Witt's Lower Back Injury Caps Games Played at Career Low
A July lower back injury has curtailed Bobby Witt Jr.'s 2025 season, pushing him toward the fewest games he's played in any MLB campaign.
Bobby Witt Jr. sustained a lower back injury in July that has limited his availability significantly. He is on pace for a career low in games played as a result. Despite the injury, Witt still leads the American League in fWAR. The setback has also put him in danger of missing the 20-home-run threshold for the first time in his career.
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