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Player
POS
Status
Date
Note
D.
Law
RP
Sixty Day IL - Forearm(
Jul 17, '25)
Jul 17, '25
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The Washington Nationals reported on Friday (Jul. 18) that RHP Derek Law has a partial tear of his flexor tendon and will undergo surgery to repair it. Expects to be ready mid-season 2026.
K.
Ruiz
C
Seven Day IL - Concussion(
Jul 07, '25)
Jul 07, '25
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The Washington Nationals placed C Keibert Ruiz on the 7-day injured list, renewed symptoms will force him to remain on the injured list through the All-Star break.
T.
Williams
SP
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
Jul 07, '25)
Jul 07, '25
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The Washington Nationals transferred RHP Trevor Williams to the 60-day injured list due to a right elbow sprain.
D.
Herz
SP
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
Mar 25, '25)
Mar 25, '25
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The Washington Nationals placed LHP DJ Herz on the 60-day injured list as he recovers from Tommy John surgery.
J.
Gray
SP
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
Feb 15, '25)
Feb 15, '25
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The Washington Nationals placed RHP Josiah Gray on the 60-day injured list as he recovers from Tommy John surgery.
Washington
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Player
POS
Status
Date
Note
L.
Roupp
SP
Fifteen Day IL - Knee(
Aug 21, '25)
Aug 21, '25
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The San Francisco Giants placed RHP Landen Roupp on the 15-day injured list due to a left knee inflammation.
E.
Miller
RP
Sixty Day IL - Elbow(
Aug 20, '25)
Aug 20, '25
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The San Francisco Giants transferred LHP Erik Miller from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with a left elbow sprain.
J.
Encarnacion
RF
Ten Day IL - Hamstring(
Aug 07, '25)
Aug 07, '25
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The San Francisco Giants placed OF Jerar Encarnación on the 10-day injured list with a right hamstring strain.
T.
Murphy
C
Sixty Day IL - Back(
Mar 25, '25)
Mar 25, '25
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The San Francisco Giants placed C Tom Murphy on the 60-day injured list due to mid-back disc herniation.
San Francisco
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