12 Mike Napoli, 1B

Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli, who has missed the last three games with an illness, is feeling much better Monday and is expected to play in at least one game during Tuesday's doubleheader against the Rays, according to The Boston Globe. Napoli is mired in a 5-for-29 slump in his last nine games and hasn't homered in 10 games.

Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli, who was sent home to Boston to be checked out by doctors and diagnosed with a general illness, was much improved Sunday, the Boston Herald reports. 

Napoli is day to day and hopeful he can return to play Tuesday against the Rays. 

Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli remained out of the starting lineup for Sunday's series finale in Baltimore. Napoli has been dealing with an illness and was sent home to Boston Saturday to be checked by doctors. 

Napoli was diagnosed with a "general illness," said manager John Farrell, the Boston Globe reports. Napoli experienced dizziness and nausea after leaving Thursday's game against the Orioles. He is considered day to day. 

Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli, who is still sick, was sent back to Boston to be checked out by doctors, the Boston Globe reports.

Napoli was not available to play Saturday against the Orioles in Baltimore. The good news is that he does not have concussion symptoms. 

Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli missed a second game Saturday against the Orioles due to his illness. Napoli is day to day. 

Napoli had to leave Thursday's game due to the illness. He doubled in his only at-bat in the second inning before being replaced by Mike Carp in that Thursday game. He is hitting .262 with nine homers and 49 RBI in 66 games.