Chicago White Sox
Injury Report (10)
Updated April 16, 2026| Player | POS | Status |
|---|---|---|
| MIKE CLEVINGER | -- | Day-To-Day |
| AUSTIN HAYS | LF | 10-Day-IL |
| BROOKS BALDWIN | -- | 60-Day-IL |
| CHRIS MURPHY | -- | 15-Day-IL |
| EVERSON PEREIRA | RF | 10-Day-IL |
| JONATHAN CANNON | P | 15-Day-IL |
| KYLE TEEL | -- | 10-Day-IL |
| MIKE TAUCHMAN | -- | Out |
| MIKE VASIL | -- | 60-Day-IL |
| TIM ELKO | -- | Out |
Chicago White Sox 2016 DFS Analysis
Get the latest Chicago White Sox stats, roster updates, and DFS analysis for the 2016 MLB season. Use our MLB DFS Optimizer to build winning lineups featuring Chicago White Sox players on DraftKings and FanDuel. Check out MLB Starting Lineups for daily confirmed batting orders, or view MLB Pitcher CSW data to analyze pitching matchups.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is injured on Chicago White Sox?
- The Injuries tab shows all Chicago White Sox players currently on the injured list (10-Day IL, 15-Day IL, 60-Day IL) or listed as day-to-day. Each entry includes the injury type, status, and date — updated daily from official MLB sources.
- What is the difference between IL stints in MLB?
- The 10-Day IL is for short-term injuries (minimum 10 days missed). The 15-Day IL applies to pitchers and longer recovery times. The 60-Day IL is for season-threatening injuries — players on the 60-Day IL do not count against the 40-man roster, freeing a spot for a replacement.
- How do injuries affect MLB DFS and betting?
- Key injuries directly impact team totals, run lines, and DFS value. A missing ace pitcher lowers the team's implied run prevention; a missing cleanup hitter reduces the team total. For DFS, injuries create value for replacement players who slot into the starting lineup at lower ownership and salary.