General manager Rick Hahn said Lawrie (hamstring) recently had an MRI on his knee and calf, but there were not structural issues, the Daily Herald reports. However, there is not a time line for his return.

EDGE Analysis

Lawrie has been on the disabled list for more than a month now with the hamstring issue, and he said he is still feeling "something" in his leg. It is unclear if he will return at all this season, as he is running low on time to rehab in the minors. Tyler Saladino should continue to start in his stead.

Lawrie (hamstring) returned to Chicago on Tuesday to be further examined after his minor league rehab assignment was cut short, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lawrie began his rehab over a week ago, but he was unable to make it through a complete game due to the hamstring injury and a possible quad issue. His return date remains up in the air, but Tyler Saladino and Carlos Sanchez should continue to man second in his stead.

Lawrie (hamstring) left his rehab game after four innings Saturday, MLB.com's Scott Merkin reports.

EDGE Analysis

According to White Sox manager Robin Ventura, Lawrie will not be activated until he's able to play a full game for Double-A Birmingham while on a rehab assignment. That statement clouds his potential return date a bit, as he was pulled early from several rehab games this week. Keep an eye on his minor league game log, however, as consecutive full games will indicate Lawrie's activation is right around the corner.

Lawrie (hamstring) was pulled from a rehab game at Double-A Birmingham on Wednesday night due to a quad issue, Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

At this point, it's unclear whether the setback is anything to worry about, but considering Lawrie is already on the DL with a hamstring injury, it's certainly far from encouraging. Lawrie remains without a firm return timeline, and given this latest news it's possible his recovery could extend toward the end of the month.

Lawrie (hamstring) will begin a rehab assignment Saturday, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

He has been taking batting practice and running the bases without pain of late, so hopefully his stint in the minors does not last long. He should take over second base upon his return, but he could yield more time than usual to the younger guys down the stretch as the team looks toward 2017.

Lawrie, who is on the DL with a hamstring injury, is also dealing with a knee issue that is complicating his recovery, the Chicago Sun-Times' Daryl Van Schouwen reports.

EDGE Analysis

He is not close to returning to the White Sox as he needs more time to recover from a left hamstring strain, but he also has some fluid and discomfort in his knee. It would seem that a late-August return would be the best-case scenario, given Lawrie's litany of lower-body issues. Tyler Saladino will continue to man second base in the meantime.

Lawrie (hamstring) will need more time to recover from his hamstring injury, and is not close to returning according to manager Robin Ventura, Colleen Kane of the Chicago Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lawrie initially hit the DL on Wednesday and hasn't seemed to be progressing from the injury at all, even though tests revealed no significant damage to the hamstring. The 26-year-old is eligible to return as early as August 6, but will likely need at least another week if not more to feel comfortable back on the field. In his place, the White Sox have been starting Carlos Sanchez at second.

Lawrie (hamstring) was officially placed on the disabled list Wednesday, Coleen Kane of the Chicago Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

As expected, Lawrie will hit the DL after missing the last five days with a nagging hamstring issue. The stint is backdated to July 22, so he'll be eligible to return as early as August 6. Carlos Sanchez will come up from Triple-A to temporarily fill Lawrie's spot on the 25-man roster.

The White Sox are expected to place Lawrie (hamstring) on the disabled list before Wednesday's game, the Daily Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

The White Sox have been without Lawrie for five days, and manager Robin Ventura said the club did not want a short bench as they head into a National League series against the Cubs. Lawrie would be eligible to return the first weekend of August, and the injury will likely preclude him from being involved in any non-waiver trades. Carlos Sanchez will replace him on the roster, and Sanchez and Saladino should replace him at second.

Lawrie (hamstring) is out of the lineup for Tuesday's game against the Cubs.

EDGE Analysis

Although previous tests on Lawrie's hamstring didn't reveal any significant damage, the White Sox's everyday second baseman will sit out a fifth straight game Tuesday. Tyler Saladino, who has seven hits in his last 18 at-bats, will start in Lawrie's place Tuesday and bat ninth in the order.