A large part of Bruce Bochy’s job every game is to update the media on injured players. There’s a lot of daily minutia that comes along with each player’s rehab, and it’s easy to get lost in finding the latest update. In an effort to simplify that process, we’re cataloging every injury and rehab update available. You’ll find the injury diary below, in addition to the Giants’ 25-man active roster.

Injury updates aggregated outside of KNBR.com are attributed.

Injury updates

Josh Osich (strained left forearm, 15-day DL)

Roster move retroactive to July 24, and is eligible to come off the disabled list Aug. 8.
Corresponding move: Giants recall left-handed pitcher Matt Reynolds, designate Grant Green for assignment
July 28: After an MRI came back mostly fine, the Giants still wanted to be cautious with Osich.

Cory Gearrin (strained right shoulder, 15-day DL)

Roster move retroactive to July 6, and is currently eligible to come off the disabled list.
Corresponding move: Giants recall right-handed pitcher Albert Suarez
July 27: Threw a bullpen at AT&T Park and will start a rehab assignment in the next few days.
July 25: Feels good after throwing two bullpens and a batting practice session at the Giants’ complex in Arizona. He’s inching toward a rehab assignment and feels comfortable once again throwing his off-speed pitches.
July 23: Will face hitters on Sunday in Arizona. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 22: Could begin rehab assignment soon after going all-out in a bullpen session. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 19: Threw a bullpen at the Giants’ complex in Scottsdale, Arizona. — [CSN Bay Area]
July 17: Flew to Arizona to resume rehab.
July 6: Placed on the disabled list one day after yielding a go-ahead, three-run home run to Nolan Arenado. Bochy said Gearrin approached trainers after the game about his shoulder, and the injury had been nagging him for awhile. Gearrin allowed nine runs in his last 3 2/3 innings.

Matt Duffy (left Achilles strain, 15-day DL)

Roster move retroactive to June 20, and is currently eligible to come off the disabled list.
Corresponding move: Giants recall outfielder Mac Williamson.
July 28: Felt good after running the bases. On track to begin a rehab assignment this weekend.
July 26: Reported no pain running curves again on the field. He’ll try to run bases soon before delving into a rehab assignment.
July 25: Ran curves on the AT&T Park field, one of the last hurdles left for Duffy to clear. He still needs to run the bases before beginning a rehab assignment by this weekend.
July 23: Ran 60-yard sprints at 75-percent effort. He continues to move toward a rehab assignment. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 22: Could start rehab assignment within a week. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 19: Ran at the Giants’ facility in Arizona, and reported feeling better than he has at any point in his rehab thus far. — [CSN Bay Area]
July 17: Flew to Arizona to resume rehab. Duffy began running on Tuesday, and Bochy doesn’t believe the infielder is at risk of rupturing his Achilles. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 14: Giants are “slow-playing” Duffy’s rehab as he continues strengthening program. — [CSN Bay Area]
July 10: Will continue strengthening program as he struggles with lateral movement. Return date unknown. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 6: Could start his rehab assignment as soon as the All-Star break.
July 5: Took batting practice for the first time since injuring his left Achilles tendon. Still not slated to return until after the All-Star break.
June 28: Bochy said Duffy should be in his boot for five more days. In the mean time Duffy has been throwing to keep his arm and wrist in shape. He’s tried swinging off a tee on Monday and Tuesday, saying it was still a little awkward.
June 21: Wearing a boot on his left foot, Duffy estimates a three-week timeframe to rest and rebuild strength in his Achilles. This likely means he’ll return after the All-Star break. — [San Jose Mercury News]
June 20: Diagnosed with a left Achilles strain after an MRI. — [San Jose Mercury News]
June 19: Exited game against Rays in the seventh inning after rounding third base. Bochy said Duffy “might be down a day or two.” Duffy said he’s going to try and push through the pain if possible. — [San Jose Mercury News]

Hunter Pence (right hamstring strain, 15-day DL)

Roster move retroactive to June 2, and is currently eligible to come off the disabled list.
Corresponding move: Giants recall Williamson.
July 28: Made “pretty dramatic” progress this week in Triple-A Sacramento, according to Bochy, and is expected to be activated on Saturday.
July 27: The team is “very encouraged” by Pence’s work in Triple-A Sacramento, Bochy said. The manager still thinks he needs more at-bats, but his rehab assignment should be wrapping up shortly.
July 25: Could return in a week, according to Bochy. Still shooting to amass about 30 minor-league at-bats.
July 24: Went 1-for-3 with an RBI for Triple-A Sacramento. Pence will have Monday off before continuing his rehab assignment on Tuesday. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 23: Scheduled to play six innings on Saturday and seven on Sunday for Triple-A Sacramento. Pence has only four minor league at-bats thus far in his rehab assignment, and the club said they’d like the outfielder to get about 30. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 22: After hitting a home run and double with Triple-A Sacramento on Thursday, Pence will be kept out of Friday’s lineup to rest. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 19: Scratched from Triple-A Sacramento’s lineup after warming up before the game. The trainers didn’t want to push Pence after he left his first rehab game with the team on Saturday. — [CSN Bay Area]
July 17: After reaggravating his right hamstring on Saturday, the Giants are going to back off Pence a little bit. Bochy hoped his right fielder could play in Triple-A on Monday, but offered no guarantees. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 16: Left his first rehab game after three innings. Pence was hit in the leg by a curveball in his first at-bat, and departed the game after appearing to grab his right leg on a single. Giants general manager Bobby Evans said in a text that Pence “seems OK.” He was scheduled to play five innings Saturday and Sunday with Triple-A Sacramento, amassing around 30 at-bats over the course of the week. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 14: Could begin rehab assignment as soon as Saturday. Running at “nearly 100 percent.” — [CSN Bay Area]
July 10: Could return as soon as July 25. Running at “80 percent” and could begin rehab assignment in the next week. — [San Jose Mercury News]
July 5: Rehab assignment should be planned by this weekend.
July 2: Took batting practice on the field for the first time since hamstring surgery. Still on track for a return within 6-8 weeks of his surgery (June 9). — [San Jose Mercury News]
June 22: Participated in agility drills and threw at 120 feet. — [San Jose Mercury News]
June 9: Underwent hamstring tendon surgery in Dallas. The Giants expect a full recovery in eight weeks, putting him on track for an early August return.
June 3: Giants announced Pence would undergo surgery to repair a torn right hamstring tendon. An MRI revealed a complete tear of one of his three hamstring tendons, and the team settled on surgery after hearing three opinions. — [San Jose Mercury News]
June 2: Giants place Pence on the disabled list after an MRI revealed a significant hamstring injury. Bochy said the outfielder “did a pretty good job on it,” referring to Pence’s right hamstring. — [San Jose Mercury News]
June 1: Left game in fourth inning after grabbing at right leg while running to first base.

Ehire Adrianza (fractured left foot, 60-day DL)

Roster move retroactive to April 15, and is currently eligible to come off the disabled list.
Corresponding move: Giants recall Williamson.
July 28: Expected to join the Giants in Philadelphia next week.
July 19: Will move from Single-A San Jose to Triple-A Sacramento on Monday.
July 18: Homered for the fourth time in seven games with San Jose.
July 15: Hit two home runs in a rehab game with Single-A San Jose.
July 14: Will play five innings at shortstop for Single-A San Jose before sliding over to DH. — [Twitter]
July 5: Set to begin minor league rehab assignment on July 13. Currently participating in regular baseball activities.
June 24: Bochy sets rough, one-month timetable until Adrianza could begin minor league assignment.
June 21: Said he has no pain in his left foot, and believes he’ll start running in a few days. Adrianza wants to start his minor league assignment in the following week, guessing he’ll need 10-12 games to feel comfortable. — [San Jose Mercury News]

Active roster

Starting rotation

Madison Bumgarner (L) (No. 40)
Jeff Samardzija (No. 29)
Johnny Cueto (No. 47)
Jake Peavy (No. 22)
Matt Cain (No. 18)

Relief pitchers

Albert Suarez (No. 56)

Derek Law (No. 64)

Hunter Strickland (No. 60)

George Kontos (No. 70)

Sergio Romo (No. 54)

Santiago Casilla (No. 46)

Matt Reynolds (L) (No. 57)

Javier Lopez (L) (No. 49)

Infielders

Brandon Belt (L) (No. 9)

Brandon Crawford (L) (No. 35)

Conor Gillaspie (L) (No. 21)

Ramiro Peña (S) (No. 1)

Joe Panik (L) (No. 12)

Catcher

Buster Posey (No. 28)

Trevor Brown (No. 14)

Outfielders

Gregor Blanco (L) (No. 7)

Jarrett Parker (L) (No. 6)

Denard Span (L) (No. 2)

Angel Pagan (S) (No. 16)

Mac Williamson (No. 51)