It’s Week 19 of the fantasy season, and we are back with another edition of the injury report to give you updates on injuries across the league.

Mike Trout hasn’t played in a game since August 1 after an ugly slide into third base against the Rays. He was diagnosed with a contusion with inflammation in his right wrist. Initially, Trout had a cortisone shot on Monday and looked like he would be able to avoid a trip to the disabled list. The Angels would ultimately place Trout on the 10-day disabled list on August 9, retroactive to August 6. This is only the second time in his career that the All-Star has been on the disabled list. He could return when he is first eligible on August 16.  

George Springer slid into second base on Sunday and experienced discomfort in his left thumb. X-Rays were negative and tests confirmed that the injury is not more serious than a sprain. Springer was supposed to miss two weeks with the injury, but the Astros are confident he will not need a rehab assignment and could return on August 16 when first eligible.

Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen was hospitalized on August 9 because he didn’t feel right. He was sent back to Los Angeles, and he was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat. Jansen is expected to miss at least one month with the issue. Jansen actually missed a month of action back in 2012 with a similar condition. In his absence, the Dodgers are planning to use a closer-by-committee approach with Scott Alexander getting the first opportunity.

Here are a few more injuries we are tracking this week.

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Nolan Arenado (3B – COL)
Arenado is day-to-day with right shoulder soreness after exiting a game early on August 10. He was not in the lineup this weekend.

Anthony Rendon (3B – WAS)
Rendon is listed as day-to-day with a left wrist contusion and was scratched from the lineup on Saturday and not in the lineup on Sunday.

Edwin Encarnacion (DH – CLE)
Encarnacion is listed as day-to-day with left biceps discomfort. He had an MRI on August 11 and was not in the lineup this weekend. He was placed on the DL Sunday. His return timeframe isn’t clear at this time.

Corey Kluber (SP – CLE)
Kluber flew back to Cleveland on August 11 for an illness. He is currently listed as day-to-day and this should not affect his next start on August 14 in Cincinnati.  

Yangervis Solarte (3B – TOR)
Solarte was day-to-day after leaving a game early with discomfort in his right oblique on August 11. He was placed on the 10-day disabled list on Sunday and does not have a timetable for his return.

Max Fried (SP – ATL)
Fried was struck by a line drive on Tuesday and suffered a left groin strain when he tried to dodge the ball. He was placed on the 10-day DL after the game and does not have a set date to return.

Tyler O’Neill (OF – STL)
O’Neill was placed on the 10-day DL on August 6 with inflammation in his groin. He was sent on a Triple-A rehab assignment on August 10 and should be on track to return to the Cardinals as early as this week.

Nick Tropeano (SP – LAA)
Tropeano was placed on the 10-day DL on August 7 with shoulder inflammation. He is being shut down for 4-5 days after receiving a cortisone injection on August 6. This is the third time in three months that Tropeano has been on the disabled list with shoulder issues.

Jake Marisnick (OF – HOU)
Marisnick had to be removed from the game on August 11 with a groin injury after legging out a double. He was placed on the 10-day DL and does not have a timetable set for his return.

Brandon Drury (3B – TOR)
Drury was placed on the 10-day DL on August 7 after being hit by a pitch before he was traded to the Blue Jays. He has been diagnosed with a fracture in his left hand and is set for more tests this week.

Kyle Barraclough (RP – MIA)
Barraclough was removed from his closer role and then was placed on the 10-day DL on August 10 with lower back stiffness. He threw a light bullpen session on August 11 and could return on August 20.

Kelvin Herrera (RP – WAS)
Herrera was placed on the 10-day DL on August 8 with an impingement in his right rotator cuff. He did play catch on August 11 but does not have a set date to return at this point. With Sean Doolittle on the DL as well, the Nationals are going to give Ryan Madson an opportunity to get saves until their return.

Updating Previous Injuries

Wil Myers (OF – SD) Foot
Myers has been on the DL since August 4 with a bone bruise and contusion in his left foot. He has resumed running and could return on Monday to the Padres. He has been playing third base in his rehab assignment and is expected to play the hot corner when he returns to the big league club.

Nomar Mazara (OF – TEX) Thumb
Mazara was placed on the DL July 20 with a right thumb sprain. He has been on a Triple-A rehab assignment since August 9 and could be nearing a return.

Chris Sale (SP – BOS) Shoulder
Sale has been on the 10-day DL since July 31 with shoulder inflammation. He threw an aggressive bullpen session on August 9 and started on Sunday for the Red Sox.

Steven Matz (SP – NYM) Forearm
Matz has been on the disabled list since August 3 with a mild flexor pronator strain in his left forearm. He threw a simulated game this week and could start for the Mets on August 16.

Brandon Belt (1B – SF) Knee
Belt was placed on the 10-day DL on July 26 with a hyperextended right knee. He could return to the Giants this week.

Lance McCullers (SP – HOU) Forearm
McCullers was placed on the 10-day DL on August 5 with a strain in his right forearm. He has no ligament damage, but he does not have a timetable to begin the rehab process. He could return in September.

Jose Altuve (2B – HOU) Knee
Altuve has been on the 10-day DL since July 29 with right knee discomfort. He is still unable to run and was set to test his knee this weekend. He will not be available until at least Wednesday of this week.

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