Travis (shoulder) is expected to be activated from the disabled list Friday, Shi Davidi of Sportsnet reports. Travis started the season hot at the plate, and even drew some starts atop the Blue Jays' batting order. However, with Jose Reyes now healthy, it's unclear exactly where Travis would slot into the lineup upon his return. It will no longer be in the top four spots, but anywhere from fifth on down seems like a plausible spot.

Travis (shoulder) could return Friday or earlier if the Blue Jays need to, Mike Wilner of Sportsnet reports. Travis started the season strongly before a shoulder injury derailed his progress. He was hitting for a .271/.336/.504 slash line in 36 games before going down with an injury in mid-May. His return likely means a return to the bench for Ryan Goins, who has been starting at second in his place.

Travis (shoulder) is expected to return to the lineup sometime next week, the Toronto Star's Brendan Kennedy reports. This runs counter to the last report on Travis, as he was expected to rejoin the Blue Jays' this weekend. Hopefully there will be more information available about a target return date prior to lineups locking on Monday, but it sounds like Travis is at least a few days from taking back over at the keystone for Toronto.

Travis (shoulder) will continue his rehab assignment at Triple-A Buffalo and is on track to rejoin the Blue Jays this weekend, Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet reports. Travis has played three days in a row since beginning his rehab assignment Monday. Zwelling noted that Travis is expected to come off the disabled list this weekend or Monday at the latest.

Travis (shoulder) went 1-for-4 in a rehab game with Double-A New Hampshire on Wednesday. Wednesday's game was the third Travis has appeared in since beginning a rehab assignment Monday. He is just 1-for-11 with New Hampshire, but more importantly, he has played three days in a row and has avoided any setbacks. He should be ready to rejoin the Blue Jays in the near future.

Travis (shoulder) will start a rehab assignment with Double-A New Hampshire on Monday, Sportsnet's Shi Davidi reports. Travis has been on the shelf for nearly a month, as he was shut down due to soreness during his first rehab assignment in early-May. He'll give it one more go around, and if all goes well, could return to the Blue Jays near the end of the month.

Travis (shoulder) could begin a rehab assignment as early as next week, Shi Davidi of SportsNet reports. Travis, who has been on the DL since mid-May, embarked on his first rehab assignment on May 29, but he experienced residual soreness and was shut down for more than a week to recover. Assuming he doesn't suffer a setback over the weekend, Travis could head out for another rehab stint early next week.

Travis will be shut down for the next week after he traveled to the Blue Jays' spring training facility in Dunedin, Fla. to receive further treatment on his ailing shoulder, John Lott of the National Post reports. Travis said the shoulder has presented no issues for him during batting practice or hitting off a tee, but had the pain resurface during his lone rehab game at Triple-A Buffalo on Friday. The Blue Jays hope that by holding Travis out a week and giving him more intensive treatment, the second baseman won't be bothered by the shoulder moving forward. Once he's cleared to play again, Travis is expected to resume playing rehab games with High-A Dunedin before potentially rejoining the Jays.

Travis (shoulder) was sore after his rehab appearance with Triple-A Buffalo Friday, John Lott of the National Post reports. Throughout the game as a designated hitter and four at-bats, Travis said that he had felt fine. It was after the game when his shoulder began to flare up. Travis missed Saturday's game, but will play six innings on Sunday if he is feeling better. He was originally scheduled to be recalled Monday to the Blue Jays, but that may be delayed for a few days.

Travis (shoulder) will start a rehab assignment with Triple-A Buffalo on Friday, serving as designated hitter, Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith reports. Travis is eligible to return from the disabled list Monday against the Nationals, and he seemingly has a good chance to be ready. If he makes it through Friday without incident, he'll likely play the field for Triple-A Buffalo on Saturday and/or Sunday.