29 Jorge De La Rosa, SP

Rockies starting pitcher Jorge De La Rosa is dealing with a bruised left thumb that has his status for his next start in question, MLB.com reports Tuesday. De La Rosa suffered the injury during the fourth inning of Monday's start, and he is not assured to take the mound Sunday against the Nationals.

"We'll see, but hopefully with five days, he'll be fine," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.

De La Rosa will likely try to throw a bullpen session in the next few days to help determine his status for the next start. 

Rockies pitcher Jorge De La Rosa held the Blue Jays to one hit and three walks over seven scoreless innings Monday but did not factor into the decision. He struck out four while throwing 95 pitches.

It was De La Rosa's fourth time allowing two hits or less this season, though he picked up wins in each of the other three starts with two hits or less. He takes a 7-4 record and 3.21 ERA into a matchup with the Nationals Saturday.

Rockies starter Jorge De La Rosa pitched through a finger injury Wednesday against the Nationals, allowing three earned runs on four hits and three walks in 5 1/3 innings while striking out five. He took the loss to drop to 7-4.

De La Rosa is scheduled to face the Blue Jays in Toronto Monday.

The Rockies are hopeful starter Jorge De La Rosa can pitch through a finger injury and make his scheduled start Wednesday against Washington, the Denver Post reports.

De La Rosa was forced to leave his previous start after five innings due to the injury, but the club expects it to heal up enough for him to make the start. De La Rosa has been sharp this season, as he owns a 3.38 ERA with a 2.0 K/BB over 74 2/3 innings. 

Rockies starting pitcher Jorge De La Rosa has been dealing with a cut on the middle finger of his throwing hand that affected him as he allowed 11 hits and four runs in five innings during his most recent start.

According to the Denver Post, the injury is nearly healed, but it could possibly cause him to be scratched from Wednesday's start against the Nationals. The Rockies have Chris Volstad on standby in the event they need an emergency spot starter.