Reddick is out of the lineup Tuesday against Colorado. Reddick struggles against left-handed pitching, batting just .140 against southpaw starters this season, so he'll be replaced by Sam Fuld in the lineup with Jorge De La Rosa on the mound. He'll finish the month of June with four home runs and 17 RBI to go with a .263/.288/.424 slash line across 24 games started.

Reddick was 1-for-3 on Monday night, including his 11th homer. Reddick continues to have an impressive season and is now hitting .287 with an .821 OPS. His 48 RBI have him tied for seventh in the American League. The biggest advance in Reddick's game so far this year has been his ability to limit the strikeouts; his strikeout percentage is 9.5% on the year, down from 15.9% in 2014 and 19.5% in 2013.

Reddick is back in the lineup Thursday against the Rangers and will bat fifth. Reddick was given the night off Wednesday but is back in the order for Thursday's series finale against the Rangers. He'll be facing right-hander Colby Lewis, against whom Reddick is 5-for-18 in his career.

Reddick is out of the lineup on Saturday against the Angels. After homering in back-to-back games on Thursday and Friday, Reddick gets a rest as the A's face lefty CJ Wilson. Reddick has had an incredible start to 2015 with 10 homers already and a strong .912 OPS through his first 207 at-bats. He will be back in the middle of the A's lineup on Sunday.

Reddick went 2-for-4 with a three-run homer and a walk Thursday against Texas. It was still not quite out of reach at 4-0 in hte eighth inning, then Reddick broke things open with his ninth long ball of the year. He's hit safely in five straight games, going 9-for-18 (a cool .500) with three doubles and a homer in that span. We always knew Reddick had power, but the gains he's made this year in plate discipline and batting average are truly impressive. He now has more walks (24) than strikeouts (23) -- something Reddick's never come remotely close to achieving before.

Reddick went 2-for-4 with his eighth homer of the year Wednesday against Detroit. He'd been slumping recently, with just three hits (all in one game) over his prior 19 at-bats coming in, but Reddick's shown outstanding plate discipline even when not going well at the plate this year -- he has more walks than strikeouts, thanks to a 5:1 BB:K over that same span. The oft-injured outfielder is currently sitting on a career-high .297 average and .870 OPS, as he's been one of the finest draft-day values this year. The question, as always, is whether he can stay healthy -- Reddick already opened the season with a brief DL stint due to an oblique injury and has only played more than 114 games in a year one time.

Reddick is not in the lineup Tuesday versus Detroit. It looks like nothing more than a scheduled day off for Reddick, who will be replaced in right field by Sam Fuld. Fuld will be flanked in the outfield by Mark Canha (left) and Billy Burns (center).

Reddick went 2-for-4 with a three-run triple in the A's 7-6 loss to the White Sox on Friday night. Reddick continues to rake as he is now batting .339 to go along with an impressive 28 RBI. The A's will continue to lean on him as a key run producer from the third spot in the batting order.

Reddick has a monster game on Tuesday night, racking up four hits, three RBI and his sixth homer. The large night moved Reddick up to a .346 average and he now has 25 RBI already on the season, even with missing the first week due to an oblique injury. Reddick is locked into the third spot in the A's lineup right now and has a sparkling 1.010 OPS through his first 104 at-bats.

Reddick hit a three-run bomb in the 4-3 loss to Seattle Friday. Reddick is just on fire and he's really cut down his strikeout rate to justify his strong play. Reddick now has 20 RBI in just 23 games and is hitting .354, which is impressive considering he has a .249 career average.