Daniel Robertson returned to action on Thursday May 29.

Daniel Robertson is dealing with some non-displaced fractures in his facial bones. Robertson suffered the injuries when he collided with teammate Alex Rios in center field on Thursday. The good news is that an initial concussion test came back negative. He's scheduled to see a specialist on Friday, after which we should know more about his status.

Daniel Robertson has passed an initial concussion test. Good news. Robertson was removed from Thursday's game against the Tigers after he collided with teammate Alex Rios in center field, but it looks like he managed to avoid a serious injury. He's dealing with bruising and swelling on the left side of his face, but X-rays came back negative. No word on how much time he'll need to miss.

Daniel Robertson was removed from Thursday's game against the Tigers after a collision in center field. Robertson took a knee to the jaw when he and Alex Rios collided in shallow center field while going after an Ian Kinsler fly ball. Robertson never lost consciousness but appeared to be disoriented and in a great deal of pain. A disabled list stint could be coming. Leonys Martin, who was held out of the starting lineup with a sore neck, entered the game to play center field.

Rangers recalled OF Daniel Robertson from Triple-A Round Rock. Robertson had two hits in 11 at-bats during a previous stint with the big club. He'll provide some outfield depth.

Rangers optioned OF Dan Robertson to Triple-A Round Rock. Robertson was 2-for-11 (.182) in six games with the Rangers. The 28-year-old outfielder was acquired via trade from the Padres on April 23 for cash considerations.