MLB Disabled List Baseball

28.7.26 San Fran.

San Francisco Giants third baseman Casey Schmitt left Monday's 3-0 win over the Milwaukee Brewers after injuring his left knee while running to first base. Schmitt walked off the field with assistance and will undergo an MRI, with manager Tony Vitello expecting him to miss significant time. His injury adds to the Giants' growing list of sidelined players, while Schmitt had been enjoying a career-best season with a .271 average, 21 home runs, and 55 RBIs.

26.7.26 Texas

The Texas Rangers placed star third baseman Josh Jung on the 10-day injured list with a left calf strain after he was unable to run at full speed. Jung, the team's leading hitter with a .294 average, was replaced on the roster by infielder Josh Smith, who was recalled from Triple-A Round Rock.

25.7.26 Houston

Houston Astros pitcher Spencer Arrighetti left Friday night's game against the Chicago White Sox before the second inning because of nerve irritation in his right foot. Arrighetti said he injured the nerve between his third and fourth toes during pregame warmups and felt pain on nearly every pitch. Despite allowing three runs in the first inning, he tried to pitch through the discomfort before being replaced by AJ Blubaugh. The Astros later rallied with an eight-run sixth inning to beat the White Sox 9-5.

24.7.26 Atlanta

Braves manager Walt Weiss said Ronald Acuna Jr. could be activated from the injured list for Atlanta's series in Baltimore if his final rehab game with Triple-A Gwinnett goes well. Acuna has recovered from a left hamstring strain and is focused on regaining his timing at the plate after seven rehab games. The 2023 MVP has been a key contributor this season, with the Braves posting a much stronger record when he is in the lineup.

23.7.26 Athletics

The Athletics placed right-hander J.T. Ginn on the 15-day injured list with a blister on his pitching hand, retroactive to Saturday after his strong outing against Washington. Mason Barnett was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas to replace Ginn, as the Athletics' injured list grew to a season-high 11 players.

22.7.26 Detroit

The Detroit Tigers placed right-hander Jack Flaherty on the 15-day injured list with right flexor inflammation after his start against the Cubs. Ty Madden was recalled from Triple-A Toledo to bolster an overworked bullpen, while manager A.J. Hinch also provided an update on Justin Verlander, saying the veteran is progressing in his recovery but has not yet resumed mound work.

21.7.26 Ch. Sox

Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel injured his left ankle while attempting a tag against the Texas Rangers and is expected to land on the injured list pending further evaluation. Teel, who has already missed significant time this season with hamstring and knee injuries, was helped off the field after the injury.

20.7.26 LA Dodg.

Shohei Ohtani will miss his scheduled Wednesday start against the Phillies and remain off the mound indefinitely because of irritation in his left knee, the Dodgers announced. While the team expects Ohtani to pitch again this season, there is no timetable for his return. He will continue serving as the Dodgers' designated hitter, as the knee issue affects him only while pitching.

19.7.26 Milwaukee

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff announced he will undergo another anterior capsule surgery on his right shoulder, likely ending his 2026 season. The procedure is the same one he had after the 2023 season, and he hopes to return to pitching after rehabilitation. Woodruff had posted a 2.98 ERA in nine starts before the injury, adding to the Brewers' growing list of pitching setbacks.

18.7.26 LA Dodg.

Shohei Ohtani received a lubricant injection in his left knee after last Sunday's game to relieve discomfort, but did not have fluid drained, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. The two-way star is expected to continue playing and likely make his next pitching start Wednesday, though the team plans to monitor his workload more closely and may give him rest days after pitching.

17.7.26 Philadel.

Philadelphia Phillies reliever Brad Keller is expected to miss the remainder of the season after being diagnosed with a torn UCL in his right elbow. Keller will seek a second opinion before deciding on surgery, which could also sideline him for much or all of the 2027 season. The injury further weakens Philadelphia's bullpen ahead of the Aug. 3 trade deadline, with Seth Johnson recalled from Triple-A to replace him on the roster.

15.7.26 LA Dodg.

Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani had fluid drained from his left knee to relieve irritation but is expected to be in the lineup as a designated hitter for this weekend's series against the Yankees. Manager Dave Roberts said Ohtani did not receive an injection, and it remains undecided whether he will pitch during the three-game series.