list of injured baseball players
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Injured list - Wikipedia
October 25, 2025 - In Major League Baseball (MLB), the injured list (IL) is a method for teams to remove their injured players from the roster in order to summon healthy players. Before the 2019 season, it was known as the disabled list (DL). Players are placed on the 10-day/15-day injured list or the 60-day ...
MLB.com
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60-day Injured List | Glossary | MLB.com
After the 2018 season, the 7-day disabled list (or "DL"), 10-day disabled list and 60-day disabled list were renamed, becoming the 7-day injured list, the 10-day injured list and the 60-day injured list.
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10-day Injured List | Glossary | MLB.com
After the 2018 season, the 7-day disabled list (or "DL"), 10-day disabled list and 60-day disabled list were renamed, becoming the 7-day injured list, the 10-day injured list and the 60-day injured list.
PubMed Central
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Impact of the 7-Day Disabled List Rule Change on Economics and Performance After Reported Concussion Injuries in Major League Baseball - PMC
The incidence of concussions is increasing in Major League Baseball (MLB), and the cost of these injuries in 2008 was reportedly as high as US$423 million. Team officials are more aware of concussion injuries, and one measure to address this issue was the creation of a concussion-specific 7-day disabled list (DL...
Boyd's Bets
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MLB Disabled List & Baseball Injuries Listed by Team
2 weeks ago - Stay up to date with MLB disable list and injury reports for all 30 teams and start profiting more of your baseball bets this season.
Merriam-Webster
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DISABLED LIST Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of DISABLED LIST is a list of players on a baseball team who are unable to play because of injury or illness and are removed from the active roster : injured list —usually used with the —abbreviation DL.
ESPN
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MLB Injury Status - 2025 Season - ESPN
Visit ESPN for the 2025 MLB season injury status per team, with details on players that are out, day-to-day, or on the injured reserve.
Society for American Baseball Research
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What’s in a Name? Examining Reactions to Major League Baseball’s Change From the Disabled List to the Injured List via Twitter – Society for American Baseball Research
In recent years, the commissioner ... in sports. As a result, Major League Baseball has agreed to change the name ‘Disabled List’ to be the ‘Injured List’ at both the major and minor league levels....
Betinf
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MLB Disabled List - Baseball - Sports Betting Information
The list includes both injured and suspended players.
NYTimes
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The ‘Disabled List’ in Baseball Gets Deactivated - The New York Times
February 8, 2019 - By 1915 it had become more codified, ... player substituted for him.” · Now Major League Baseball will no longer use the phrase “disabled list” for the roster of injured players....
ESPN
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Major League Baseball to rename disabled list as 'injured list' - ESPN
February 7, 2019 - As a result, Major League Baseball has agreed to change the name 'Disabled List' to be the 'Injured List' at both the major and minor league levels. All standards and requirements for placement, reinstatement, etc., shall remain unchanged.
MLB.com
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7-day Injured List | Glossary | MLB.com
After the 2018 season, the 7-day disabled list (or "DL"), 10-day disabled list and 60-day disabled list were renamed, becoming the 7-day injured list, the 10-day injured list and the 60-day injured list.
Baseball-Reference.com
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Injured list - BR Bullpen
That same winter, MLB announced plans to rename the list, until then called the disabled list, as the "injured list", reflecting the fact that players on it were not disabled, but simply injured. This was done at the urging of groups advocating for the truly disabled, as it helped to perpetuate misconceptions about disabled persons' ability to participate fully in society. Mary A. Hums et al.: "What's in a Name? Examining Reactions to Major League Baseball's Change from the Disabled List to the Injured List via Twitter", in Baseball Research Journal, SABR, Vol.
CBSSports.com
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MLB Injury Report and Status 2025 - CBS Sports
site: media | arena: mlb | pageType: injuries | section: | slug: | sport: baseball | route: player_injuries_by_team | 6-keys: media/spln/mlb/reg/free/injury
Reddit
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r/baseball on Reddit: Why do people have a problem with calling it the IL rather than the DL?
February 9, 2019 -
So I just came from an r/redsox thread where someone said that they changed it to IL “because people are too soft”. I’ll be honest, I’m still calling it the DL usually because I’m just not used to the name change yet and have forgotten about it at times, but I’m personally glad that they changed it.
I’m not glad because I’m soft. I just have never liked the name DL, not because it’s offensive or something but instead because it’s just wrong. Disabilities and injuries are 2 very different things, and why should we call it the “disabled list” when the players are not actually disabled. If the only reason people want to keep it is tradition, then go ahead and keep calling it the DL, but it just doesn’t make sense to me.
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Baseball is a ridiculously traditional sport. Which is good at times, since the ability to draw basically a direct line from Babe Ruth to Joe DiMaggio to Mickey Mantle to Thurman Munson to Don Mattingly to Derek Jeter to Aaron Judge is part of the appeal to me. The flip side to the tradition is that it can be very resistant to change, or basically anything that isn't "the way it's been done." See: the shift, openers, designated hitters, soaking, bat flipping, pitch clocks, rules about stepping out of the batter's box, etc. I'm not saying that all of those changes are necessarily good or not because your mileage will vary, but there are people who will complain about change because its a change, not necessarily on the merits of the proposal. A disability rights nonprofit approached MLB to change the name from "Disabled" because for them, there was a certain disparaging connotation to "disabled list". Is the term technically correct? Yeah, sure. One one of the definitions for disabled includes something like "limits activities" or whatever. Does "injured list" accomplish exactly the same thing without the same possibility for disparagement? Yeah. I don't want to say it doesn't matter, because for some people [namely the advocates] it does matter, but for baseball purposes, the name is meaningless. It could be the disabled list, the injured list, injured reserve, the Player-Unable-to-Perform List, or the "Troy Tulowitzki Memorial Sit-down-time List". Changing it affects baseball fans about as much as it would affect whether or not a home stadium is called "park", "field", or "stadium". But you'll always get people who don't like change, so whatever.
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DL just sounds better to say than IL. Though, if it was originally IL I’d probably be saying the exact opposite. Basically change is disliked.
Baseball Prospectus
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The Man Who Got the Disabled List Changed to the Injured List | Baseball Prospectus
May 24, 2023 - In February, MLB announced that the disabled list would henceforth be called the injured list. ... Nomenclature changes shouldn’t be hard. Terminology can become automatic and rote; think of the pop vs. soda divide.
Quora
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How long can an MLB player stay on the disabled list (DL) without missing any games? - Quora
Answer: Disabled lists are now called injured lists in official MLB rules, and they are for a fixed minimum number of days. You can’t come off early. If for some reason the team does not play during any of those days, he could stay on the ...
Covers
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MLB Injuries 2025 - Full Injury Report for Nov 18, 2025
See which players are on the MLB injured list today and get the latest baseball injury news with our injury report for every team in the MLB.
Reddit
reddit.com › r/mlb › eli5: how do the injured lists work? how can this player be on the il10 when he's out until august (seems optimistic) with a broken shoulder?
r/mlb on Reddit: ELI5: How do the injured lists work? How can this player be on the IL10 when he's out until August (seems optimistic) with a broken shoulder?
May 26, 2024 - Injured List used to be called the Disabled List. Disability advocates wanted this change because the term 'disabled' is inaccurate in this case as the players on the list don't have a disability, they are temporarily injured.
Reddit
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r/mlb on Reddit: Question about the DL/IL list
January 16, 2023 -
Does a player that is on a teams DL/IL at end of the season remain on the DL/IL for the start of the next season?
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I’m fairly certain the IL is empty during the off-season and during spring training you get put back on (assuming it’s a multi-season spanning injury). Obviously in the case of a minor injury no need.
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All players on the IL must either be added back to or removed from the 40 man roster at season’s end.