Logan Webb's season ends after Giants place him on injured list

Logan Webb's 2026 season is over after the Giants placed him on the 15-day injured list with a right middle finger blister, Major League Baseball reported. The move was retroactive to Sept. 15, and the injury update said Webb will not return this season.

The timing leaves San Francisco without one of its rotation anchors as the club finishes the regular season. The Giants lost 8-2 to the Dodgers on Friday, and the next question is how the club fills Webb's starts while the schedule moves into its final week.

MLB's transaction log separately lists the injured-list move, while the league's injury update identifies the blister as the reason and confirms the season-ending status. That distinction matters because the Giants can plan around a fixed absence rather than waiting on a short-term day-to-day update.

San Francisco is scheduled to play the Dodgers again Saturday night in Los Angeles. Webb's removal means the Giants' pitching depth will be tested immediately in a division series that already carries a heavy late-season schedule.

The Giants will now have to cover the remaining starts with the rest of their rotation and available call-ups. Webb's season is finished, and the club's postseason path will continue without its established starter.