Juan Uribe left Tuesday's game versus the Mets after aggravating his right hamstring injury. Uribe missed a week with the injury before returning to action last Friday, but it appears the hamstring is bothering him again. The Dodgers should update his status after Tuesday's game, but a trip to the disabled list seems likely.

Juan Uribe is back in the Dodgers' lineup Friday. Uribe pinch-hit earlier this week, but this is his first start since he tweaked his hamstring last Thursday. The Dodgers' third baseman is batting .311/.343/.474 with four homers and 17 RBI this season.

Juan Uribe returned to action on Wednesday May 14.

Juan Uribe (hamstring) is available off the bench Monday. Uribe is out of the lineup again, but he passed some tests pre-game and is available to pinch-hit. It sounds like the third baseman will be back in there soon enough. Justin Turner is at the hot corner Monday.

Juan Uribe (hamstring) was unavailable for Sunday's game against the Giants, and could require a trip to the disabled list. He's been sidelined with the issue since Thursday, and if it lingers another day or two the team will have to give serious thought to putting him on the disabled list. Continue to consider him day-to-day for now, but have a contingency plan in place ti be safe.

Juan Uribe (hamstring) remained out of the Dodgers' lineup Sunday. Uribe hasn't played since leaving Thursday's game with a strained hamstring. The Dodgers haven't indicated that a DL stint might be possible, but it's also not clear when he'll return to the lineup.

Juan Uribe remains out of the Dodgers starting lineup on Friday due to a mild hamstring strain. Uribe was forced to leave Thursday's game early due to the ailment. It's likely that he'll continue to rest through most of the weekend, but it doesn't appear that a trip to the disabled list is imminent, though a final determination will be made on Saturday.

Juan Uribe left Thursday's game versus the Giants with right hamstring soreness. The Dodgers are calling the soreness "mild," but manager Don Mattingly admitted he wasn't sure how bad the ailment was. "Obviously, enough to get him out of there," the skipper said Thursday. "We'll know a lot more tomorrow." At minimum, Uribe would seem likely to miss a game or two. Chone Figgins replaced him on Thursday.

Juan Uribe went 4-for-5 with a double and two RBI against the Twins in the first game of Thursday's doubleheader. It was the seventh three-hit game for Uribe this season. No one else in either league has more than five. Today's boosted his average to .327. Uribe's career high in average is .300, established as a rookie playing in Coors Field in 2001. His highest average since was a .289 mark with the Giants in 2009.

Juan Uribe finished 3-for-4 with a two-run homer in Thursday's 7-3 loss to the Phillies. One of Uribe's singles was a freebie, with Freddy Galvis inexplicably putzing around on a routine grounder to short and throwing late. After a hot start to the season that featured literally zero walks, the veteran third baseman entered play this evening in a 1-for-17 slump. Uribe still owns an atrocious 22/2 K/BB rate, but his .333/.344/.563 slash line has been a nice early surprise.