All articles tagged with #injury updates
Pochettino is trimming the US men’s national team pool to 26 for the 2026 World Cup amid secrecy and uncertainty, with likely inclusions for stars like Pulisic and McKennie, injury concerns around Chris Richards, and wildcard potential for 19-year-old Zavier Gozo on a provisional list as the final roster is set for Tuesday.
Houston activates Tatsuya Imai from the injured list for the second game against Seattle, likely restoring a six-man rotation as Arrighetti and Lambert fill depth roles; Nate Pearson shifts to a reliever role after elbow surgery rehab, and Jeremy Peña and Jake Meyers are set to begin rehab assignments soon. The injuries have left Houston at 16-26, among the AL’s worst records, with Hader nearing a return and more bullpen notes in play.
The Lakers’ first-round series vs. the Rockets could hinge on the return timelines for Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves: Reaves is expected to miss at least the first two games but could be back by Game 3, while Doncic is undergoing cell-based therapy and is expected to rejoin before Game 1 in Los Angeles, though recovery timelines remain uncertain.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen could undergo a foot procedure, though Bills officials say it wouldn’t affect offseason workouts; the NFL news roundup also tracks coaching interviews, roster moves, and various injuries across multiple teams.
Sam Darnold is active for Seattle’s NFC Divisional Round matchup with the 49ers despite an oblique injury; rookie Jalen Milroe is inactive as the emergency quarterback, and Josh Jones is out. Charles Cross returns, and Coby Bryant is back for Seattle. For San Francisco, Ricky Pearsall is active, Trent Williams returns, but George Kittle is out with an Achilles injury and placed on IR. The piece also lists the teams’ inactives for the game.
Jaccob Slavin is returning from injury for the Hurricanes, William Nylander is back for the Maple Leafs, and several other teams have notable lineup updates and injury statuses, including the Canadiens, Panthers, Sharks, Flyers, Rangers, Bruins, and Sabres.
Seattle Seahawks, NFC West champions, are optimistic about returning key players from injury, including Charles Cross, as they prepare for the playoffs. Their defense continues to dominate, limiting opponents' explosive plays, while their run game has been highly productive, with key players surpassing 1,000 yards. The team emphasizes maintaining their consistent preparation and mindset regardless of playoff circumstances.
The Los Angeles Rams expect to have safety Quentin Lake and wide receiver Davante Adams back for their Wild Card playoff game against the Panthers, with tight end Terrance Ferguson also likely to play. Offensive lineman Kevin Dotson's status remains uncertain, and Rob Havenstein's injury is considered week-to-week. The team is cautious with injuries, aiming to have key players available for the postseason.
Jason Zucker is set to return to the Buffalo Sabres lineup after recovering from injuries, and his presence is expected to boost the team's power play, which has struggled recently. The Sabres' recent winning streak ended, but they remain strong at home, and Zucker's veteran leadership and scoring ability will be key as they prepare for upcoming games, including a match against Vancouver.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed safety Marcus Maye to the active roster, elevated guard Branson Taylor and QB DJ Uiagalelei from the practice squad for Sunday's game, and made injury-related roster adjustments, including placing Nikko Reed on injured reserve and updating the injury status of Elijah Molden and Del'Shawn Phillips.
The Panthers face linebacker shortages with Claudin Cherelus out, and are monitoring the health of key players like Rob Hunt and David Moore. Baker Mayfield is expected to play despite shoulder and knee injuries, demonstrating his toughness. The team is adjusting its lineup and preparing for the upcoming game amid these injury concerns.
The Seahawks are preparing for a crucial Saturday game against the 49ers with a compressed schedule, facing some injury uncertainties but focusing on maintaining their winning momentum. Despite a less-than-perfect game from quarterback Sam Darnold, the team managed to secure a win, with standout contributions from AJ Barner. The coaching staff is aware of slow offensive starts and is committed to improving their early-game performance.
After Sunday's game, Seahawks' QB Geno Smith suffered a high ankle sprain and may miss next week, while DT Adam Butler sustained a bicep strain, according to Coach Pete Carroll.
Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided injury updates, including Coby Bryant's recovery process and the status of other players like Josh Jones, Tory Horton, George Holani, and Chazz Surratt, ahead of their game against the Carolina Panthers. Jones is expected to start again, while others are working through their injuries with some uncertainty about their return this season.
The Green Bay Packers announced that QB Jordan Love is out for Saturday's game against Baltimore due to injury, and LB Kristian Welch has been placed on injured reserve. G Aaron Banks and WR Savion Williams are questionable due to illness for the game.