Baltimore Orioles infielder Jordan Westburg is set to miss the 2026 season after undergoing season-ending Tommy John surgery, according to reports from multiple outlets. The procedure is typically used to repair a torn ligament in the elbow, and team medical timelines generally require an extended recovery period. Westburg’s injury is described as significant enough that his season is effectively over before it begins, with no immediate return expected during the current year. The reports agree on the core details: Westburg is an Orioles player and he is undergoing Tommy John surgery, which will keep him out for the duration of the season. Beyond the surgery itself, the articles provide limited additional information on the original injury event or specific timelines for rehabilitation. No alternate recovery plan or return date is mentioned in the available coverage. The Orioles’ roster plans and infield depth are expected to be affected as the team adjusts without Westburg for the 2026 campaign.