Juan Uribe went 3-for-3 with a home run and three RBI against the Phillies on Saturday. With an offense like the Dodgers', it's not often that Uribe is the one doing damage. But that was the case on Saturday, as he scored twice and contributed a three-run homer to put the game out of reach. He's settled into a role as the Dodgers' everyday third baseman and has responded, as he's now hitting .275/.334/.414 this year.

Juan Uribe missed the cycle by a single and drove in a career high-tying seven runs as the Dodgers smoked the Giants 10-2 on Friday. Ryu struck out against Jake Dunning with the cycle on the line in the ninth. Still, it was a whale of a game; he drove in almost half as many runs tonight as he did in the entire 2012 season (17). Uribe's previous seven-RBI game came with the White Sox against the Expos in 2004. His high in his three years with the Dodgers had been four RBI.

Juan Uribe (back) went 0-for-3 with a walk in his return to the Dodgers' lineup on Wednesday. Uribe hadn't played since Saturday because of a tight back. He's batting .267/.364/.400 in 51 games this year.

Juan Uribe was scratched from Sunday's lineup with tightness in his back. It's precautionary, as Uribe is available off the bench. He should be fine to start in a day or two.

Juan Uribe went 2-for-4 with two RBI, two runs scored and a walk in Friday's 7-5 win over the Rockies in 10 innings. The Rockies tied the game in the bottom of the ninth on a pinch-hit two-run homer from Todd Helton, but the Dodgers responded in the top of the 10th with an RBI ground out by Luis Cruz and an RBI single by Uribe. Perhaps the biggest news of the game is that Uribe managed his first stolen base since July 4, 2011. Believe it or not, the much-maligned third baseman is batting .287/.394/.414 through 38 games this year.

Juan Uribe launched a go-ahead solo home run in a 3-2 win over the Padres on Thursday night. Uribe took Luke Gregerson deep with one out in the top of the eighth inning to put the Dodgers ahead. Believe it or not, Uribe's two homers are good enough to give him the team lead. We're going to savor that little tidbit while it's still relevant.

Juan Uribe belted a two-run homer in Tuesday's loss to the Padres. Uribe drew the start because he was 10-for-26 with two homers lifetime against Clayton Richard, and he rewarded Dodgers manager Don Mattingly by taking Richard deep again. Unfortunately for L.A., it was two of just three runs they scored in the 9-3 loss. Luis Cruz should be back at third base Wednesday.

Juan Uribe will bat fifth Tuesday against the Padres. No, it wasn't a mistake on the lineup card. Uribe is 10-for-26 with two homers lifetime against Tuesday's starter Clayton Richard, so Dodgers manager Don Mattingly is hoping that he can provide some thump in the middle of the order. Luis Cruz is on the bench Tuesday.

Juan Uribe was scratched from Saturday's game with right hamstring tightness. It doesn't seem serious for Uribe, who seems to be in line for increased playing time in light of the recent injury to Hanley Ramirez. The 34-year-old utility infielder has a chance to be the Dodgers' Opening Day starter at third base if healthy.

Juan Uribe went 4-for-4 with an RBI double and a run scored in Friday's win over the Royals. The double was actually the result of a misplay by Jeff Francoeur in right field, but hey, Uribe will take what he can get. He singled in his other three at-bats. The 33-year-old is expected to make the Opening Day roster, but he's unlikely to be fantasy relevant.