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

Corey Seager, Evan Carter, Tyler Mahle and Josh Jung, Rangers

Seager (left wrist) remains day-to-day after being hit by a pitch on Saturday in Baltimore.

Carter (lower back soreness) has resumed swinging a bat for the first time since he was placed on the injured list and is expected to face live pitching sometime in the next few days, per manager Bruce Bochy.

Mahle (right UCL repair surgery) began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Round Rock on Tuesday, throwing 19 pitches over two innings of work. More >

A specialist confirmed that Jung (right wrist fracture) has no structural damage in his surgically repaired wrist, although he continues to experience soreness. More >

Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber and J.T. Realmuto, Phillies

Harper (left hamstring strain) and Schwarber (left groin strain) were both able to progress to jogging on Tuesday.

Realmuto (right knee surgery) took batting practice, performed catching drills and jogged at Wrigley Field on Tuesday. More >

Royce Lewis, Twins

Lewis left Tuesday night's game against the Tigers with left groin tightness. He is day-to-day. More >

Ryan Mountcastle and Dean Kremer, Orioles

Mountcastle missed his second straight game Tuesday due to an illness, but manager Brandon Hyde said that he could be available off the bench.

Kremer (right triceps strain) is set to start Wednesday night's game against the Mariners. More >

Xander Bogaerts and Luis Campusano, Padres

Bogaerts (left shoulder fracture) has been cleared to take batting practice against high-velocity and breaking pitches, per manager Mike Shildt, and is likely to begin a rehab assignment later this week.

Campusano (left thumb bruise) began a rehab assignment with Single-A Lake Elsinore on Monday. More >

J.P. France, Justin Verlander and Kyle Tucker, Astros

France underwent surgery to repair a torn right shoulder capsule on Monday and will miss the remainder of the 2024 season. More >

Verlander, who has been on the IL since June 16 with neck stiffness, played catch for the first time over the weekend. Manager Joe Espada said Monday the Astros aren't ready to put a timetable on Verlander's return.

Tucker (right shin contusion) took 35 swings off a tee on Friday and ran on a treadmill. While his rehab progress hasn't been as fast as the Astros hoped, he is making progress toward returning to the lineup. More >

J.D. Martinez, Harrison Bader, Kodai Senga and Drew Smith, Mets

Martinez was a late scratch from Tuesday night's lineup due to left ankle soreness.

Bader left Tuesday night's game with neck discomfort after crashing into the outfield fence in the third inning. After being evaluated, Bader said he expected to be available on Wednesday.

Senga, who has not pitched all season due to a strained posterior capsule in his right shoulder, is scheduled to begin a Minor League rehab assignment July 3 at High-A Brooklyn.

Smith, who was placed on the 15-day IL with a right elbow sprain after having trouble getting loose during Monday's game against the Cubs, told reporters on Friday that he's likely headed for Tommy John surgery. The reliever said he has significant damage to the ligament in his elbow, but he's waiting for a second opinion before proceeding. More >

Josiah Gray, Nationals

Gray (right elbow/forearm flexor strain) has been shut down after experiencing fatigue and diminished velocity during his most recent rehab start on Saturday. More >

Jordan Montgomery, D-backs

Montgomery was placed on the 15-day IL Tuesday (retroactive to June 29) with right knee inflammation. More >

Adam Frazier, Royals

Frazier (right thumb strain) has been ramping up baseball activity and could go on a rehab assignment in the coming days, per manager Matt Quatraro. More >

Julian Merryweather, Cubs

Merryweather (rib stress fracture) threw 25 pitches in a live batting practice session on Tuesday. More >

Kris Bryant and Antonio Senzatela, Rockies

Bryant (left rib contusion, oblique strain) is continuing to ramp up baseball activity, but the Rockies still do not have a timetable set for his return.

Senzatela (Tommy John surgery) threw a bullpen on Tuesday and has begun throwing breaking balls as part of his progression, per manager Bud Black. Black also added that a September return was "reasonable" for the right-hander. More >

Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Blue Jays

Kiner-Falefa was a late scratch from Monday's lineup with a left knee injury. He was placed on the 10-day injured list on Tuesday with a left knee sprain. More >

Liam Hendriks, Red Sox

Hendriks (Tommy John surgery) is set to throw three more bullpen sessions this week and remains on track to join the Red Sox's bullpen by the Trade Deadline. More >

Michael Harris II and Tyler Matzek, Braves

Harris (Grade 2 left hamstring strain) has been throwing and hitting, but he has yet to resume running. There is no official timetable for his return to Atlanta's lineup, but it appears it won't be before the All-Star break.

Matzek (left elbow soreness) has been throwing from 90 feet and said he is encouraged by how his arm has felt. There is still no timetable for his return, however. More >

Blake Snell, Kyle Harrison and Alex Cobb, Giants

Snell (left groin strain) is scheduled for a third rehab start with Triple-A Sacramento on Wednesday. If all goes well, the Giants are hoping to have him back in the starting rotation on July 9.

Harrison (right ankle sprain) threw a light bullpen on Tuesday, putting him on track to return during the Giants' weekend series against the Guardians.

Cobb (left hip surgery) pitched two innings in a rehab assignment with Single-A San Jose on Sunday. More >

Edward Cabrera, Marlins

Cabrera (right shoulder impingement) pitched three innings for Triple-A Jacksonville on Sunday in his third rehab start. More >