Stay up-to-date with all the latest news on injured players across Major League Baseball.

Jesús Luzardo, Phillies

Luzardo was scratched from his Sept. 12 start with left shoulder soreness. Interim manager Don Mattingly is hopeful that Luzardo can pitch sometime next week.

Carlos Correa, Astros

Correa (left ankle surgery) will travel to Houston in the coming days to be re-evaluated by team doctors. He would ideally begin a Triple-A rehab assignment by the end of the week of Sept. 14.

Clarke Schmidt, Trent Grisham, Giancarlo Stanton and Fernando Cruz, Yankees

Schmidt (Tommy John surgery) could return during the Yankees' Sept. 14-16 series against the Twins. 

Grisham (right hamstring strain) may not return during the regular season, manager Aaron Boone said Sept. 13. 

Stanton (left calf strain) has not officially been ruled out for the season, but a return is not imminent. 

Cruz (partially torn right UCL) had not yet resumed throwing as of Sept. 13.

Justin Steele and Trent Thornton, Cubs

Steele (left elbow flexor strain) threw a bullpen session in Chicago on Sept. 13 and will return to Triple-A Iowa to continue his rehab assignment. 

Thornton was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 12 with a left ankle sprain. The move was described as precautionary given Thornton's prior Achilles injury.

Shohei Ohtani, Roki Sasaki and Edwin Díaz, Dodgers

Ohtani (left knee and right biceps soreness) could resume swinging the bat as early as Sept. 14 or 15, per manager Dave Roberts. He has continued to work out and receive treatment. 

Sasaki (right middle finger blister) will most likely return during the Dodgers' Sept. 18-20 series against the Giants. 

Díaz (neck inflammation) will need at least one more rehab outing before the Dodgers consider activating him, as of a Sept. 13 update.

Robert Suarez, Joe Jiménez and Bryce Elder, Braves

Suarez (right elbow inflammation) threw 15 pitches in live batting practice on Sept. 13. The team is still determining next steps.

Jiménez (left knee surgery) threw live batting practice on Sept. 11 and is increasingly optimistic about an eventual return to the Majors. 

Elder (right knee surgery) could return at some point during the postseason.

Garrett Crochet, Ceddanne Rafaela, Anthony Seigler and Eli White, Red Sox

Crochet (left shoulder inflammation) is scheduled for a 30-pitch side session on Sept. 15. 

Rafaela (right quad strain) continues to work on building strength, which will ultimately determine when he is able to return. 

Seigler was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 13 with a right wrist injury. He is still undergoing testing. 

White was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 11 with a ligament injury in his right foot. He will get a second opinion in the week of Sept. 14.

Byron Buxton and Kaelen Culpepper, Twins

Buxton will undergo season-ending arthroscopic hip surgery on Sept. 18.

Culpepper left the Twins' Sept. 12 game after being hit by a pitch on his right shoulder in the bottom of the third. X-rays came back negative, but he was held out of the lineup on Sept. 13.

Kyle Bradish, Luis Robert Jr., Ryan Helsley and Félix Bautista, Orioles

Bradish was placed on the 15-day IL on Sept. 13 with lower abdominal discomfort. 

Robert (left hamstring discomfort) started running on the field on Sept. 11. 

Helsley (right elbow inflammation) is began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Norfolk on Sept. 12.

Bautista (right shoulder surgery) made his eighth rehab appearance on Sept. 12 with Triple-A Norfolk.

JJ Wetherholt, Cardinals

Wetherholt (right wrist tendinitis) plans to hit off a pitching machine on Sept. 14 and then go through his full pregame routine on Sept. 15. The team will then re-evaluate based on how he recovers.

Taylor Walls, Rays

Walls (right hip flexor strain) took grounders pregame on Sept. 11-13.

Connelly Early, Nationals

Early (left elbow inflammation) was scheduled for a rehab appearance with Double-A Harrisburg on Sept. 13.

Gage Jump and Luis Severino, Athletics

Jump left his Sept. 12 start after two innings with a left shoulder impingement. He was scheduled to undergo testing on Sept. 13 but was hopeful he would make his next start. 

Severino (right shoulder strain) had a successful bullpen session on Sept. 12. A 2026 return is off the table, but he expects to have a normal offseason.

Jack Flaherty and Justin Verlander, Tigers

Flaherty (right flexor inflammation) was encouraged by his two-inning simulated game on Sept. 12 and will progress to a rehab start for Triple-A Toledo, likely on Sept. 17, before potentially returning. 

Verlander (left hip inflammation, left hamstring strain) had a mound session on Sept. 12 and will throw a simulated game next weekend before being evaluated for a potential return over the final weekend of the regular season.

Esmerlyn Valdez and Kirby Yates, Pirates

Valdez was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 12 with a left hamstring strain. 

Yates (right shoulder impingement) could return by the end of the Pirates' Sept. 15-17 series against the Brewers.

Owen Caissie, Marlins

Caissie was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 13 with a lumbar stress reaction, effectively ending his season.