As we enter the twelfth week of MLB action, several storylines have emerged. From short-term hiccups to longer-term structural challenges, teams are still looking for ways to mitigate the effects of a 162-game season.With the All-Star break now about a month away, today we will be examining the top injury updates from around the league for June 14, 2024.MLB Injury Update for June 14Nolan ArenadoAlthough he has had a cold start to the season, St. Louis Cardinals fans let out a collective sigh of relief after it was announced that third baseman Nolan Arenado would not be missing any time. The third baseman was hammered on the hand by a pitch from Pirates pitcher Hunter Stratton on Thursday, but x-rays showed that no internal damage had been done."babe wake up nolan arenado pulled a ball" - timExpected to be back in action on Friday, Arenado is hitting .260/.315/.380 with six home runs and 31 RBIs this season.Kyle FreelandVeteran left-hander Kyle Freeland has yet to make a start for the Colorado Rockies this season. Held back by an elbow injury, Freeman took to the field on Thursday for a rehab assignment with Triple-A Albuquerque. Though three innings, Freeland allowed one run and is slated to make two more rehab starts before re-joining the Rockies, likely at the end of the month.Josh JungA hero of the Texas Rangers' ALCS victory over the Houston Astros this season, 26-year-old Josh Jung suffered a fractured wrist after getting hit with a pitch after just four games."Josh Jung has suffered a fractured wrist, per @kennlandry" - SleeperMLBOn Thursday, Jung participated in live batting practice, taking between 30 and 40 pitches off of Tyler Mahle, who has been completing his own rehab assignment in Triple-A Round Rock. Despite playing in just four games, Jung already has two home runs, six RBIs, and a .412 batting average.DL HallIn February, reliever DL Hall was traded from the Orioles to the Milwaukee Brewers after putting up a commendable 3.26 ERA in 18 games last year. However, a sprained knee took hold after just four games, landing Hall on the 60-day IL.With Milwaukee brandishing one of the best bullpen ERA figures in MLB, fans can ostensibly look forward to DL Hall slotting himself back in soon. On Thursday, the 25-year-old pitched his first rehab start in Triple-A Nashville, allowing two runs and two outs.