Turner left Saturday's game with left knee soreness, David Vassegh co-host of Dodger Talk reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear how severe the injury might be or when the injury might have occurred, however more information should be available as the game winds down. Turner was replaced at third base by Alex Guerrero in the seventh inning.

Turner is not in the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Rockies.

EDGE Analysis

Alex Guerrero will be afforded a rare start with Turner sitting, along with many of the Dodgers' regulars, following Tuesday night's 16-inning game. Turner collected three hits and walked once in seven trips to the plate Tuesday, his first three-hit game since July 24.

Turner is out of Friday's lineup against the Padres, David Vassegh of 570 LA Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turner will yield Friday's start to newly-recalled top prospect Corey Seager, who will bat fifth for the Dodgers. While he should continue seeing most of the starts at third base, but could receive more days off moving forward.

Turner went 1-for-2 with a steal and a run scored in a 2-1 win over the Giants on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

There was some speculation that Turner would sit against righties in his return from the DL, but it appears he's the everyday third baseman for the Dodgers at this juncture, and rightfully so. With an average just shy of .300 and an OPS just shy of .900, Turner is easily having the best season of his career.

Turner is out of the lineup Sunday against the Cubs.

EDGE Analysis

Turner will receive his first day off in a while, but remains a decent stick in the Dodgers' batting order (.295/.357/.515 batting line on the season). However, he's been ice cold at the dish in August, batting just .157 with two home runs on the month. Enrique Hernandez will receive the start in his place Sunday, but Turner should continue receive the lion's share of looks as he attempts to turn things back around in September.

Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Justin Turner, out since July 26 with a leg infection, was activated from the 15-day disabled list Thursday, according to the Los Angeles Times. Turner had a leg irritation that turned into an MRSA infection. He worked out at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday, though doctors have given him several restrictions. "It was scary. It's not a joking matter," said Turner. "I didn't think it was that bad until I came in after the off day and [trainer] Stan [Conte] told me I had to get to the emergency room. A couple days later, I was told it was MRSA. That's a pretty scary situation and they got me on all kinds of medicine to get rid of it. It [the restrictions] turned a workout that probably would have taken an hour to three and a half hours."

Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner is unlikely to return from the disabled list when first eligible Tuesday as he continues to recover from a leg infection, according to MLB.com. Manager Don Mattingly indicated that Turner would not require a rehab assignment as he has been taking live batting practice and hitting off a tee, but he has not run in 13 days.

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Justin Turner said he believes third baseman Justin Turner will be able to return from the disabled list when first eligible Aug. 12 after recovering from a leg issue, according to MLB.com. Turner has been on the disabled list since Wednesday after developing an infection.

The Los Angeles Dodgers placed infielder Justin Turner on the 15-day disabled list on Friday due to a leg infection, according to MLB.com. A skin infection forced Turner to be hospitalized earlier in the week, leaving Alberto Callaspo, Alex Guerrero and Enrique Hernandez to fill in as he recovers.

Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Justin Turner will be out at least a few more days as he recovers from an infection in his leg, according to the team's official website. Turner first noticed a pimple on his inner thigh earlier this week, and was sent to the emergency room on Tuesday after the pimple blew up and caused an infection in his leg. “Over the off day, something went wrong,” manager Don Mattingly said. “When he came in [Monday], he was a lot worse. I saw him when I got here. It was something that kind of blew up, and it wasn’t very pretty, so they sent him to the emergency room. We should know more by the end of the night. He should be out a few more days... He thought it was a bug bite.” Alex Guerrero and Alberto Callaspo should see additional playing time while Turner is out.