All articles tagged with #60 day il
San Francisco placed Rafael Devers on the 60-day injured list with a core muscle injury and promoted Scott Bandura to replace him on both the 28- and 40-man rosters. Devers could undergo surgery after a visit with Dr. William Meyers, while Bandura—who had a breakout minor-league season (.320/.407/.488 with 34 steals)—will make his MLB debut as the Giants evaluate outfield options for 2027.
Aaron Judge was activated from the Yankees' 60-day injured list after more than three months out with a right rib stress fracture. He’ll rejoin a lineup that’s been without him for a while, with a gradual return in mind as Boone weighs DH/OF usage. The club also optioned Elmer Rodríguez to Triple-A and DFA’d Chase Hampton to clear a 40-man spot, as New York fends for a playoff spot and top seeding.
Boston activated Roman Anthony and Trevor Story off the 60-day injured list, prompting 40-man roster moves that will send Mickey Gasper and Anthony Seigler to Worcester. Anthony is expected to serve as DH with occasional left field duties after returning from a right wrist sprain, while Story comes back after abdominal/hernia-related surgery to help anchor a thinner middle infield. Yoshida is out with a hamstring strain, Duran is underperforming, and a pitcher will fill the other open 40-man slot as rosters expand.
Kyle Teel has been activated from the White Sox’ 60-day injured list after hamstring and knee rehab and will rejoin the roster, with Edgar Quero optioned to Triple-A Charlotte to clear a spot; Teel, a former top prospect and centerpiece of the Garrett Crochet trade, is set to make his season debut as Chicago bets on improved catching and a playoff push ahead of a series with the division-leading Guardians.
The Colorado Rockies will promote pitching prospect Sean Sullivan to make his MLB debut against the Athletics, moving Chase Dollander to the 60-day injured list with a right elbow sprain and optioning Sammy Peralta to Triple-A. Sullivan, not on the 40-man roster, earns a chance to solidify a shifting rotation as the team navigates injuries, with a potential longer look if he sticks, ahead of a late-June schedule that could include a start at Coors Field against the Red Sox.
The Philadelphia Phillies placed outfielder Adolis García on the 60-day injured list with a torn right lat, recalled Gabriel Rincones Jr. from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to fill the roster spot, and added outfielder Derek Hill after acquiring him from the White Sox; Steward Berroa is headed to the paternity list, with more updates expected.
The Baltimore Orioles placed Ryan Mountcastle on the 60-day injured list with a serious left-foot injury and selected Weston Wilson to take his roster spot. The club had already recalled Dean Kremer and also completed a trade acquiring corner infielder Christian Encarnacion-Strand in a cash swap with the Reds. Jackson Holliday remains with the club but not yet back from his own injury, and the Orioles are rebalancing their lineup around Mountcastle’s absence while Mayo and Westburg provide in-house options at first base and the infield.
Kris Bryant’s career with the Colorado Rockies remains in limbo due to a chronic degenerative back condition that has him on the 60-day injured list with no clear timeline for a return, casting doubt on his seven-year, $182 million deal and underscoring how injuries have derailed a once-promising trajectory.
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper will not start the regular season on the 60-day injured list as he continues to recover from Tommy John surgery, according to team president Dave Dombrowski. While Harper's timeline has not changed, the team is keeping the option open to place him on the 60-day IL later. Harper's next step is to hit soft-tossed flips on back-to-back days, and he will travel with the team when the season begins.