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Player
POS
Status
Date
Note
A.
Nola
SP
Sixty Day IL - Ankle(
Jun 18, '25)
Jun 18, '25
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The Philadelphia Phillies transferred RHP Aaron Nola from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with a right ankle sprain.
Philadelphia
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Player
POS
Status
Date
Note
R.
Borucki
RP
Fifteen Day IL - Back(
Jun 20, '25)
Jun 20, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates placed LHP Ryan Borucki on the 15-day injured list due to a low back inflammation.
E.
Rodriguez
1B
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
Jun 12, '25)
Jun 12, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates transferred C Endy Rodríguez to the 60-day injured list with a right elbow inflammation.
C.
Holderman
RP
Fifteen Day IL - Thumb(
May 19, '25)
May 19, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates placed RHP Colin Holderman on the 15-day injured list with right thumb inflammation.
E.
Valdez
1B
Sixty Day IL - Shoulder(
May 13, '25)
May 13, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates transferred INF Enmanuel Valdez from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with left shoulder inflammation. Valdez recently underwent season-ending surgery on his dislocated left shoulder.
J.
Lawrence
RP
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
May 02, '25)
May 02, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates transferred RHP Justin Lawrence to the 60-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation.
T.
Mayza
RP
Sixty Day IL - Shoulder(
Apr 23, '25)
Apr 23, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates transferred LHP Tim Mayza from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list due to a left shoulder lat muscle strain.
J.
Jones
SP
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
Mar 30, '25)
Mar 30, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates transferred RHP Jared Jones to the 60-Day injured list with a right elbow UCL sprain.
J.
Oviedo
SP
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
Mar 02, '25)
Mar 02, '25
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The Pittsburgh Pirates placed RHP Johan Oviedo on the 60-day injured list with a right lat mustle injury.
Pittsburgh
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