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Brandon Woodruff will undergo capsule surgery on his throwing shoulder, ending his 2026 season and likely delaying his return for part or all of 2027. The 33-year-old has a history of shoulder and other injuries, but he's not retiring and hopes to pitch again. Milwaukee faces rotation uncertainty without him and could pursue a veteran starter at the trade deadline to bolster a young group aiming for another playoff run.
Athletics prospect Ryan Lasko is in stable condition after undergoing spinal decompression and stabilization surgery for a C6-C7 vertebra fracture suffered in an outfield collision. He currently has no feeling in his lower body due to swelling, but doctors remain hopeful for recovery as team medical staff and trainers support his care.
The Kansas City Royals placed first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino on the 10-day injured list with a right hamate fracture after an injury in the 8-7 loss to Houston. John Rave was recalled, with Jac Caglianone moving to first base and Isaac Collins in left as replacements. Hamate fractures typically sideline players for about 4-5 weeks, potentially keeping Pasquantino out through the All-Star break. Pasquantino has had a down year at the plate (.224/.309/.350, 291 PA) and the Royals will lean on Caglianone and outfield replacements while he’s out.
Miami’s left-hander Robby Snelling will have Tommy John surgery after a UCL sprain, ending his season and likely delaying his big-league impact until 2027. He debuted this month after climbing the minors, but the injury pauses his development and affects the Marlins’ rotation plans and club-control window, as they navigate roster depth and potential trades while he rehabs for more than a year.
Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal visited Cleveland's David Fry in the hospital after Fry was hit in the face by a 99 mph fastball during a game, suffering facial and nasal fractures but expected to recover fully. Skubal was upset and wanted to check on Fry, leading to a hospital visit with Guardians' manager Stephen Vogt and players, who reported Fry is in good spirits despite the injury.
Guardians' DH David Fry was hospitalized after being hit in the face by a 99-mph fastball from Tigers' Tarik Skubal during a game, in an inning marked by multiple errors and a comeback by the Guardians, who ultimately won 5-2 and are now in control of the AL Central division.
Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo is day-to-day with minor pectoral inflammation after exiting a game early; further assessment in the next 24-48 hours will determine if he needs to be placed on the injured list.