Around the leagues
Injury report
Who is out, doubtful or questionable, why, and when they are expected back, with the teams playing tonight first. Status changes move prices before the research does.
What the statuses mean
- Out
- Will not play in the next game.
- Doubtful
- Unlikely to play.
- Questionable
- Uncertain to play; usually decided close to game time.
- Day-to-day
- Minor injury, re-checked every day.
- GTD
- Game-time decision: settled shortly before the game.
- IR / IL
- Injured Reserve (NFL, NHL) or Injured List (MLB): out a set minimum, like 4 NFL games or 10, 15 or 60 MLB days.
- Probable
- Expected to play.
- Active
- Still on the report, but cleared to play.
“Expected back” is the date the team or outlet reported: an estimate, not a promise.
| Player | Status | Injury | Expected back | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Seattle Mariners MLB16 players | ||||
 Cal RaleighC · Oct 5Shoulder · Surgery · Left · Back Feb 1, 2027 · Oct 5 | Out | Shoulder · Surgery · Left | Feb 1, 2027 | He is expected to be fully recovered from the operation by the beginning of spring training. It's unclear how much the shoulder issue might have affected him, but Raleigh experienced a massive downturn in production from his historic 2025 season to 2026, dipping 284 points in OPS (.948 to .664) and dropping from 60 home runs to 23 long balls. With health, Raleigh should bounce back to some degree in 2027. |
 Josh Naylor1B · Oct 5Wrist · Surgery · Right · Back Feb 1, 2027 · Oct 5 | Out | Wrist · Surgery · Right | Feb 1, 2027 | Naylor first hurt his wrist in early August, and he went homerless in his final 41 games after the injury. The Mariners anticipate Naylor being fully recovered before the start of spring training. Naylor will be looking to bounce back offensively for Seattle in 2027 after finishing with just a .667 OPS and 10 long balls this season, though he kept his fantasy value afloat by stealing 30 bases for the second year in a row. |
