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MLB Pitchers Face Injury Setbacks as All-Star Break Winds Down

Key arms from Brewers, Dodgers, Yankees and others grapple with fatigue, inflammation and lingering aches, prompting rehab plans and roster moves

The MLB All-Star break is drawing to a close, and teams are gearing up for the final stretch of the season, but several star pitchers are dealing with physical setbacks.

Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski is currently sidelined by arm fatigue, a condition that could keep him out of his next scheduled start.

In Los Angeles, Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers is coping with knee inflammation, raising questions about his availability both as a hitter and a pitcher.

New York Yankees starter Max Fried is slated to begin a rehab assignment this week, a step that could accelerate his return to the rotation.

Meanwhile, Carlos Rodón is working through elbow inflammation, while Jacob DeGrom of the Texas Rangers may be placed on the injured list due to a glute injury.

Injury Landscape Across the League

Arizona Diamondbacks’ Zac Gallen joins the list of injured arms, currently on the IL with elbow inflammation.

Another Dodger, Blake Snell, is progressing in his recovery from an elbow injury, though a timeline for his return remains uncertain.

Cincinnati Reds prospect Chase Burns is nursing a right groin tightness that could affect his upcoming outings.

Toronto Blue Jays veteran Max Scherzer is dealing with back spasms as he works his way back to full health.

Chicago Cubs’ Jameson Taillon enjoyed a strong rehab start and is expected to rejoin the club’s rotation soon.

Finally, Edwin Diaz of the Los Angeles Dodgers is on a rehab assignment for his elbow injury, aiming to prove he’s ready for a full‑time role.

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