The 2026 MLB injury report covers 602 players currently on injured lists across all 30 teams. MLB injuries today are ranked here by a weighted severity score -- 60-Day IL entries count five points, 10/15-Day IL three points, 7-Day IL two points, and Day-to-Day situations one point -- giving a more accurate picture of roster damage than a raw headcount alone.
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Detroit Tigers Injuries: Jackson Jobe, Javier Baez Among 17 on 60-Day IL
The Detroit Tigers hold first place with a severity score of 106 and 17 players on the 60-Day IL. Jackson Jobe remains out with his elbow injury, and Javier Baez, Paul DeJong, Brant Hurter, and Bailey Horn are also on the long-term list. With 28 total IL entries and six undisclosed injuries, Detroit's full roster picture remains difficult to project. The Tigers have now led or shared the top of this tracker for the majority of the 2026 season.
Toronto Blue Jays Injuries: Shane Bieber, Jose Berrios Still Out as Blue Jays Hold Fifth
Toronto holds fifth at 91 points with 14 players on the 60-Day IL. The Shane Bieber injury — an elbow issue — has now cost the Blue Jays their rotation anchor for an extended stretch of the season. Jose Berrios, Bowden Francis, Yimi Garcia, and T.J. Brock remain on the long-term list alongside Bieber. Elbow injuries account for nine of Toronto's 23 IL entries, a number that has barely moved across multiple updates.
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Kansas City Royals Injuries: Carlos Estevez, Christian Chamberlain Lead 16 on 60-Day IL
Kansas City holds fourth at 93 points with 16 players on the 60-Day IL -- the most of any team in baseball. Carlos Estevez and Christian Chamberlain continue to anchor a long bullpen injury list, alongside Kris Bubic, Ryan Bergert, Carter Frederick, Freddy Contreras, and Austin Charles. The Royals have zero players on the 7-Day IL again this update, meaning their short-term roster is stable but their pitching depth has been stripped by a concentration of long-term losses.
Arizona Diamondbacks Injuries: Corbin Burnes Remains on 60-Day IL at No. 6
Arizona holds T6 at 86 points with 13 players on the 60-Day IL. The Corbin Burnes injury -- an elbow issue -- remains the most significant individual loss, keeping their ace off the mound at a critical point of the season. Justin Martinez and A.J. Puk are also on the 60-Day list, leaving the bullpen short of reliable arms. Seven undisclosed injuries add further uncertainty to Arizona's return timelines.
MLB Injury News: 602 Players on Injured Lists with Forearm Cases at Season High
The 2026 MLB injury report has now reached 602 players on injured lists. Elbow injuries lead at 163 cases, with undisclosed ailments close behind at 138. Forearm strains have climbed to 21 — their highest total of the season — a number that historically serves as a leading indicator for more serious elbow diagnoses in the weeks that follow. Shoulder injuries hold at 69, knee cases at 23, and finger injuries (8) are an emerging category. Among the headline names on the elbow list: Shane Bieber, Corbin Burnes, Felix Bautista, Tanner Houck, and Kutter Crawford.
Fantasy Baseball Injuries and Betting Implications for the 2026 MLB Season
Detroit's 17 players on the 60-Day IL continue to generate the most consistent waiver wire opportunity of any team in baseball. Kansas City's bullpen situation — with Estevez, Chamberlain, and five other arms on the 60-Day IL — remains the most significant late-inning vulnerability in the American League for bettors. Toronto without Bieber and Berrios continues to suppress expected totals on days a depth arm starts.
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