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Wednesday, July 25th , 2057
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SS Carl Blankenship was injured while running the bases. The Diagnosis: knee inflammation. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last one week.
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Sunday, July 22nd , 2057
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C Máximo Báez was injured while running the bases. The Diagnosis: calf strain. He's expected to miss about 3 weeks.
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Friday, July 20th , 2057
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Juan Miller has suffered a setback in his recovery. He is not expected to recover for another 4 days.
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Saturday, July 14th , 2057
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SP Juan Miller was injured while pitching. The Diagnosis: back stiffness. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last one week.
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3B Dwight Pound was injured while running the bases. The Diagnosis: sore groin. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last 5 days.
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Saturday, June 30th , 2057
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RP Andy Sandstrom was injured while pitching. The Diagnosis: sore thumb. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last 2 days.
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RP Pedro Pérez was injured while pitching. The Diagnosis: sore back. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last 5 days.
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1B Richard Wyatt was injured while running the bases. The Diagnosis: torn hamstring. He's expected to miss about 3 weeks.
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Friday, June 22nd , 2057
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2B Mel Lea was injured. The Diagnosis: flu. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last 2 days.
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Thursday, June 7th , 2057
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LF Mitchell Selmi was injured while running the bases. The Diagnosis: hamstring soreness. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last 2 days.
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Monday, June 4th , 2057
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SS Carl Blankenship was injured in a collision at a base. The Diagnosis: mild shoulder strain. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last one week.
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Sunday, June 3rd , 2057
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SP Imad al Din Radi was injured. The Diagnosis: flu-like symptoms. He's expected to miss about one week.
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Tuesday, May 15th , 2057
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SS Abdul-Haqq bin Hamid was injured. The Diagnosis: conjunctivitis. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last 2 days.
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Tuesday, March 6th , 2057
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CL Carlos Ferreira was injured. The Diagnosis: stomach virus. This is a day-to-day injury expected to last one week.
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