Giants end Dodgers’ 3-year streak with most injured list days, while Cleveland had the fewest
The San Francisco Giants broke the Los Angeles Dodgers' 3-year streak as the MLB team with the most days on the injured list. The Giants led the league with 2,379 injured list days and 44 placements in 2025, surpassing the Dodgers' 2,318 days and 34 placements. Cleveland had the fewest injured list days among all teams, with only 2,216 days.
The Dodgers improved in 2025, taking 34 placements down from 37 in 2024, and reducing their injured list days from 2,585 to 2,465. The Giants experienced the largest increase in injured list days, with 1,630 days added to their total. Cleveland saw the biggest decrease, cutting their days on the injured list by 1,041. Cleveland players with the longest stays on the injured list included pitchers Cody Bellinger and Homer Bailey (each 70 days), and shortstop Francisco Lindor (56 days).
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