PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL
PITCHER INJURY REPORTS

The Samsung Lions head into 2026 with frontline innings from Won Tae-in and Ariel Jurado while managing early spring injury turbulence around the rest of the staff.

Doosan rebuilt its 2026 rotation around Zach Logue and Chris Flexen, giving the Bears a clearer veteran foundation after heavy turnover.

The defending champions bring back Yonny Chirinos and Anders Tolhurst for 2026, keeping LG's rotation continuity intact behind Im Chan-kyu.

KT completely reset its foreign rotation for 2026, pairing Matt Sauer and Caleb Boushley with returning Korean arms.

SSG's current rotation picture centers on Kim Kwang-hyun and returning import Mitch White, with Drew VerHagen added for 2026 and veteran Korean depth behind them.

NC heads into 2026 with Riley Thompson back atop the staff and fresh imported support added around its Korean core.

Kiwoom rebuilt its 2026 imported pitching group around Raul Alcantara and Nathan Wiles while continuing to lean on younger domestic arms.

Lotte replaced its foreign starters for 2026, pairing Elvin Rodriguez and Jeremy Beasley with Park Se-woong and its Korean depth.

KIA kept both of its foreign starters for 2026, giving the Tigers rare continuity around James Naile, Adam Oller, and Yang Hyeon-jong.

Hanwha replaced both of its departed foreign aces for 2026, slotting Wilkel Hernandez and Owen White behind Ryu Hyun-jin and Moon Dong-ju.

The 2025-26 LVBP Champions feature a staff led by Pitcher of the Year Ricardo Sánchez. Magallanes relies on veteran stability and high-leverage effectiveness.

Caracas features a rotation with significant MLB upside, anchored by Keider Montero. The Lions focus on high-velocity arms and aggressive pitching development.

La Guaira boasts one of the most explosive bullpens in winter ball, featuring 100mph arm Daniel Palencia. The Sharks emphasize power pitching and relief depth.

Lara led the 2025-26 regular season with a rotation built on consistency and veteran command. The Cardinals emphasize strike-throwing and arm health.

Aragua focuses on pitching depth and veteran leadership. The Tigers' rotation features experienced arms with significant winter league mileage.

The 2025-26 LVBP runners-up emphasize an aggressive rotation and strong international imports. Caribes focus on durable starters who can handle high-intensity playoff atmospheres.

Margarita features a rotation of emerging Venezuelan talent and resilient veterans. The Bravos emphasize sustainable workloads and arm care.

Zulia relies on a rotation that thrives in the intense atmosphere of Maracaibo. The Eagles emphasize veteran presence and durable relief depth.

The Diablos Rojos are Mexico's most iconic baseball franchise, featuring a rotation with veteran MLB experience. Mexico City's team emphasizes durability and international talent.

The Sultanes de Monterrey are one of Mexico's most successful franchises, featuring a balanced rotation emphasizing consistent performance and arm health.

The Toros de Tijuana feature a rotation with international experience and border-region talent. Tijuana's team emphasizes pitching development and durability.

The Leones de Yucatán are one of Mexico's most historic franchises, featuring a rotation emphasizing regional talent and sustainable pitching.

The Acereros de Monclova feature a rotation built on veteran stability and emerging Mexican talent. Monclova's team emphasizes pitching development and durability.

The Pericos de Puebla feature a deep rotation with international talent and Mexican prospects. Puebla's team emphasizes pitching depth and sustainable arm health.

The Saraperos de Saltillo are one of Mexico's most storied franchises, with a history of championship success. Saltillo's team features veteran Mexican talent and durable rotation depth.

The Rieleros de Aguascalientes feature a rotation built on Mexican talent and international imports. Aguascalientes' team emphasizes sustainable pitching and arm health.

The Charros de Jalisco represent Guadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city. The team features a competitive rotation with international talent and emerging Mexican prospects.

The Dorados de Chihuahua represent northern Mexico's largest city with a rotation emphasizing veteran stability and northern Mexico regional talent.

The Algodoneros de Unión Laguna represent the Torreón metropolitan area. The team features a rotation with veteran Mexican talent and international imports emphasizing durability.

The Caliente de Durango represent the northern city of Durango in the LMB's North Zone. The team features a rotation with veteran Mexican talent and international imports competing in Mexico's top summer league.

The Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos are a unique bi-national franchise representing both Laredo, Texas and Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas. The team features cross-border talent and a durable pitching staff.

The Piratas de Campeche are one of southeast Mexico's most competitive franchises. Campeche's team features a rotation that capitalizes on Caribbean-style pitching and veteran imports.

The Tigres de Quintana Roo, based in Cancún, feature a rotation with Caribbean-influenced talent and veteran imports. The Yucatán Peninsula's LMB franchise emphasizes pitching depth.

The Olmecas de Tabasco represent Villahermosa in southern Mexico. The team features a rotation with veteran talent and emerging Mexican pitchers competing in the LMB's southern region.

The Guerreros de Oaxaca represent one of Mexico's most culturally rich regions. The team features a rotation built on regional Mexican talent and veteran imports competing in the LMB.

The Rojos del Águila de Veracruz are one of Mexico's most historic franchises, playing in the country's busiest port city. Veracruz features a rotation with veteran talent and strong Caribbean influence.

The Conspiradores de Querétaro represent one of Mexico's fastest-growing cities. The team features a rotation with veteran imports and emerging Mexican talent in the LMB's competitive central division.

The Bravos de León represent Mexico's shoe capital in Guanajuato state. León's franchise features a rotation with veteran Mexican talent and international imports building a competitive LMB presence.

The Naranjeros feature a dominant staff anchored by Triple Crown winner Robert Stock. Hermosillo focuses on high-leverage effectiveness and rotation durability.

The 2024-25 LMP Champions are led by manager Benjamín Gil and a staff emphasizing veteran command. Jalisco focuses on durable postseason performers.

Culiacán features one of Mexico's most resilient rotations and a standout bullpen. The Tomateros emphasize late-inning reliability and arm health.

Los Mochis features a rotation of emerging Mexican talent and durable imports. The Cañeros emphasize youth development and arm care.

Mexicali relies on a rotation that excels in the border desert environment. The Eagles emphasize veteran experience and durable relief depth.

Guasave features a staff built on pitching command and collective health. The Cotton-Pickers emphasize arm maintenance and rotation depth.

Navojoa focuses on resilient pitching and sustainable workloads. The Mayos' rotation features experienced arms who thrive in the winter circuit.

Monterrey's winter squad features a rotation of local standouts and high-upside imports. The Sultanes emphasize pitching depth and arm health.

Mazatlán relies on a rotation built for the coastal humidity of the Pacific. The Deer emphasize veteran presence and durable innings-eaters.

Obregón features a pitching staff emphasizing high-velocity relief and strike-throwing starters. The Yaquis focus on arm development and sustainable workloads.

The 2025-26 ABL Champions feature a dominant rotation led by strikeout leader Jack O'Loughlin. Adelaide's success is built on elite arm health and consistent performance.

The 2025-26 ABL runners-up feature an MLB-caliber rotation anchored by Alex Wells. Sydney emphasize veteran command and sustainable pitching staff health.

The Perth Heat feature a rotation with significant international experience, led by veteran Warwick Saupold. Perth focuses on high-IQ pitching and durable workloads.

Brisbane features a resilient pitching staff with a mix of domestic stars and international imports. The Bandits emphasize competitive depth and arm care.

The Águilas Cibaeñas are one of the Dominican Republic's most successful winter league franchises, featuring pitchers who also play in MLB. Santiago's Eagles emphasize depth and international talent.

The Tigres del Licey are the Dominican Republic's most popular team, featuring a rotation with veteran MLB experience. Santo Domingo's Tigers emphasize championship tradition and pitching excellence.

The Leones del Escogido feature a balanced rotation with MLB talent and Dominican veterans. Santo Domingo's Red Lions emphasize competitive excellence and pitching depth.

The Estrellas Orientales feature elite strikeout talent and veteran stability. San Pedro de Macorís's Stars emphasize power pitching and durability.

The Toros del Este feature one of the LIDOM's best rotations, led by Aaron Sanchez's dominant 2025-26 performance. La Romana's Bulls emphasize pitching excellence and championship tradition.

The Gigantes del Cibao feature workhorse pitching and veteran stability. San Francisco de Macorís's Giants emphasize durability and consistent performance.

The Cangrejeros de Santurce are Puerto Rico's 2026 Caribbean Series champions, featuring a deep pitching staff with MLB talent. San Juan's Crabbers emphasize championship tradition and pitching excellence.

The Indios de Mayagüez are one of Puerto Rico's most historic franchises, featuring a rotation emphasizing veteran stability and championship tradition.

The Criollos de Caguas feature a balanced rotation with MLB talent and Puerto Rican veterans. Caguas's team emphasizes championship tradition and pitching excellence.

The Senadores de San Juan are one of Puerto Rico's most storied franchises, featuring a rotation with veteran MLB experience. San Juan's Senators compete annually for the LBPRC championship with a deep pitching staff.

The Leones de Ponce feature a rotation with MLB affiliates and international imports. Ponce's Lions emphasize pitching development and competitive excellence.

The Gigantes de Carolina are one of Puerto Rico's competitive winter league franchises, representing the Carolina municipality. The Giants feature a rotation with MLB affiliates and Dominican Republic imports alongside Puerto Rican talent.

The Uni-President Lions still lean on veteran arm Chen Yun-Wen, but their current staff depth is built around active CPBL starters and imports rather than relief-only reputation.

The CTBC Brothers' current pitching group mixes homegrown starters with imported veterans Jose De Paula and Nivaldo Rodriguez.

Rakuten's current staff still runs through Bo-Hao Chen and Huang Tzu-Peng, with imported depth updated from the club's active CPBL roster.

Fubon's current roster mixes Dong-Ming Li with active foreign arms Aaron Wilkerson, Shawn Morimando, and Shunsuke Suzuki.

The Wei Chuan Dragons feature a rotation with international signings and emerging Taiwanese talent. Taipei's Dragons emphasize pitching development and competitive rebuilding.

The TSG Hawks feature rotation depth with 2025 WBCQ selections. Kaohsiung's Hawks emphasize youth development and sustainable pitching excellence.

The 2025 defending champions and 21-time national title winners. Neptunus features the most dominant rotation in Europe, heavily supplying the Netherlands National Team.

Amsterdam features a rotation built on precision and veteran command. The Pirates are a perennial powerhouse emphasizing sustainable arm health.

Based in Bussum, HCAW relies on a young, dynamic pitching staff that emphasizes velocity development and careful workload management.

Haarlem's Kinheim focuses on resilient pitching and strike-throwing starters. The team evaluates arm care heavily in its development pipeline.

The Pioniers feature a pitching staff emphasizing high-velocity relief and durable starters. Hoofddorp focuses on maximizing innings from its veteran core.

Oosterhout relies on a mix of domestic talent and strategic international imports, including former Japanese professionals, to anchor their staff.

Heemstede's RCH Pinguins focus on youth development and arm care. Their rotation features emerging talent looking to break into the national team setup.

Utrecht's UVV relies on a rotation built for the long domestic season. The team emphasizes veteran presence and durable innings-eaters.