Colorado Rockies

Strikeouts have limited Colvin's average his entire career, leading to a .248/.297/.473 career slash line. While Colvin did hit .290 last season, his numbers were propped up by a .364 BABIP. Colvin's career BABIP is .297, so that's way out of line for him. Colvin struck out 23.5 percent of the time in Triple-A this year, and he doesn't figure to get much better in the majors. As Colvin has shown, he's capable of hitting for solid power. But he's definitely going to struggle to hit much higher than .250 unless he starts striking out less. 

Cuddyer's career-best streak is 15 games, which he'll have a chance to match Monday against Blue Jays pitcher Josh Johnson. Cuddyer is hitting .340/.396/.592 in 191 at-bats. 

Rosario finished 3 for 4 with two doubles and a triple and he even added a rare walk. Rosario's on-base percentage is a poor .287, but the power hitting is nothing new. His .194 isolated power (slugging percentage minus batting average) ranks fifth among catchers.

Arenado's batting average has risen from .221 to .268 during his recent 11-game run. Prior to his hot streak, Arenado hit .190 (19 for 100) over a 28-game stretch from May 7-June 4, which dropped his average from .323 to .221.

Fowler tried to play through the injury Monday, but felt pain while swinging left-handed. Fowler suffered the injury last Thursday.

"The left side is probably a little tougher because on the right side he can probably take his top hand off the bat," Rockies manager Walt Weiss told MLB.com.

Fowler remains day to day due to this injury, but the Blue Jays have a lefty on the mound Wednesday, so Fowler might be able to return to the lineup. 

Brothers, who entered the game in the ninth for Jhoulys Chacin, struck out Domonic Brown for the final out and his third save. He has a 0.30 ERA and a 1.20 WHIP in 33 appearances.

"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. 

Chacin threw eight scoreless innings before surrendering a run-scoring double to Jimmy Rollins and an RBI single to Ryan Howard. The right-hander permitted two runs on six hits while striking out three in 8 2/3 innings to earn the win. He threw 86 pitches, 69 for strikes, in a 5-2 victory. 

"I was really pumped when I finished (the eighth). The last time I pitched here in the ninth was 2011," Chacin said. "I really wanted to finish the inning. After two outs I (said), 'You have one out left.'"

Chacin has allowed two runs over his last 13 2/3 innings. He is scheduled to make his next start Friday at Washington. He is 1-1 with a 2.66 ERA in four starts away from Coors Field.

Rutledge was called up to replace Troy Tulowitzki, and has started the last three games. He'll be replaced by Jonathan Herrera. Rutledge is hitting .228/.285/.351 in 171 at-bats. 

Francis surrendered eight runs in six innings Tuesday to push his ERA on the season to 6.58. Francis has minor-league options remaining, but would have to agree to an assignment to Triple-A Colorado Springs before that move can be made.