As MLB resumes after the All-Star break, teams across both leagues are navigating a wave of key injuries. Here are the latest updates from across the league.

American League (AL)

Baltimore Orioles

  • Grayson Rodriguez (right lat strain): experienced right elbow discomfort, which was also experienced earlier in the year and caused him to be shut down during Spring Training.

  • Zach Eflin (lower back strain): Allowed two runs in four innings during his July 13 rehab start at Double-A Chesapeake.

  • Ryan Mountcastle (right hamstring strain): Scheduled to begin rehab assignment July 22 with Triple-A Norfolk.

  • Cade Povich (left hip inflammation): Tossed three perfect innings in a rehab start on July 13 at High-A Aberdeen.

Houston Astros

  • Yordan Alvarez (right hand fracture): Re-evaluation scheduled for July 17; experiencing no pain and hopeful to resume batting shortly.

  • Spencer Arrighetti (right thumb fracture): Throwing live batting practice in Florida; rehab assignment expected soon.

  • Cristian Javier (Tommy John surgery): Allowed two earned runs in first rehab start (1⅓ innings) on July 12 with the FCL Astros.

  • Jake Meyers (right calf strain): Placed on 10-day IL July 11; expected absence of over three weeks.

  • Jeremy Peña (rib fracture): Resumed baseball activities but not yet swinging a bat; potential return shortly after the All-Star break.

Tampa Bay Rays

  • Shane McClanahan (left triceps nerve irritation): Recorded five outs (three strikeouts) during July 13 rehab start at Triple-A Durham.

  • Ha-Seong Kim (left foot contusion): Initial X-rays negative after July 13 incident; status remains day-to-day.

Texas Rangers

  • Nathan Eovaldi (back): Has been scratched from his scheduled start against the Tigers on July 20 due to back tightness, he is day-to-day.

Toronto Blue Jays

  • Alek Manoah (right UCL surgery): Struggled in first rehab start July 14 in Florida Complex League (four runs allowed, one out recorded).

  • Daulton Varsho (left hamstring strain): Began rehab assignment July 17 (0-for-3 as DH) in Florida Complex League.

New York Yankees

  • Max Fried (left index finger blister): Removed after three innings on July 12; injury considered minor.

  • Luis Gil (right lat strain): Struck out six batters over 3⅓ innings in July 13 rehab appearance with Double-A Somerset.

Cleveland Guardians

  • Shane Bieber (Tommy John surgery): Impressive first rehab outing on July 15, pitching two scoreless innings with five strikeouts in Arizona Complex League.

  • Gabriel Arias (left ankle sprain): Participating fully in baseball activities and expected to run bases during the week of July 14.

National League (NL)

Arizona Diamondbacks

  • Eugenio Suárez (left hand contusion): X-rays negative after being hit by pitch in All-Star Game on July 15; remains day-to-day.

Atlanta Braves

  • Austin Riley (right abdominal strain): Placed on the 10-day IL on July 12.

Los Angeles Dodgers

  • Blake Snell (left shoulder inflammation): Dominant second rehab outing July 15 in Arizona Complex League; seven strikeouts over three innings, allowed one run.

  • Roki Sasaki (right shoulder impingement): Resumed bullpen throwing; potential return expected by late August.

Miami Marlins

  • Connor Norby (broken left hamate bone): Underwent surgery July 16; estimated recovery timeline is six to eight weeks.

Milwaukee Brewers

  • Sal Frelick (Grade 1 left hamstring strain): Status uncertain entering second half; further evaluation ongoing.

Philadelphia Phillies

  • Aaron Nola (right ankle sprain, stress fracture in rib): Completed bullpen session July 12; scheduled live batting practice sessions July 15 and July 19.

  • Alec Bohm (left rib cage bruise): Exited July 12 game after being hit by pitch; did not play July 13, considered day-to-day.

St. Louis Cardinals

  • Lars Nootbaar (left side discomfort): Placed on 10-day IL on July 13.

  • Nolan Arenado (right index finger sprain): Out of lineup since July 11 recurrence; monitoring closely.

Stay tuned for more MLB injury updates as teams gear up for the crucial stretch after the All-Star break.

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