Rockies Place Jose Quintana on 60-Day Injured List

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Rockies Place Jose Quintana on 60-Day Injured List

Quintana is headed to the 60-day injured list with a left elbow sprain, per the team. The veteran lefty allowed six earned runs over one and one-third innings in his final start before the move. The 37-year-old signed with the Rockies in February after a solid 2025 and had already missed time with a hamstring injury this season.

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