Troy Tulowitzki is not in the Rockies' starting lineup on Wednesday evening against the Phillies. It's a routine day of maintenance for Tulo, who tweaked his ankle during an at-bat Sunday but was able to play Monday and Tuesday. He's batting .373/.476/.711 with 14 homers and 37 RBI in 50 games this season.

Troy Tulowitzki (ankle) is in the Rockies' starting lineup Thursday versus the Phillies. Tulo was removed from Sunday's game after tweaking his ankle during an at-bat. It was nothing major.

Troy Tulowitzki was removed from Sunday's game as a precautionary measure after he caught his ankle with a swing during his final at-bat. Tulowitzki said after that game that he's fine and that he expects to be in the lineup on Monday. Fantasy owners can breathe a sigh of relief that the oft-injured superstar appears to have avoided anything serious this time around.

Troy Tulowitzki was removed late from Sunday's game against the Braves with an apparent injury. He was replaced defensively by Josh Rutledge. Tulowitzki appeared to tweak something in his leg while running to first base in his final at-bat. No word yet on the severity of the injury, but the team should provide an update on his status shortly.

Troy Tulowitzki slugged his 14th homer of the year Saturday in the Rockies' 3-1 defeat of the Braves. It was a solo shot in the top of the sixth inning, and he also walked in the third and singled in the eighth. Tulo has a ridiculous .382/.485/.739 batting line in 47 games this season. He's on pace for 46 homers and 119 RBI. The Rockies are 27-22 on the year.

Troy Tulowitzki went 1-for-5 with a solo home run in Sunday's win over the Padres. Tulowitzki's fifth-inning solo shot off of Tim Stauffer gives him a league-leading 13 on the season. He trails only Jose Abreu's 15 for the MLB lead. Tulo's home and road splits are concerning, but one wonders if he'll be a contender for the Triple Crown. Along with the 13 homers, Tulowitzki has 35 RBI and a .393/.494/.764 slash line.

Troy Tulowitzki was ejected from Wednesday's game against the Royals for arguably balls and strikes. Tulo had a beef after getting rung up on a called strike three that was clearly a ball. He kept barking at home plate ump Dan Bellino from the dugout, and Bellino had had enough. Tulo won't be facing a suspension.

Troy Tulowitzki joined the 10-homer club with a solo blast off Johnny Cueto on Friday night. Tulo joined Jose Abreu (12), Giancarlo Stanton (11) and Albert Pujols (10) in double figures in homers. Unfortunately, it was his only hit on the night, so his average plummeted to .402.

After being named NL Player of the Month for April earlier in the day, Troy Tulowitzki smacked a pair of two-run homers Monday against the Rangers. This looks like it could be Tulo's year for MVP honors, if only he can stay in the lineup. He's played in 150 games twice in his seven seasons, and he's come in under 130 games four times. Up to this point, he's been far and away the league's best player, with a .408 average, nine homers, 29 RBI, a 14/23 K/BB ratio and outstanding defense at shortstop.

Troy Tulowitzki is not in the Rockies' lineup Sunday. It appears to just be a day of rest for Tulowitzki. Charlie Culberson is handling shortstop in Tulo's place.