Boston Red Sox center fielder Jarren Duran will undergo turf toe surgery Wednesday and miss the remainder of the season.

"He's gonna lose the season," Alex Cora said. "The expectations are for him to be back and ready to go for spring training."

Duran had been on the 10-day injured list and hadn't played since Aug. 10.

The 27-year-old was hitting .295/.346/.482 with eight home runs, 40 RBI and 24 stolen bases.

Jorge Soler left in the seventh inning of the Miami Marlins' game against the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night with right hip tightness.

Soler swung at a pitch from Erasmo Ramirez and stepped away from the plate. Marlins manager Skip Schumaker and an athletic trainer tended to Soler, who immediately headed toward the dugout.

"Right now, I feel better," Soler said after the game through an interpreter. "Hopefully [Wednesday], or the next day, I'll be able to play."

The Los Angeles Dodgers have announced that Tony Gonsolin will undergo Tommy John surgery on Friday.

Gonsolin was already known to be out for the remainder of the 2023 season after he was placed on the injured list with forearm inflammation.

Now it's unlikely Gonsolin will pitch again for the Dodgers until the 2025 season.

Edwin Diaz remains hopeful he can return to the mound for the New York Mets this season.

The reliever threw his first outdoor bullpen session following knee surgery. He tore his right patellar tendon on March 15 while celebrating after getting the final out of Puerto Rico's win over the Dominican Republic at the World Baseball Classic. The projected timeline for a return was six to eight months.

"My goal was to be ready in six months," Diaz said. "And I'm working on that."

Diaz said he was clocked in the low to mid-90s on Sunday, when he threw on an outdoor bullpen mound to a catcher in the crouching position for the first time since getting hurt.

"I know my stuff is there," Diaz said. "A main thing for me is how my knee is good and healthy. I feel healthy right now, and I'm pitching again. I just want to get that positive note to go home and relax, work hard for next year."

The Los Angeles Dodgers have shifted Tony Gonsolin to the 60-day injured list, officially ending his season.

Gonsolin was placed on the 15-day IL on August 19 due to right forearm inflammation. At the time, Dave Roberts admitted that Gonsolin probably wouldn't pitch again.

The exact nature of Gonsolin's injury isn't quite known, and Roberts Sunday told the Orange County Register's Bill Plunkett and other reporters that the right-hander had undergone an MRI.  

After being named a National League All-Star in 2022 and posting a 2.14 ERA over 24 starts, Gonsolin has struggled this season. He'll end with a 4.98 ERA over 20 starts.

Los Angeles Angels right-hander Chase Silseth, who was struck in the head during his team's 5-3 victory over the New York Mets on Saturday, attended the series finale Sunday in New York.

Silseth, 23, was evaluated at a hospital before being released Saturday night.

He was back at Citi Field on Sunday dealing with some swelling and headaches, but the Angels have yet to place him on the injured list, pending further evaluation.

All-Star reliever Félix Bautista was placed on the 15-day injured list Saturday by the Baltimore Orioles, who can only hope his ailing elbow won't keep him sidelined for the rest of the season.

"Early indications are he has some degree of injury to the ulnar collateral ligament," Orioles general manager Mike Elias said. "We have not firmed down any timetable or anything of that nature."

Shohei Ohtani declined imaging after he left an Aug. 3 start against Seattle after four innings and 59 pitches because of cramping in his pitching hand and fingers, Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian said Saturday.

Ohtani returned to the mound six days later and beat San Francisco, throwing 97 pitches over six innings while allowing only an unearned run. He then skipped a turn, citing fatigue.

Shohei Ohtani is expected to be with the Los Angeles Angels for the start of their upcoming road trip and is planning to continue to hit in their lineup, at least in the interim, a source with knowledge of the situation said.

The Angels are off on Thursday, then begin a three-city trip through New York, Philadelphia and Oakland.

Mike Trout is headed back to the injured list with a sore left hand.

The Los Angeles Angels reinstated Trout from the IL on Tuesday after missing 38 games with a hamate fracture in his left hand.

Trout suffered the injury on July 3 and had the hook of his left hamate bone removed on July 5. 

"He tried to swing yesterday, and it didn't go so well," Perry Minasian said. "We're gonna put him back on the IL and give him some rest and see where that goes."

Trout, a three-time American League MVP and 11-time All-Star, is hitting .263/.367/.490 with 18 homers and 44 RBIs in 82 games this season.