Troy Tulowitzki is not in Friday's lineup because of some right groin tightness.Tulo tweaked his groin during Thursday's game. The Rockies are saying he's sitting out as a precaution, so expect him to be back in action sometime over the weekend. Josh Rutledge is at shortstop Friday.

Troy Tulowitzki is not in Friday's lineup because of some right groin tightness. Tulo tweaked his groin during Thursday's game. The Rockies are saying he's sitting out as a precaution, so expect him to be back in action sometime over the weekend. Josh Rutledge is at shortstop Friday.

Troy Tulowitzki is not in the Rockies' lineup Friday. It appears to just be a routine day of rest. Given that Clayton Kershaw is on the mound, Tulowitzki's fantasy owners probably won't be complaining too much. Josh Rutledge is at shortstop Friday in Tulo's place.

Troy Tulowitzki went 3-for-4 with his 18th home run of the season and the Rockies came back to beat the Giants 8-7 on Sunday. Tulowitzki hit a two-run home run in the third inning, and he later singled and scored in the Rockies' four-run eighth inning. The shortstop is still hitting a ridiculous .362/.454/.674 with an NL-best 55 runs scored. There are few players in baseball more dangerous at the dish than Tulo is right now.

Troy Tulowitzki is back in the Rockies' lineup Sunday. Tulo didn't start Saturday after leaving Friday's game with a sprained a toe on his right foot, but he was able to pinch-hit and is back in the lineup for the series finale versus the Giants. The slugging shortstop is batting .355/.447/.659 with 17 homers and 43 RBI this season.

Troy Tulowitzki returned to action on Saturday June 14.

Troy Tulowitzki (toe) is not in the Rockies starting lineup on Saturday. Tulowitzki was forced to leave Friday's game after fouling a ball off of his toe. While x-rays were negative, the Rockies will opt to play it safe and give him a day or two to rest before rejoining the lineup. Josh Rutledge gets the start at shortstop and will hit fifth on Saturday.

Troy Tulowitzki is day-to-day with a toe injury, according to the Rockies. X-rays on the toe were negative. It sounds like Josh Rutledge might have to start at shortstop for at least a day or two.

Troy Tulowitzki hit a solo home run off Clayton Kershaw in Sunday's rain-shortened game. The homer, his 17th of the season, was his only hit in two at-bats. The shortstop is now batting .361/.451/.688 and continues to lead the National League in just about every meaningful offensive category.

Troy Tulowitzki went 2-for-4 with a walk, a double, and a solo home run in Thursday's loss to the D'Backs. Tulowitzki went deep in the sixth inning off of Bronson Arroyo, his 16th of the season. The shortstop remains the best-hitting player in baseball, though the gap between him and his competition has shrunk in recent weeks. Tulowitzki is slashing .358/.453/.689 with 41 RBI on the season.