Travis is out of Friday's lineup against the Indians, Sportsnet's Shi Davidi reports.

EDGE Analysis

He has been heating up at the plate with 12 hits in his last seven games, but after striking out five times in his last two contests he'll get a breather during Friday's day game. Darwin Barney will get the start at the keystone, hitting ninth.

Travis homered and scored twice as part of a 2-for-4 game in Monday's loss to the Rockies.

EDGE Analysis

Travis struggled to find his power over his first few weeks back, as he owned a .301 slugging percentage and just one home run through his first 19 games. In his nine games since, however, Travis now has four home runs to go along with three doubles and has raised his batting line to a robust .274/.304/.491. He has only taken five walks this season, but this kind of power performance is going to scare pitchers away from the zone, and maybe he can start to show the discipline again then. His 7.5 percent walk rate last season was just under the league average. Regardless, if he can hit the ball this hard, nobody's going to complain if he keeps swinging away.

Travis went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer, a walk and two runs in Saturday's 10-8 victory over the White Sox.

EDGE Analysis

The 25-year-old took White Sox starter Miguel Gonzalez deep in the second inning with a man aboard, his fourth homer of the season, all which have come in June. It was also Travis' second consecutive multi-hit effort, and fourth overall in the last six contests. Travis appears to be hitting his stride at the plate, after coming into the month having tallied just 24 at-bats on the season due to a spring training shoulder injury.

Travis will leadoff Wednesday's game against Arizona, Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Ezequiel Carrera getting the day off, Travis will leadoff rather than hit in his normal spot near the bottom of the order. He's hitting .500 with two home runs in the last week, so he'll bring some power to the top of a Toronto lineup that's been hot lately.

Travis went 3-for-3 in Sunday's loss to the Orioles with a walk, two doubles, two runs scored, three RBI and his third home run of the season.

EDGE Analysis

It's his second home run in three games, and Travis now has five multi-hit performances in his last six games, adding over 100 points to his batting average during that stretch. Like most of the Jays' hitters right now he's locked in at the plate, so expect him to keep racking up counting stats.

Travis is not in Friday's lineup against the Orioles, Sportsnet's Barry Davis reports.

EDGE Analysis

Travis has been on a solid run at the plate, notching eight hits and five RBI over his last five games, but he will take a seat in favor of Darwin Barney on Friday. His season line of .213/.241/.347 is not impressive, but for those in deeper formats, there may not be better options at the keystone on waivers than Travis, as he should improve those numbers as the season goes on.

Travis didn't start Thursday's game against the Phillies, but entered the game in the seventh inning and went 1-for-2 with his second homer of the year.

EDGE Analysis

With the Jays laying a beating on the Phillies, Travis filled Jose Bautista's spot in the lineup for the late innings. He's largely struggled since returning from the DL last month, but Travis has quietly put together a five-game hitting streak that should have fantasy owners' attention.

Travis is not in the lineup Thursday against the Phillies, Barry Davis of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Travis has started 13 of the club's 14 games this month and will be getting the day off Thursday. In his place, Darwin Barney will man second base while batting seventh. Travis is batting .204/.231/.327 with one home run and seven RBI since the beginning of June.

Travis went 2-for-4 in Monday's loss to the Phillies.

EDGE Analysis

He may not have filled up the stat sheet on Monday, but it did mark his first multi-hit performance this season. Since returning from a shoulder injury that delayed the start of his season until May 25, Travis is hitting .172/.206/.266. His struggles have kept him down in the lineup, but manager John Gibbons has said he'd like to move the second baseman into the leadoff spot once Travis gets going at the plate.

Travis went 1-for-4 with a two-run homer and two runs scored in Friday's 5-2 victory over the Red Sox.

EDGE Analysis

The 25-year-old has worked his way up to sixth in the order, with a move the leadoff spot potentially imminent according to reports. In the meantime, he continues to work his way back into the swing of things, and has now hit safely in seven of his first eight games since being activated from the DL. The two-run blast, which came in the eighth off reliever Koji Uehara, was also his first of the season.