All articles tagged with #injury list
Ketel Marte, on the Diamondbacks’ injured list after failing to appear for a game in Boston and later undergoing knee tests, was spotted at a casino during Friday’s home game against the Reds, drawing frustration from manager Torey Lovullo and highlighting ongoing off-field drama around the veteran second baseman as the team contends with a down season.
Oakland placed Tyler Soderstrom on the 10-day injured list with a left hip impingement (retroactive to Aug. 15) and recalled Darell Hernaiz. Manager Mark Kotsay said Soderstrom will see a hip specialist and could miss the rest of the season. The 2026 line so far stands at 19 homers with a .245/.338/.472 slash across 453 plate appearances, as the A’s endure a tough year with a league-worst record and a 13-player IL list.
Green Bay opened training camp with six players on injury lists: RB Chris Brooks on the non-football injury list, and TE Tucker Kraft, TE Luke Musgrave, LG Aaron Banks, DL Javon Hargrave and CB Kamal Hadden on the physically unable to perform list. Kraft’s ACL and Hadden’s ankle are the notable injuries; Kraft is expected back around August 23 with practice possible about three weeks earlier. Wyatt and Tom aren’t on injury lists to start the year, and the report includes a few additional notes from NFL coverage about PUP timing for other players.
The Texas Rangers placed shortstop Corey Seager on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to May 15) with lower back inflammation, recalling Michael Helman. Seager is hitting .179/.286/.353 this season and underwent an MRI with a specialist visit; a return in about a week is possible. With Seager out and Josh Smith on the IL, Texas has used Ezequiel Durán at short and Justin Foscue at second, though Foscue is slumping in a small sample. The club may lean on Helman or other in-house options while Seager recovers.
The Minnesota Twins placed right-hander Taj Bradley on the 15-day injured list with inflammation in his right pec, retroactive to May 6, and recalled Travis Adams to take his spot. Bradley has a 2.87 ERA through eight starts (47 innings) with strong strikeout efficiency, but his IL stint compounds a rotation that already includes Mick Abel and Pablo Lopez. Joe Ryan is set to return today after elbow discomfort, and with no off-day until May 21, Minnesota must cover at least one more Bradley start, likely via a bullpen game or another call-up.
Miami placed closer Pete Fairbanks on the 15-day IL with nerve irritation after he left last night’s game vs. the Dodgers with hand numbness; Cade Gibson was recalled from Triple-A to take his roster spot. Fairbanks has struggled this season and has a history of nerve issues, but Miami hopes for a short IL stint. Bullpen duties may shift to Tyler Phillips, Anthony Bender, or Michael Petersen in his absence.
Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich exited the game with left hamstring tightness; early indications suggest a more serious issue that could land him on the injured list, a significant blow to a Brewers team already dealing with injuries as they contend in a competitive NL Central. Yelich had been productive this season, slashing .327/.389/.469 over 14 games.
The article explains the NFL roster reduction process for the Vikings, including the differences between waivers and releases, rules for injured players, and deadlines for roster moves, highlighting key players and procedures for the 2025 season.
The article discusses potential players the Steelers might place on the Reserve/Injured List (IR) as they finalize their 53-man roster, highlighting key injuries and considerations for players like Will Howard, Calvin Anderson, Derrick Harmon, and others, with some players possibly avoiding IR due to quick recoveries.
The Washington Commanders announced that 30 players, including key starters like Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel, and Marcus Mariota, will not participate in their preseason opener against the New England Patriots.
The San Francisco 49ers signed four players—Ameer Abdullah, Carter Bradley, Marquez Callaway, and Andy Isabella—to one-year deals, while releasing or waiving several players, and activated OL Ben Bartch from injury list, as part of their roster adjustments.
The Houston Texans made several roster moves before their training camp, placing running back Joe Mixon and cornerback Alijah Huzzie on the NFI list, and Dameon Pierce and J.J. Taylor on the PUP list, with other players also on injured lists. They waived rookie Keydrain Calligan to add veteran Arthur Maulet.
The Buffalo Bills placed tight end Dawson Knox on the non-football injury list without disclosing the reason, while making several other roster moves including signing Matt Sokol and activating Landon Jackson.
The Patriots' training camp has begun with several players on injury lists, including Carlton Davis and others, while Stefon Diggs was notably not listed on any injury list, raising questions about his status.
Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson will start training camp on the active/non-football injury list, along with three other players, but can return after passing a physical. Johnson, a two-time Pro Bowler, has an undisclosed injury and was active during offseason activities.