto and will make his next rehab start on July 14 with the Rookie-level FCL Blue Jays.
Gavin Lux, Jake Fraley and Steven Matz, Rays
Lux (left shoulder inflammation) has played in four rehab games for Triple-A Durham through July 9, going 5-for-13 (.385) with three walks. He played at designated hitter from July 7-9.
Fraley (hernia) is 1-for-9 with a home run in three rehab games for Triple-A Durham through July 9.
Matz (left ankle sprain) began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Durham on July 9, allowing a run on three hits with a strikeout while recording two outs on 25 pitches.
Matt McLain, Dane Myers and Tony Santillan, Reds
McLain was placed on the 10-day injured list on July 10 with a Grade 1 left calf strain.
Myers (left shoulder contusion) will head to the team complex during the All-Star break to work out and get ready. He hopes to be activated on July 17 when the second half begins.
Santillan (left oblique strain) underwent a follow-up MRI on July 8 that revealed 60 percent progress with his healing, manager Terry Francona said. He was scheduled to undergo a PRP injection on July 9 to help speed more healing.
Brad Lord, Jake Irvin and Trevor Williams, Nationals
Lord was placed on the 15-day injured list on July 10 with left side tightness.
Irvin (right shoulder strain) faced batters on July 8 for the first time since being placed on the injured list on May 24. He will pitch in West Palm Beach, Fla., over the All-Star break.
Williams (right elbow sprain) threw 2 2/3 scoreless innings in a rehab start on July 8 for Triple-A Rochester, allowing two hits and striking out two.
Jameson Taillon, Justin Steele, Edward Cabrera, Daniel Palencia, Phil Maton and Hunter Harvey, Cubs
Taillon (left hamstring strain) threw 45 pitches over 3 1/3 innings in a July 5 rehab outing with High-A South Bend. The plan is to have him make one more rehab start, but he could be activated before the All-Star break if a need arises.
Steele (left elbow flexor strain) met with Dr. Keith Meister on July 7, gaining clearance to keep building. He aims to throw off a mound during the first week of August.
Cabrera (left hamstring/adductor strain) has resumed throwing, plus light running and agility work, as of July 7. He might throw off a mound before the All-Star break.
Palencia (mild right elbow flexor strain) had resumed playing catch as of July 7 and could be back on a mound around the All-Star break.
Maton (right knee tendinitis) threw 1 2/3 innings with three strikeouts in a rehab outing for Triple-A Iowa on July 8, throwing 13 of his 15 pitches for strikes. Manager Craig Counsell said Maton will likely have at least one more rehab appearance.
Harvey (stress reaction near right triceps/shoulder) has resumed a throwing program in Arizona, as of July 8, but his timetable for return remains unclear.
Jeremiah Estrada and Samad Taylor, Padres
Estrada (right knee inflammation) has resumed throwing bullpen sessions -- albeit with no plan for a rehab stint yet.
Taylor was placed on the 10-day injured list on July 8 with a right oblique strain. He was sent for further testing to determine the grade of the strain.