#injury-update

#injury-update

The Mets have officially added left-hander José Castillo to their roster as part of their recent team adjustments.

Alexander Isak has missed pre-season matches due to a minor thigh injury. Newcastle confirmed his absence while the team travels for friendlies in Asia.

Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs, less than nine months post-ACL tear, displayed impressive speed during rehab, indicating a strong recovery. He was not listed on the PUP or NFI rosters.

Mack Hansen is expected to miss the first Test against the Wallabies due to a foot injury, impacting his chance to join the Lions.

"He hurt his foot in the game," Wigglesworth said of Hansen. "I don't think it is anything serious but he was managed today."

Davis is expected to be healthy for training camp, his first with the Mavs since being dealt to Dallas in the blockbuster trade that sent Luka Doncic to Los Angeles.

Gimenez was placed on the Toronto Blue Jays' 10-day injured list with a left ankle sprain after injuring it covering second base. He is hitting .218 with five home runs.

Charles Jagusah is recovering from surgery to repair a fractured bone in his upper left arm. His prognosis is favorable. Jagusah was projected to start at left tackle for Notre Dame.

At the end, it all looked easy enough for Germany, as goals from Jule Brand and Lea Schuller saw them past tournament debutants Poland. However, Germany was wasteful in front of goal and not fully convincing at the back. A more ruthless opponent could have capitalized on their errors. Captain Giulia Gwinn left the pitch in tears after injuring her knee, raising doubt about her participation in the tournament. Coach Christian Wuck expressed concern over the injury and emphasized the need for other players to step up in Gwinn's absence.

Henry Pollock has been ruled out for the match against the Waratahs due to a tight calf injury. Scott Cummings will take his place in the lineup, while Tadgh Beirne moves from the second-row to blindside flanker to accommodate this change.

Owen Farrell is poised for a call-up to the Lions tour as a former England fly half, indicating a potential shift in team strategy.