The Minnesota Twins face a significant challenge with Pablo López sidelined due to a Grade 2 strain of the teres major muscle in his throwing shoulder. This injury can sideline pitchers for about 11 weeks, aligning with their recovery estimate of eight to twelve weeks. David Festa steps into the rotation but struggled in his debut, giving up eight runs in less than four innings. Meanwhile, Hunter Greene of the Cincinnati Reds has re-entered the injured list with lingering groin and lower back issues, previously sidelined for over two weeks. Bryce Harper continues to battle wrist inflammation, a recurring issue from last season, and is now on the IL indefinitely. The Philadelphia Phillies will monitor his condition closely for further treatment options, including potential injections. On the flip side, Corbin Burnes of the Diamondbacks will undergo Tommy John surgery, impacting his 2025 and likely 2026 seasons. In better news, Shea Langeliers of the Athletics is on the 10-day IL with an oblique strain, and Francisco Lindor is managing a broken pinky toe but appears ready to return to action.