Kansas City Royals Injuries 2025 Kansas City Royals Today
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| Reported | Name | Body Part | Pos | Injury Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3/25/24 | O | Biceps | RP | Taylor is dealing with a left biceps nerve injury and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. He is expected to return in October. |
Top Injuries in History of Franchise
Coco Crisp had major injury for the Kansas City Royals back in 2009, where he tore his rotator cuff in the middle of the season. This came right after Alex Gordon had a tear in his right hip, causing him to miss some time. This left their outfield in shambles that year. Many forget that back in 2012 Salvador Perez had to have surgery on his knee to repair a torn meniscus.
In that same season, Joakim Soria had to have Tommy John, which left a hole in their bullpen. Danny Duffy also went down with a major UCL injury in his pitching elbow, which eventually required Tommy John.
Back in 2016, Mike Moustakas had a torn ACL, which caused him to miss the whole season. Kris Medlen was right there to follow him, with a right rotator cuff injury. It was the start of pitching injuries for the Royals, as Nate Karns had nerve irritation in his elbow and Matt Strahm tore his patellar tendon in his left knee. Jesse Hahn later followed up with a sprained UCL, causing him to miss the entire 2018 season.