Tulowitzki (ankle) was transferred to the 60-day disabled list Wednesday, Mike Wilner of Sportsnet 590 The Fan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tulowitzki is on the mend from significant ligament damage in his ankle and remains a candidate for surgery, so this move all but confirms he won't take the field again in 2017. It brings an end to what has been a frustrating season for the 32-year-old, with a career-worst .249/.300/.378 slash line over just 66 games, shortened by multiple stints on the DL. Tulowitzki now faces a long offseason of recovery from his latest ailment, with hopes of coming back healthy for spring training 2018.

Tulowitzki (ankle) seems to be a long-shot to return to action this season, Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Chisholm added that manager John Gibbons wouldn't rule the shortstop out for certain, although given recent developments and Tulo's vast injury history, the club may simply opt to take the loss in this instance and get him ready for 2018. Tulowitzki is currently in a cast, but his status should clear up once he's allowed to shed it.

Tulowitzki (ankle), who was placed on the 10-day disabled list Saturday, underwent an MRI, which revealed that he sustained ligament damage, Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tulowitzki is scheduled to receive further evaluation from a foot/ankle specialist in the coming days, but if the diagnosis is confirmed, the shortstop could require surgery, which would likely spell an end to his season. Those who have owned Tulowitzki in fantasy have long been aware of the high injury risk he carries, and with his production on the downturn since he arrived in Toronto in a midseason trade in 2015, it may not be worthwhile to invest in him outside of deeper and AL-only formats next season. As for the current campaign, the Blue Jays will likely get by with a platoon of Ryan Goins and Darwin Barney at shortstop for the duration of Tulowitzki's absence.

Tulowitzki (ankle) was placed on the 10-day DL on Saturday, Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

He stepped awkwardly on the side of the first-base bag Friday and injured his ankle. It's uncertain how long he will be out -- the Blue Jays will send Tulo for an MRI later Saturday -- but look for some combination of Ryan Goins and Darwin Barney at short in the meantime. Tulowitzki has looked like a shell of his former self throughout the season and he's batting just .244/.292/.289 since the break -- with this injury, deeper league owners may want to finally cut bait.

Tulowitzki was lifted from Friday's game after landing awkwardly on first base while running out a ground ball, Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

In his first at-bat of the game, Tulowitzki hit a sharp grounder up the middle and appeared to roll his right ankle on the side of first base while running it out. It's a scary development in what has already been an injury-hindered campaign for the veteran shortstop, though the team will likely release a more detailed diagnosis once it becomes available. Ryan Goins took over at shortstop upon his departure.

Tulowitzki (groin) will start at shortstop and bat sixth Monday against the Athletics, Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

It appeared that Tulowitzki might be in store for another day off after he did only light baserunning during pregame drills, but his presence in the lineup suggests that may have only been for preservation purposes. The Blue Jays' decision to deploy Tulowitzki at shortstop in his return to action following a two-game hiatus suggests that there's little concern the groin injury will compromise his mobility in the field. Darwin Barney will hit the bench to make room for Tulowitzki in the middle infield.

Tulowitzki (groin) was able to do some fielding drills and took part in light baserunning prior to Monday's game against the Athletics, Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Blue Jays have yet to release their lineup for the series opener, but it seems likely that Tulowitzki will hit the bench while he still remains a bit limited by the injury. He's being labeled as day-to-day for now, so the Blue Jays don't seem to be concerned yet that he'll require a trip to the disabled list.

Tulowitzki (groin) is out of the lineup Sunday against the Indians.

EDGE Analysis

Manager John Gibbons was optimistic that Tulowitzki would reenter the starting nine for the series finale after missing the two of the previous three games with a sore groin, but the veteran shortstop apparently isn't feeling quite healthy enough to play just yet. Darwin Barney will remain in the lineup while Tulowitzki stays on the bench, but the 32-year-old could still be called upon to make a pinch-hit appearance Sunday if his groin issue doesn't hinder him too much on the basepaths.

Tulowitzki is expected to play Sunday after being held out of two of the Jays' last three games due to groin soreness, The Associated Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Manager John Gibbons originally stated that his shortstop would likely sit out the rest of the weekend, but that plan obviously isn't set in stone. With an early game on tap Sunday in Cleveland, owners should have time to adjust their own lineups once Gibbons submits his. It would be prudent, though, to have a backup plan in place just in case Tulowitzki does remain out.

Tulowitzki is dealing with groin soreness stemming from his final at-bat in Friday's game, Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

This explains why he's getting his second day off in three games. Manager John Gibbons said that Tulo will likely miss the rest of the weekend, and if he's not ready to go by Monday, he very well could land on the disabled list due to how short the team's bench already is. Consider him day-to-day for now, but given the shortstop's injury history, it wouldn't be too shocking to see him land on the DL once again. Ryan Goins is taking over for him at shortstop Saturday and would likely do so moving forward if Tulowitzki misses more time.