Miami Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton is on track to return from his wrist injury in early September, according to MLB.com. Stanton has not played since he broke a bone in his wrist while taking a swing on June 26, but he has participated in a wide range of baseball activities of late including taking swings against a pitching machine. "It's a happy medium of both right now getting my timing and almost to where I want to feel," Stanton said. "That's (what) the ideal timetable would be. I'd like to do that with the machine, so hopefully I'm getting my timing right there and just need the (big-league) games for more standing up, sitting up type of deal. Timing between at-bats to get warm and cold. I don't have much time to do that to be honest. For their schedule and for ours. Hopefully my timing will be there and we'll go from there." The 25-year-old had 27 home runs and 65 RBI before suffering the injury.