Orioles' Cade Povich placed on the 15-day injured list due to left elbow inflammation, with right-hander Trey Gibson called up from Triple-A. This move comes as the Orioles' rotation faces a flux, with Povich joining three other starters on the IL, including Zach Eflin, who is out for the season after Tommy John surgery. Trevor Rogers, a likely candidate to step in, is recovering well from an illness and eligible for activation on Monday. Povich's discomfort is on the outside of his left elbow, near the triceps, and he may receive a cortisone shot for treatment. Despite his recent struggles, including a 5.12 ERA and a high walk rate, Povich's injury is a concern for the team, especially given the current state of the rotation. The Orioles' pitching injuries have been a significant issue, and with Povich's addition to the IL, the team faces a challenging road ahead. This development highlights the need for a robust pitching corps and the potential impact of injuries on a team's performance and long-term success.