Logan Webb's 2026 season over after IL placement with blister
San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb has been shut down for the remainder of the 2026 season due to a blister injury.
Logan Webb has been placed on the injured list with a blister, effectively ending his 2026 campaign. The Giants ace had a frustrating season described as an uphill battle throughout. The blister issue is the final setback in what has been a difficult year for Webb. San Francisco will need to rely on other rotation options for the remainder of the season.
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