Stay up-to-date with all the latest news on injured and recovering players from across Major League Baseball.

Zac Gallen, D-backs

Gallen was removed from Friday's start in the sixth inning due to right hamstring tightness. On Saturday, he said he is planning to make his next scheduled start. More >

Justin Steele and Jordan Wicks, Cubs

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.

Wicks was scratched from his scheduled start on Sunday against the Red Sox due to left forearm tightness. More >

Christian Yelich, DL Hall and Wade Miley, Brewers

Yelich (low back strain) has begun 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 >

Further testing of Miley’s sore left elbow revealed an unfortunate diagnosis: The 37-year-old has a torn UCL and needs Tommy John surgery which will end his season. More >

Anthony Rendon and Miguel Sanó, Angels

Rendon was diagnosed with a high-grade partial tear in his left hamstring. Rendon said there is no timetable for his return, but it’s expected to be a lengthy absence. More >

Sanó exited Friday's game against the Twins in the sixth inning due to left knee soreness. He was out of the lineup again on Saturday but is expected to avoid the IL. More >

Jesús Luzardo and Avisaíl García, Marlins

Luzardo was scratched from his scheduled start Friday and placed on the 15-day injured list with left elbow tightness. More >

García was placed on the 10-day injured list Sunday due to a left hamstring strain. More >

Dylan Carlson, Cardinals

Carlson (sprained left AC joint) is expected to start his rehab assignment with Triple A Memphis on Tuesday or Wednesday.

John Means, Orioles

Means (left forearm strain) will make his sixth -- and likely final -- Triple-A rehab appearance on Sunday. More >

Nick Pivetta and Vaughn Grissom, Red Sox

Pivetta (right elbow flexor strain) took a big step toward his return when he threw three innings and 50 pitches of live batting practice at Fenway Park on Saturday.

There's a chance Grissom (right hamstring strain) could make his season debut during the three-game series at Fenway Park against the Giants that starts Tuesday. More >

Walker Buehler, Dodgers

Buehler (Tommy John surgery) made his fifth rehab start -- his fourth with Triple-A Oklahoma City -- on Wednesday and threw 86 pitches. The Dodgers have decided to have Buehler throw at least one more rehab start next week and after that, there will be a real discussion about his return, which could come sometime next homestand. More >

Kodai Senga, David Peterson and Tylor Megill, Mets

Senga (right shoulder capsule strain) threw a multi-inning bullpen session Thursday at Citi Field and is scheduled to throw live batting practice on Monday. The Mets still don't have a firm timetable on Senga, who is not eligible to come off the 60-day injured list until May 27.

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.

Megill (right shoulder strain) threw two scoreless innings with six strikeouts for High-A Brooklyn on Saturday, which puts him on track to be fully stretched out by the middle of May. More >

Joey Gallo and Josiah Gray, Nationals

Gallo was placed on the 10-day injured list Saturday with a left shoulder AC sprain.

Gray (flexor strain) threw from 90 feet on Thursday, and the Nationals hope he will be able to throw off the mound during their road series in Texas next week. More >

Blake Snell and Alex Cobb, Giants

Snell (left adductor strain) said Friday that he'll be aiming to return shortly after he's eligible to come off the IL on May 8.

Cobb, who was rehabbing from left hip surgery, experienced some mild shoulder irritation before throwing a bullpen session on April 16. The shoulder pain persisted and he was re-evaluated by team orthopedist Dr. Ken Akizuki on Friday. Cobb received a cortisone shot and could resume throwing as soon as Monday. More >

Cody Bradford, Rangers

The original plan was for Bradford (lower back strain) to miss just 15 days, but after further diagnostics, doctors found a “very small” stress fracture on the 12th rib on the right side, per manager Bruce Bochy. He added that the team is looking at about another month for Bradford. More >

Matt Brash and Bryan Woo, Mariners

Brash (right elbow inflammation) was shut down from throwing indefinitely on Saturday after suffering a setback while throwing prior to the Mariners' game against the D-backs on Friday. General manager Justin Hollander said that the club, after meeting with the team physician, is "concerned." More >

Woo (right elbow inflammation) threw 3 1/3 scoreless innings for Triple-A Tacoma on Saturday, giving up two hits while walking none and striking out six on 49 pitches. More >

Frankie Montas, Reds

Montas (right forearm contusion) is progressing and is expected to throw off the mound this weekend, manager David Bell said Friday. More >

Josh Lowe and Colin Poche, Rays

Lowe was hoping to soon make his season debut after dealing with left hip inflammation and a right oblique strain this spring, but he recently began feeling right hamstring tightness and will be sidelined at least a few more days. He is awaiting the results of an MRI to determine the extent of this latest injury, but he's hopeful it won't keep him out much longer. More >

The Rays placed Poche on the 15-day injured list with mid-back tightness on Friday. More >