Birmingham
Filimon Ledziankou – 30-day IR – Tuesday, December 23
Evansville
Adam Manji – 14-day IR – Sunday, January 11
Isaac Chapman – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 22
Fayetteville
Chance Gorman – 14-day IR – Sunday, December 7
Ryan Kenny – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 15
Marcus Fechko – 14-day IR – Saturday, February 21
Huntsville
Gehrig Lindberg – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 15
Knoxville
Derek Osik – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 1
Troy Button – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 22
Macon
Bailey Brkin – 14-day IR – Sunday, January 11
Alex Cohen – 14-day IR – Monday, February 16
Pensacola
Peoria
Ayodele Adeniye – 14-day IR – Thursday, January 15
Zac Sirota – 14-day IR – Saturday, February 14
Connor McAnanama – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 22
Quad City
Luke Lush – 30-day IR – Tuesday, February 17
Noe Perez – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 22
Stepan Steshenko – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 22
Roanoke
Cory Doney – 30-day IR – Tuesday, December 30
Brody Claeys – 14-day IR – Saturday, January 10
Matt O’Dea – 14-day IR – Sunday, February 1
For the 2025-2026 season, the injured reserve will consist of:
– Three (3) open-ended 14-day slots
– Three (3) open-ended 30-day slots
– Unlimited season-ending injured reserve
When placing a player on injured reserve, teams may retroactively date the transaction back to the first day after his last game played (no seven-day limit).
Once put on injured reserve, a player must remain there so that his total time on injured reserve equals a minimum of 14 or 30 full days before being eligible to be activated. Players may remain on injured reserve as long as necessary and do not have to be activated on the first day they are eligible to come off.
