Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Will Klein is facing a significant injury after an MRI reveals loose bone chips in his elbow, according to multiple reports. The findings indicate the injury is more serious than initially hoped and could affect the remainder of his season and his availability for the rest of 2026. Both outlets reporting on the MRI result describe the same core issue: the presence of bone chips in Klein’s elbow, which can be associated with ongoing elbow problems and may require time away from competition depending on treatment recommendations. While the reports do not provide additional detail on the next steps of his medical care, they consistently frame the MRI discovery as a major setback for his pitching plans. The Dodgers’ bullpen plans may be impacted if Klein’s recovery timeline extends through or beyond the 2026 season. Further information from the team about diagnosis and treatment is not included in the cited summaries.