Colabello is not in the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Marlins. Colabello has been in the lineup for the Blue Jays every day since May 5, but manager John Gibbons decided to snap the 32-game streak and give Colabello a day off after he recorded six strikeouts and just three hits over his last four games. Colabello still owns an .888 OPS on the season, but he has posted just a .609 mark in that category through eight games this month.

Colabello was 3-for-4 with one run scored and one driven in as the Jays defeated Houston on Friday night. What a boon he has been to both Toronto and his fantasy owners since being called up by the Jays. He's now working on a 15-game hitting streak and has his average up to a lofty .366 on the season. He has just modest power (four home runs) but has driven in 17 and should continue to see chances to produce while hitting in the middle of this potent lineup.

Colabello went 1-for-4 against the Twins on Friday, hitting the game-winning two-run homer in the ninth inning. Colabello continues to be an unlikely hero for the Jays and fantasy owners alike, and he stuck it to his former team in this one. The 31-year-old is still hitting a startling .379, and he's collected 14 hits (including three homers) over the course of a nine-game hitting streak. He's locked into a regular spot in the Toronto lineup, and even though he's due to regress, he still owns an OPS north of 1.000 through 23 games, so fantasy owners need to be taking an interest.

Colabello went 3-for-5 in Wednesday's 5-3 loss to the White Sox. That's now an eight game hitting streak for Colabello, who has been nothing short of sensational since being called up to the Blue Jays. He's now sporting a .386/.440/.578 slash line in 22 games and has helped prop up the Jays' outfield while Jose Bautista continues his recovery. He's a good play in daily leagues while he's still in the lineup.

Colabello went 1-for-3 Saturday with a solo shot, his third home run of the season. That's back-to-back games with a long ball for Colabello, who has cooled down over his last 10 games by hitting 'only' .306 (11-for-36). As long as he keeps raking, he'll be a fixture in the Jays lineup.

Colabello was 3-for-4 with a home run and a pair of RBI in a losing cause against the Mariners on Friday night. He's making a habit of getting off to scalding starts after his huge April for the Twins last season. Now hitting .381 with a pair of home runs and nine RBI since being called up from Triple-A earlier this month, his road to playing time is wide open with Michael Saunders expected to miss an additional 6-8 weeks with a balky knee. He'll cool off as the season progresses, but he'll be in the lineup as long as he's hitting so enjoy the ride.

Colabello went 2-for-5 with a RBI in Tuesday's 10-2 win over the Orioles. Colabello now has five multi-hit games in the seven that he's played in since getting called up to the Blue Jays. While they are almost entirely singles, Colabello remains a great value play in daily leagues while he's on this hot streak as he's carrying a .538 batting average.

Colabello went 2-for-3 with a walk in the Jays' loss to Baltimore on Monday night. He started in right field Monday while Jose Bautista was held out of the starting lineup and Edwin Encarnacion moved into the DH role. With Michael Saunders (knee) landing back on the DL, Colabello's path to playing time for at least the next couple of weeks is very clear, especially since Bautista hasn't played the outfield since April 21.

Colabello continued his torrid start at the plate, going 3-for-4 with a RBI in Sunday's 6-3 loss to the Red Sox. Since getting called up, Colabello is hitting 10-for-18 (.556) at the plate and three multi-hit games. While it's virtually impossible for him to keep this kind of production up, fantasy owners may want to ride his hot streak while it lasts or use him in daily leagues if he continues to play this well.

Colabello will make his fifth straight start in the outfield Sunday against the Red Sox, Barry Davis of Sportsnet reports. With Michael Saunders (knee) hitting the disabled list again Sunday just one day after returning to action, it looks like Colabello could have his spot in the lineup solidified for at least the next couple of weeks. As was the case last season with the Twins before he inevitably fizzled out, Colabello has been scorching thus far for the Blue Jays, going 7-for-14 with a homer, three RBI, and five runs scored in his first four games. He may be worth a pickup while he's hot, but the long-term outlook isn't nearly as rosy.