MLB Injury Report Tracker 2024: Latest on pitcher injuries, season layoffs & more

Injuries unfortunately happen quite often in the MLB. That's true in all sports, but several baseball-related injuries can be season-ending or can cost players a significant chunk of the lengthy season. This seems to especially be true of pitchers right now.

Every year, major players suffer injuries and have to sit on the bench for a while. Even last year, the eventual MVP in the American League missed basically the last month of the season. This year, the reigning AL Cy Young winner hasn't thrown a pitch.

So, here's all the latest injury updates. We will continue to update this as we get significant injury news for players around the league.

MLB Injury Report Tracker 2024: Latest updates for major stars hurt

Apr. 21: Kyle Freeland, Colorado Rockies- 15-day IL

Kyle Freeland won't need surgery for his elbow, but he's going to miss either a month or six weeks, so the Colorado Rockies will miss their ace for a little while still.

Apr. 20: Spencer Strider, Atlanta Braves- 60-day IL

Spencer Strider is on his way to recovery

Spencer Strider and his doctors believe that there's a chance he could get on the mound early next season. After a UCL injury and surgery, he won't throw again this season, but he couldn't be out for very long next year, as he's progressing well for the Atlanta Braves.

Apr. 20: Framber Valdez, Houston Astros, 60-day IL

Houston Astros star Framber Valdez has been working through a throwing program, and he's just completed a 30-pitch bullpen session. He should be back soon from injury.

April 20: Bobby Miller, Los Angeles Dodgers- 15-day IL

The Los Angeles Dodgers are reporting that ace Bobby Miller is expected to start playing catch either Monday or Tuesday of next week as he continues to work back.

Apr. 20: Carlos Correa, Minnesota Twins- 15-day IL

Carlos Correa is dealing with a right intercostal strain and has been on the 10-day IL, but he's expected to resume baseball activities this week.

Max Scherzer, Texas Rangers- 60-day IL

Scherzer is getting close to coming back to the Texas Rangers, as the ace is slated to throw a rehab start on Wednesday.

Apr. 19: Trevor Story, Boston Red Sox- 60-day IL

After fracturing his shoulder and needing surgery, Trevor Story is going to be out for a very long time for the Boston Red Sox. At least 60 days is likely after the team put him on the 60-day IL.

Apr. 19: TJ Friedl, Cincinnati Reds- 10-day IL

Today, Cincinnati Reds manager David Bell said that TJ Friedl's wrist injury will prevent him from rehabbing at all for at least another week, potentially up to 10 days.

Apr. 19: Walker Buehler, Los Angeles Dodgers, 60-day IL

It's been a long time since Walker Buehler has pitched for the Los Angeles Dodgers, but he's slated to throw one more rehab start before he can join the rotation.

Apr. 19: DJ LeMahieu, New York Yankees, 10-day IL

DJ LeMahieu isn't ready yet to rehab and join the New York Yankees. The infielder's MRI didn't show as much healing, as they'd hoped, so his comeback has been delayed once more.

Apr. 18

Apr. 18: Tyler O'Neill, Boston Red Sox- 7-day IL

Boston Red Sox star Tyler O'Neill suffered a concussion last week after colliding with Rafael Devers, but Alex Cora is confident that he can be back at the earliest after coming off the seven-day IL for concussions next week.

Apr. 17: Eduardo Rodriguez, Arizona Diamondbacks- 60-day IL

Eduardo Rodriguez, the Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher, got moved to the 60-day Injured List on Apr. 17. That unfortunately means he's to be out for a lot longer with his shoulder injury.