Baltimore Orioles
Troy Patton, RP
Patton began rehab activity on Tuesday, running in the pool, and was expected to throw for the first time yesterday. He is expected to be back in September, just in time for playoffs.
Boston Red Sox
David Ortiz, DH
Ortiz is back on the 15-day DL because of his Achilles tendon injury. Ortiz is set to receive PRP, platelet rich plasma, injections and undergo a week of treatment for his injury. The team remains hopeful he will return for the remainder of 2012. "If everyone felt, if he had that desire and the medical staff thought that it was the best thing for his career, that would definitely be done," manager Bobby Valentine said about keeping Ortiz on the DL. "But with the meeting of the minds, with David wanting to get back in the uniform and the medical staff believing that there's a chance he could, we figured that's the best way to go." Ryan Kalish was recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket to take his roster spot.
Chicago White Sox
Orlando Hudson, 2B
Hudson began his rehab assignment Monday night with Charlotte. He led off against Syracuse and went 1 for 4 with a strikeout in the game. He is recuperating from a bruised left toe.
Cleveland Indians
Roberto Hernandez, SP
Hernandez left Monday's game with a sprained ankle, but manager Manny Acta doesn't expect the pitcher to miss his next start, tomorrow, against the Rangers.
Colorado Rockies
Dexter Fowler, CF
Fowler has missed seven games because of an ankle injury. He has made three pinch hit appearances during that time, going 0 for 3.
Houston Astros
Francisco Cordero, RP
No update on Cordero's status.
Houston Astros
Jed Lowrie, SS
Lowrie said Tuesday that he expects to play again this season and hopes to return in mid-September. "I"m encouraged with how everything is progressing. I'll just continue with every step, jump through every hoop and make sure it's good to go and get back out there as soon as possible," said Lowrie.
New York Yankees
Andy Pettitte, SP
Pettite threw off flat surface Tuesday as he continues to recover from a fractured ankle. The team expects Pettitte to throw a bullpen session today as he expects to return some time in early September.
Philadelphia Phillies
Carlos Ruiz, C
Ruiz is making progress, running drills on Tuesday, taking batting practice, and catching a bullpen session. "Everything is progressing. I think it was four to six weeks from the time, so we think he'll be back somewhere in the time frame," said assistant GM Scott Proefrock.
Philadelphia Phillies
Nate Schierholtz, RF
No update on Schierholtz's status.
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gustavo Nunez, SS
Nunez has yet to play this season after having surgery on his foot in the off-season. He began a rehab assignment with Gulf Coast League several weeks ago, but there is no current update.
Tampa Bay Rays
Jeff Niemann, SP
Niemann is expected to start Saturday's game against the Blue Jays.
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