Injury updates in MLB: Juz Chisholm close to return, Max Scherzer suffers major setback!

Injury updates in MLB: The latest MLB injury report brought a piece of good news to the Yankees in the form of Jazz Chsiholm Jr; however, the Rangers had to decide whether to place Max Scherzer on the injured list for a rehab start.

The Padres still expect Fernando Tatis Jr. to return. Here is a more in-depth look at the injury news from August 22nd: Here is a more in-depth look at the injury news from August 22nd:

Jazz Chisholm Jr. is to be reactivated from IL by the Yankees

Luckily for the Yankees, Jazz Chisholm Jr., the star player they acquired at the trade deadline, will only be out for a short time. During the series against the White Sox on Monday, the 26-year-old hurt his UCL. At first, it was thought that the rehab would take longer than 10 days.

As per SNY’s Andy Martino. television, a source within MLB mentioned that the Bombers may be in a position to bring their third baseman back on Friday. This month, jazz is well represented in the Yankees’ order. He has hit. 316 of which 11 are RBI’s of which 7 are Home runs.

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Max Scherzer will have to wait for his rehab start

There are many examples like that – for example, Max Scherzer, a starter for the Texas Rangers, has been hurt since the beginning of the month.

It was said that the veteran’s right shoulder was tired. Scherzer was set to start for the Frisco Roughriders, their Double-A affiliate team. No clear reason was given for the start to be scratched.

The 40-year-old missed most of the first half of the season because of back problems, which he worked on all winter. Scherzer has had a 3.89 earned run average, a 2-4 record, and 38 strikeouts in 39.1 innings thrown since coming back to the team on June 23.

Fernando Tatis Jr.’s timetable for Padres return still unclear

Fernando Tatis Jr. hasn’t played since June when he was limited because of worries about a stress reaction in the thigh bone in his right leg. He hasn’t played in over two months. The Padres have set a “loose timetable” for his return while the two-time All-Star starts doing light exercises like running and dry swings.

Tatis played most of the first half of the season with pain in his right leg. He was named an All-Star because he hit.279 with 36 RBIs and 86 hits in 80 games.

He was put on the 60-day IL so that the Padres could make sure they could use him whenever they needed to.

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