Uribe (hamstring) is not starting Sunday, but could be available to play if needed. Manager Don Mattingly would prefer not to use Uribe in Sunday's game. Uribe is listed as day-to-day, so it is unknown when he when exactly he will return to the starting lineup.

Uribe is not in the Dodgers' lineup for Sunday's game against the Diamondbacks. Uribe appeared in last night's game when Justin Turner had to come out, so it's not like he's huge question mark going forward. With Turner also out, Alex Guerrero is getting the start at third base.

Uribe left Saturday's game with hamstring tightness and is listed as day-to-day. Justin Turner also left with left index finger stiffness, and Uribe replaced him for about 10 minutes before suffering his own injury. This could mean a start or two at third base for Alex Guerrero, who probably has the most fantasy upside of the trio but just happens to be a butcher on defense.

Uribe is not in the lineup Saturday. Uribe has three hits in his last two games, but he will be given the day off Saturday with right-handed rookie Archie Bradley on the mound for the Diamondbacks. Justin Turner will get the start at third base.

Uribe (illness) has one hit in seven at-bats since returning from an illness Monday. Uribe was scratched from Sunday's lineup but made his return in short order. He'll be fine for Opening Day and should get the start at third base.

Uribe was scratched from Sunday's spring training game due to an illness, Eric Stephen of True Blue LA reports. An illness shouldn't keep Uribe out for a long period of time, but he'll at least sit Sunday because of it. Assuming it doesn't turn out to be something serious, he should be fine by the time Opening Day rolls around.

Uribe is just 3-for-23 this spring, but there has been no indication that his starting job is in any sort of jeopardy. Meanwhile, Alex Guerrero has been seeing time at third base and is 9-for-22 this spring. We expect Uribe would have to completely collapse to lose his starting job, but this is at least worth keeping an eye on.

Uribe is out of Sunday's lineup against the Rockies. With their spot in the playoffs fully set, the Dodgers are resting the 35-year-old Uribe for the upcoming series against the Cardinals. Instead, we might just see how good of a manager the veteran is. Miguel Rojas will get the start at third.

Uribe is not in the lineup for Saturday's game against the Rockies. Uribe has sat out just once since Sept. 7 despite dealing with some soreness in his side of late, so manager Don Mattingly felt it was time for a day off. Justin Turner will get the start at third base Saturday.

Uribe, who has dealt with tightness in his side recently, was 2-for-4 with three RBI in Wednesday's win over the Giants. Quietly, Uribe has had a fantastic season, batting .311/.337/.441. He hasn't shown a ton of power and he's been injured here and there, but fantasy owners have to be pleased.