The Rangers announced Saturday that they do not have an update regarding Josh Hamilton's condition but indicated that he could undergo more tests next week. Hamilton was already forced to miss the entire weekend series against the Mariners in Seattle due to sinus trouble and blurred vision, and with this news it sounds like he won't be ready to return on Monday either. The Rangers play seven games at home next week, so if Hamilton is cleared to return, he won't have to do any traveling to join his team.

The Rangers have announced that Josh Hamilton will miss the entire weekend series against the Mariners in Seattle. Hamilton has been dealing with blurry vision and sinus trouble, and traveled back to Texas on Thursday to be examined by team doctors. He has still not shown any improvement, and will remain in Texas to undergo further evaluation.

Josh Hamilton (nose, vision) attempted to go out for BP before Thursday's game, but his continued issues left him unable to do so. Hamilton missed his second straight game due to blurry vision and sinus troubles. He's currently flying back to Texas to get examined by Rangers' team doctors. With the Rangers on their way to Seattle, it puts Hamilton's status for the weekend's series in serious doubt. With Hamilton maintaining a slim one homer lead over Miguel Cabrera, the door could be opened for Cabrera to achieve the Triple Crown.

Josh Hamilton (nose, vision) is not in the Rangers' starting lineup on Thursday against the Angels. Hamilton is still dealing with blurry vision and sinus troubles. Craig Gentry is starting in center with David Murphy in left. Texas is up against Zack Greinke. Hamilton hasn't played since Tuesday and his status for Friday is still up in the air.

Josh Hamilton is not in the Rangers' lineup Wednesday due to vision/sinus issues. Hamilton was pulled from Tuesday's game in the fourth inning with the problem, and evidently he's still not feeling well enough to suit up. He's having his vision checked and should be considered day-to-day for now.

Josh Hamilton was lifted in the fourth inning Tuesday against the Angels because of sinus issues. It doesn't sound like a major concern. Leonys Martin came on to finish out the game in center field.

Josh Hamilton launched his 42nd home run of the season, helping to power the Rangers in a 9-3 rout over the Mariners on Friday. He finished the night 2-for-5 with a homer, double, two runs scored and two RBI. He's enjoying another MVP-caliber season, hitting .286/.354/.588 with 42 homers, 123 RBI and seven stolen bases. It's looking like the AL MVP race is shaping up to be a three-way competition between Hamilton, Mike Trout and Miguel Cabrera.

Josh Hamilton (knee) is back in Friday's lineup against the Mariners. Hamilton didn't play Thursday after getting an injection in his left knee on Wednesday night. It shouldn't be a concern moving forward.

Josh Hamilton (knee) is not in Thursday's lineup against the Indians. Hamilton is getting the day off after leaving Wednesday's game with a sore left knee. It's not a major concern and he should be back in there Friday.

Josh Hamilton made an early exit from Wednesday's game against the Indians with a sore left knee. Adrian Beltre (shoulder) and Mike Olt (foot) also left with injuries. Hamilton, who has 41 home runs and 121 RBI in 134 games this season, is considered day-to-day. Craig Gentry seems likely to fill in on Thursday night.