Josh Reddick (wrist) is in the A's lineup on Thursday. It will be his first start since August 25. Reddick has been dealing with soreness in both of his wrists and might not be an everday player down the stretch. The 26-year-old outfielder is batting just .215/.300/.366.

Josh Reddick is out of the starting lineup on Wednesday against the Twins. Activated on Tuesday from the disabled list, Reddick hasn't yet appeared in a game. Nursing a sprained right wrist, Reddick may not be able to return to the lineup until this weekend. He's presumably available to pinch-hit.

Athletics activated OF Josh Reddick from the 15-day disabled list. Reddick wound up missing exactly 15 days with a sprained right wrist. He's not in the A's starting lineup on Tuesday night but is presumably available to pinch-hit.

Josh Reddick (wrist) is scheduled to test his injured wrist with a round of batting practice on Tuesday. Reddick maintains that he wants to return to the A's as soon as he's eligible to do so, but doesn't want to be a hindrance. He'll only return to the lineup when he's able to help the team, and near 100% healthy.

Josh Reddick (wrist) will take live batting practice by this weekend or early next week. If he gets through that with no issues, it shouldn't take him much longer to be ready to return to the lineup. Reddick aggravated his right wrist injury late last month and is no safe bet to provide much production the rest of the way. Of course, with a .213/.297/.362 batting line, he hasn't done much for fantasy owners even when healthy.

Josh Reddick (wrist) said Sunday that he has had no pain in his wrist over the last day and a half, and he hopes to be activated from the DL as soon as he's eligible. While it's encouraging news that Reddick is no longer feeling pain, wrist injuries can tend to linger and sap a players' power. Reddick is already having a very disappointing season, hitting .213/.297/.362 with 10 homers and 46 RBI, and it may be best to leave him on benches in mixed leagues the rest of the way.

The Athletics hope that Josh Reddick will be able to rehab his right wrist injury. Reddick was placed on the disabled list on Monday after aggravating the injury twice in the past week. While he'll attempt to rehab the injury for now, it's possible he could require surgery down the road. Brandon Moss and Chris Young are expected to share playing time in right field for now.

Athletics placed OF Josh Reddick on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained right wrist. Reddick originally sprained his wrist back in early May and then aggravated two different times last week. It has been a truly disappointing season for the 26-year-old outfielder, who has 10 home runs in 97 games after slugging 32 bombs for Oakland in 2012.

Josh Reddick left Sunday's game against the Orioles after aggravating his right wrist injury. Reddick missed nearly a month of action earlier this season with a sprained right wrist, and he's now aggravated in twice in the last week. The A's should provide more on his status after the game, but he seems likely to be headed to the DL.

Josh Reddick (wrist) is in the Athletics' lineup Saturday. Reddick missed two games with a sprained wrist and was able to avoid the disabled list. He's batting sixth and starting in right field Saturday against the Orioles.