Carlos Gonzalez (wrist) is expected to arrive at spring training with no limitations. CarGo was bothered by a right wrist injury for most of the second half of the 2011 season. After resting for about two months, he is now swinging a bat daily in his native Venezuela. The 25-year-old batted .295/.363/.526 with 26 home runs, 92 RBI and 20 stolen bases last season and should be one of the top outfielders off the board in fantasy leagues.

Carlos Gonzalez estimates that he is "70 percent" recovered from his right wrist injury. CarGo was plagued by the wrist issue for most of the 2011 season's second half. He still batted .295/.363/.526 with 26 home runs, 92 RBI and 20 stolen bases, but the dynamic 25-year-old is capable of even better. He should be back to 100 percent well before the start of spring training.

Carlos Gonzalez (wrist) has been shut down for the rest of the season. Not a big surprise, as Gonzalez hasn't played since aggravating his right wrist on September 15. He will wear a brace for three to four weeks following the season, but should be good to go for 2012. The 25-year-old outfielder batted .295/.363/.526 slash line with 26 home runs, 92 RBI, 20 stolen bases and an .889 OPS this season.

Carlos Gonzalez (wrist) will wear a cast or brace for three to four weeks following the season. Gonzalez is doubtful to play again this year due to lingering discomfort in his right wrist, and will likely finish up having posted a .295/.363/.526 slash line, 20 steals and 26 homers. The 25-year-old is a top fantasy player when healthy.

Troy Renck of the Denver Post writes that Carlos Gonzalez (wrist) is "doubtful" to play again this season. CarGo hasn't played since aggravating his right wrist last Thursday. It's about time (in redraft leagues, anyway) to drop him for somebody who is actually playing.

Carlos Gonzalez (wrist) shagged fly balls on Monday. Gonzalez hasn't played since aggravating his right wrist during Thursday's game. While he is making some progress, he has yet to swing a bat. Don't count on him in fantasy leagues over the next few days.

Carlos Gonzalez (wrist) is not in the starting lineup Friday against the Giants. CarGo his aggravated his right wrist when he collided into the outfield wall while trying to track down a fly ball during Thursday's game. He was scheduled to be reevaluated Friday, but will likely have to miss a few games. Seth Smith will make the start in right field Friday while Eric Young Jr. plays left field.

Carlos Gonzalez re-injured his right wrist crashing into the right-field wall in the sixth inning of Thursday's loss to the Giants, and will likely miss "at least a few games."

Carlos Gonzalez (back) will return to the Rockies' starting lineup Tuesday night against the Brewers. As expected. CarGo was a late scratch from Sunday's lineup due to lower back stiffness.

Carlos Gonzalez (back) expects to play Tuesday. CarGo did not play in Sunday's game due to discomfort in his back. "I will definitely be starting Tuesday," he told reporters. "It just got stiff (on Saturday), then when I woke up (Sunday) and it didn't feel any better." The 25-year-old outfielder is batting .299/.369/.529 with 25 home runs, 19 steals and 89 RBI in 125 games this season.