St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson (shoulder, knee) is scheduled to throw a bullpen session over the weekend. He landed on the disabled list in mid-May with a right shoulder impingement, and then ended up having knee surgery to repair his meniscus. The Cardinals hope Gregerson will be able to return to the bullpen sometime in mid-July. He hasn't been great when he's been on the mound, but he hasn't really been healthy yet this season.

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on Monday to repair a torn meniscus. He's expected to be sidelined for at least four weeks and possibly up to six. Gregerson has been on the disabled list for almost a month with a shoulder issue, and now will spend even more time on the shelf rehabbing his knee. He's been hurt most of the season and hasn't been good when healthy, posting an ERA of 8.64 in 12 appearances.

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson was placed back on the disabled list on Wednesday due to a shoulder impingement. Gregerson began the season on the DL with a hamstring strain, came back to post an ugly 8.64 ERA in 12 outings, and will now head back to the shelf, this time with the shoulder issue. It's unclear for now how long he'll be out this time, but it seems like it could be a somewhat lengthy absence. He can be dropped in most formats.

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson (hamstring) will make his third rehab appearance on Monday, but will still need to pitch in back-to-back games before returning to the big league team. Gregerson was set to be the closer for the Cardinals, but he missed most of Spring Training due to a pair of injuries and lost any chance at the ninth inning when the team signed Greg Holland on Opening Day. Once he's back, Gregerson will take on a setup role in the later innings.

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson (hamstring) threw a successful bullpen session on Thursday. Gregerson missed most of spring training due to injuries to his oblique and his hamstring. His next step will be a minor league rehab assignment and if that goes well, he should be ready to join the Cardinals bullpen at some point next week. Gregerson's door to the ninth inning was slammed shut on Opening Day when St. Louis signed Greg Holland, but Gregerson should still be a useful reli[...]

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson (hamstring) is set to throw a bullpen session and assuming that goes well, will begin a rehab assignment with the Single-A Palm Beach Cardinals. Gregerson has had a painful spring which started with an oblique injury and then ended up with a hamstring strain. [...]

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson was officially placed on the disabled list with a hamstring strain on [...]

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson (hamstring) will begin the season on the 10-day disabled list. Gregerson started out Spring Training with an oblique injury then suffered a hamstring injury once he returned. Manager Mike Matheny announced that Dominic Leone and Tyler Lyons would split closer duties while Gregerson was out. There's a decent chance that Gregerson returns to a setup role if either Lyons or Leone excel to start out the season.

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson has been dealing with a hamstring injury that has kept him from pitching in Grapefruit League games. Gregerson started out Spring Training with an oblique issue that kept him off the mound, and now he has not appeared in a game since March 20 due to the hamstring issue. [...]

St. Louis Cardinals relief pitcher Luke Gregerson pitched a perfect inning in his return to Grapefruit League play. It was Gregerson's first time back on the mound in 15 days, as he'd been rehabbing an oblique injury since early in camp. Gregerson was the favorite for saves when Spring Training began, but his injury had allowed Dominic Leone to sneak into the ninth-inning conversation. As long as Gregerson doesn't experience any more setbacks, he should end up as the closer for St. Louis.