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Freddie Freeman, Shohei Ohtani, Roki Sasaki, Edwin Díaz, Andy Pages and Kris Bubic, Dodgers
Freeman is dealing with ongoing right knee soreness stemming from patellar tendinitis. He was held out of the lineup on Sept. 14 but the team is not currently considering an IL stint.
Ohtani (left knee and right biceps soreness) could resume swinging the bat as early as Sept. 15, per manager Dave Roberts. He has continued to work out and receive treatment.
Sasaki (right middle finger blister) will most likely return during the Dodgers' Sept. 18-20 series against the Giants.
Díaz (neck inflammation) will have at least one more rehab outing with Triple-A Oklahoma City on Sept. 16 before potentially returning.
Pages (left hand fracture) is ramping up his hitting progression and will progress to hitting in the cage in the coming days.
Bubic (left shoulder soreness) traveled to Cincinnati with the team and could be activated during the series.
Justin Steele and Dansby Swanson, Cubs
Steele (left elbow flexor strain) threw a bullpen session in Chicago on Sept. 13 and will return to Triple-A Iowa to continue his rehab assignment on Sept. 15.
Swanson (left oblique strain) plans to play rehab games on Sept. 15-16, which would put him on target to return during the Cubs' Sept. 18-20 series in Cincinnati.
Rafael Devers, Giants
Devers was placed on the 60-day injured list on Sept. 13 with a core muscle injury that he’d been playing through for much of the season.
Shane Bieber, Anthony Santander and Trey Yesavage, Blue Jays
Bieber (right teres major inflammation) will throw off a mound for the first time on Sept. 15.
Santander (left shoulder labral surgery) will continue his rehab assignment through the week of Sept. 14.
Yesavage (left meniscus surgery) is scheduled to pitch for Triple-A Buffalo on Sept. 15 and could return around Sept. 20-21 if all goes well.
Jesús Luzardo, Phillies
Luzardo was scratched from his Sept. 12 start with left shoulder soreness. Interim manager Don Mattingly is hopeful that Luzardo can pitch sometime next week.
Carlos Correa, Astros
Correa (left ankle surgery) will travel to Houston in the coming days to be re-evaluated by team doctors. He would ideally begin a Triple-A rehab assignment by the end of the week of Sept. 14.
Clarke Schmidt, Trent Grisham, Giancarlo Stanton and Fernando Cruz, Yankees
Schmidt (Tommy John surgery) could return during the Yankees' Sept. 14-16 series against the Twins.
Grisham (right hamstring strain) may not return during the regular season, manager Aaron Boone said Sept. 13.
Stanton (left calf strain) has not officially been ruled out for the season, but a return is not imminent.
Cruz (partially torn right UCL) had not yet resumed throwing as of Sept. 13.
Robert Suarez, Braves
Suarez (right elbow inflammation) threw 15 pitches in live batting practice on Sept. 13. The team is still determining next steps.
Angel Martínez, Guardians
Martínez left the Guardians' Sept. 14 game after suffering an apparent injury on a swing. The club announced postgame that he is dealing with right flank inflammation.
Tommy Pham, White Sox
Pham (left calf strain) traveled with the team to Cleveland but is not expected to be ready to return during the series against the Guardians.
Garrett Crochet, Ceddanne Rafaela, Anthony Seigler and Eli White, Red Sox
Crochet (left shoulder inflammation) is scheduled for a 30-pitch side session on Sept. 15.
Rafaela (right quad strain) continues to work on building strength, which will ultimately determine when he is able to return.
Seigler was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 13 with a right wrist injury. He is still undergoing testing.
White was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 11 with a ligament injury in his right foot. He will get a second opinion in the week of Sept. 14.
Emerson Hancock, Mariners
Hancock (left adductor strain) threw a second bullpen session on Sept. 13. The Mariners will wait to see how he recovers before determining whether he will return in 2026.
Royce Lewis, Trevor Larnach and Kaelen Culpepper, Twins
Lewis left the Twins' Sept. 13 game with left shoulder soreness. He remained out of the lineup on Sept. 14 and is being considered day to day.
Larnach was held out of the lineup on Sept. 14 with right wrist soreness. The Twins are awaiting results of an MRI.
Culpepper (right shoulder contusion) remained out of the lineup on Sept. 14 but was available off the bench.
Devin Williams and Cionel Pérez, Mets
Williams (right shoulder strain) had a bullpen session at Citi Field on Sept. 14 and expects to throw another on Sept. 17 before potentially being activated.
Pérez (left forearm strain) will have his rehab assignment transferred to Triple-A Syracuse on Sept. 15. He is expected to return before the season ends.
Matt McLain, Reds
McLain was scratched on Sept. 12 due to left shoulder soreness. He remained out through Sept. 14, but manager Terry Francona indicated he was improving and the club had decided imaging would not be necessary.
Jason Adam and Gavin Sheets, Padres
Adam (right shoulder strain) began a rehab assignment with Triple-A El Paso on Sept. 13.
Sheets (left foot plantar fasciitis) is out of his walking boot and has resumed swinging the bat. If he does return this season, he would serve only as a designated hitter.
Kyle Bradish, Orioles
Bradish was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 13 with lower abdominal discomfort.
JJ Wetherholt, Cardinals
Wetherholt (right wrist tendinitis) planned to hit off a pitching machine on Sept. 14 and then go through his full pregame routine on Sept. 15. The team will then re-evaluate based on how he recovers.
Taylor Walls, Rays
Walls (right hip flexor strain) took grounders pregame on Sept. 11-13.
Gage Jump, Athletics
Jump left his Sept. 12 start after two innings with a left shoulder impingement. He is likely headed to the injured list, a move that would end his season, although the A's do not expect to make a decision until Sept. 15.
Colt Keith and Jack Flaherty, Tigers
Keith was a late scratch on Sept. 14 due to left thumb soreness. He was available off the bench.
Flaherty (right flexor inflammation) was encouraged by his two-inning simulated game on Sept. 12 and will progress to a rehab start for Triple-A Toledo, likely on Sept. 17, before potentially returning.
Hunter Goodman, Rockies
Goodman left the Rockies' Sept. 14 game with right thumb soreness.
Kirby Yates, Pirates
Yates (right shoulder impingement) could return by the end of the Pirates' Sept. 15-17 series against the Brewers.
Max Meyer and Owen Caissie, Marlins
Meyer (neck strain) has been shut down for the remainder of the 2026 season.
Caissie was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 13 with a lumbar stress reaction, effectively ending his season.