Coco Crisp left Tuesday's game against the Rays after aggravating his neck injury. Crisp returned to action last Friday after missing over a week of action with a neck ailment, but the injury has popped up again. The A's should update his status after the game, but you've got to think they'll consider placing him on the disabled list this time around.

Coco Crisp is back in the Athletics' lineup Friday. Crisp hasn't placed since tweaking his neck when he crashed into the right-center field wall last Wednesday. The outfielder is hitting .260/.354/.406 with three homers, 11 RBI and seven stolen bases over 28 games this season.

Coco Crisp (neck) remained out of the Athletics' lineup Wednesday. Crisp is hoping to return to action on Friday following Thursday's off day. The outfielder hasn't played since tweaking his neck when he crashed into the right-center field wall last Wednesday.

Coco Crisp (neck) is unlikely to return to the lineup until Friday. Crisp reported improvement Tuesday but is still unavailable to play. The A's have an afternoon game Wednesday and are off Thursday, so it would make sense that they're targeting a return for Crisp on Friday. The outfielder hasn't played since tweaking his neck when he crashed into the right-center field wall last Wednesday.

Coco Crisp (neck) could take batting practice Monday. However, he's not available to play against the White Sox, and A's manager Bob Melvin indicated over the weekend that Crisp might not play at all versus the Pale Hose. Crisp hasn't played since tweaking his neck when he crashed into the right-center field wall last Wednesday.

Athletics manager Bob Melvin said Saturday that Coco Crisp (neck) might not return to the lineup during the three-game series with the White Sox that begins Monday. Crisp hasn't played since tweaking his neck when he crashed into the right-center field wall on Wednesday. It doesn't sound like he'll need a trip to the disabled list, but the outfielder isn't quite ready to return to action.

Coco Crisp (neck) is being considered day-to-day after MRI results revealed nothing out of the ordinary. The oft-injured outfielder is likely to sit out on Saturday, but should return to the lineup in a couple of days. Craig Gentry will continue to man center field in his absence.

Coco Crisp is doubtful to return to the Athletics lineup on Saturday and is set to undergo an MRI on his ailing neck. Crisp is officially being called day-to-day, but it appears that the oft-injured outfielder could be looking at a trip to the disabled list. The team should have an update on his status on Saturday.

A's manager Bob Melvin said Coco Crisp's neck strain will likely keep him out a couple days. Crisp was officially called day-to-day, but the A's have enough outfielders to get by without Crisp for a few days. Crisp injured the neck running into the outfield wall during the first game of the team's doubleheader against the Mariners on Wednesday.

Coco Crisp has been diagnosed with a neck strain. Crisp crashed hard into the right-center field wall Wednesday afternoon in Oakland after tracking down a line drive off the bat of Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager. Crisp was down on the ground for several minutes before eventually walking to the clubhouse with the assistance of a trainer. He'll be reevaluated on Thursday.