Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow soreness. This marks another setback for Greene, who has only made five starts since returning from a previous injury. Following an MRI, results remain pending, with Greene set to meet with doctors later this week. Reds president Nick Krall indicated that there is currently no timeline for Greene's return. Greene's past injury history includes surgeries and multiple stints on the IL.

By the Numbers
  • Greene has made 5 starts this season, going 2-2 with a 6.83 ERA.
  • He signed a 6-year, $53 million contract extension in April 2023.
State of Play
  • Greene's current IL stint is retroactive to August 2.
  • The Reds recalled right-hander Luis Mey from triple-A Louisville to fill the roster spot.
What's Next

Greene will undergo further medical evaluation, with potential plans for rehabilitation depending on MRI results. The Reds will monitor his situation closely as they navigate the rest of the season.

Bottom Line

Hunter Greene's ongoing injury challenges jeopardize his performance and the Reds' pitching depth, underscoring the critical need for effective player management and rehabilitation strategies.