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Giants End Dodgers' 3-Year Streak with Most Injured List Days, While Cleveland Had the Fewest
San Francisco posted 2,379 injured-list days and 44 placements, as MLB overall IL days climbed to 47,699, according to league data.
- The San Francisco Giants led Major League Baseball with 2,379 days on the injured list, ending the Los Angeles Dodgers' three-year streak atop the big leagues in lost days.
- After leading from 2023 to 2025, the Dodgers finished second with 2,318 days, while Major League Baseball saw total injured-list days increase to 47,699 from 44,372 last year.
- San Francisco players with lengthy injured-list stays included right-handers Hayden Birdsong, Randy Rodr, and Roman Wick with 187 days each, plus Jos Butt , Joel Peguero , and Harrison Bader .
- Cleveland experienced the largest improvement, dropping 1,041 days, while Detroit ranked third at 2,216 days ahead of Toronto , the Chicago Cubs , and Boston .
- The Guardians recorded the fewest injured-list placements with 14 and the lowest total days at 470, while St. Louis , Pittsburgh , and Philadelphia kept absences below 1,000.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The San Francisco Giants ended a streak the Los Angeles Dodgers did not want to extend. San Francisco led the major leagues with 2,379 days on the injured list and 44 IL placements,
·Baltimore, United States
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