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MLB Pitcher Kyle Hurt Throws Live BP After Elbow Injury
Hurt participated in a live batting practice session as he continues to recover from an elbow issue.
Feb. 25, 2026 at 2:25am
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Kyle Hurt, a pitcher in Major League Baseball, threw a live batting practice session on Monday as he continues to work his way back from an elbow injury, according to a report from Bill Plunkett of The Orange County Register.
Why it matters
Hurt's return to live batting practice is an encouraging sign in his recovery process and could indicate he is nearing a return to game action, which would be a boost for his team as they prepare for the upcoming MLB season.
The details
Hurt participated in the live batting practice session at the team's spring training facility in Orange, California as part of his rehabilitation from the elbow injury that has sidelined him.
- Hurt threw the live BP session on Monday, February 25, 2026.
The players
Kyle Hurt
A pitcher in Major League Baseball.
Bill Plunkett
A reporter for The Orange County Register who covered the story of Hurt's live batting practice session.
What’s next
Hurt will likely continue to progress through his rehab program and could be cleared to appear in spring training games in the coming weeks if he continues to show positive signs of recovery.
The takeaway
Hurt's return to live batting practice is an encouraging step in his recovery from an elbow injury, and his progress will be closely monitored as he aims to rejoin his team's pitching staff for the upcoming MLB season.
