Dexter Fowler returned to action on Thursday September 27.

Dexter Fowler (wrist) is likely done for the season. Fowler has been out all this week with tendinitis in his right wrist and is scheduled to undergo an MRI on Thursday evening. No matter what the test shows, the Rox will probably call it quits on his 2012 campaign.

Dexter Fowler is out of Monday's lineup with tendinitis in his right wrist. Fowler also missed Sunday's game. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Dexter Fowler returned to action on Saturday September 1.

Dexter Fowler (ankle) was scratched from Friday's lineup against the Padres. Fowler is apparently still having issues with a recent ankle injury. Tyler Colvin will take his place in center field while Josh Rutledge will bat leadoff.

According to Troy Renck of the Denver Post, Dexter Fowler is now represented by Casey Close of Excel Sports Management. Fowler was previously represented by Scott Boras, but he feels like Close is a better makes more sense for him at this point in his career. The 26-year-old was arbitration-eligible for the first time last winter as a Super Two player, so he remains under team control though 2015. The Rockies expect him to be more receptive to the idea of a long-term extension now that he's not represented by Boras.

Dexter Fowler returned to action on Saturday August 25.

Dexter Fowler (ankle) could be available to pinch hit by Sunday. It's good news, but means Fowler is unlikely to start in any of the Rockies' three games in Chicago. Players in weekly leagues should check Fowler's status again before setting their lineups on Monday.

Dexter Fowler (ankle) is now out of his air cast and off crutches. Fowler sat out Thursday's game after turning his right ankle while rounding second base on Wednesday. He's dealing with some minimal swelling in his ankle, but there's no timetable on his return. The disabled list could be a possibility if he doesn't make progress in the next couple of days.

Dexter Fowler (ankle) is not in Thursday's lineup. And according to Troy Renck of the Denver Post, the center fielder was "still on crutches" when he arrived at the Rockies' clubhouse Thursday morning. Fowler turned his ankle Wednesday while rounding second base. He could need a stay on the 15-day disabled list.