Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said Thursday that Ozuna (shoulder) should receive full clearance for baseball activities at some point in January, Fox Sports Midwest reports.

Ozuna was bothered by his right shoulder for a good portion of his inaugural campaign in St. Louis, but still finished the season on the field, delivering a .280 average, 23 home runs, 88 RBI and 69 RBI across 148 games. After undergoing surgery Oct. 30 to address the injury, Ozuna appears to be tracking well in his recovery and should be back to 100 percent health well before spring training. If the surgery provides a permanent fix for his shoulder woes, Ozuna shouldn't have much difficulty upping his power production in 2019.

Molina will undergo a minor knee procedure sometime this upcoming week, Brian Stull of St. Louis Baseball Weekly reports.

Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak indicated that Molina's surgery will be a "very small procedure" and he anticipates the catcher will be sidelined for just a few days, so there doesn't appear to be any concern over his status moving forward. The procedure will take place in St. Louis by team doctors.

Gose agreed to a minor-league contract with the Indians on Saturday.

Gose hasn't appeared in a major-league game since 2016 but will provide some additional pitching depth within Cleveland's organization for the upcoming year. Across 21 appearances at Double-A Frisco in the Rangers' system, he logged a disastrous 6.52 ERA and 2.09 WHIP in 19.1 innings of relief.

Asuaje was designated for assignment by San Diego on Friday, AJ Cassavell of MLB.com reports.

Asuaje played in 79 games for the Padres this past year but slashed a dreadful .196/.286/.280 with just two home runs and 19 RBI. This move allowed the club to free up another spot on the 40-man roster while Asuaje will take a spin through waivers to determine if he will remain in the organization.

Gosewisch inked a minor-league contract with Milwaukee that includes an invite to spring training.

Gosewisch has played in 137 major-league games over the course of his career, though only 11 of those have come since the start of the 2017 season. He spent the entirety of this past year at Triple-A Syracuse in the Nationals' system, slashing just .219/.310/.335 with three home runs and 25 RBI. The 35-year-old doesn't have a path to big-league playing time with Manny Pina, Erik Kratz and Jacob Nattingham ahead of him on the Brewers' depth chart.

President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein said Friday that Darvish (elbow) looks healthy and is expected to resume throwing in a couple weeks, Carrie Muskat of MLB.com reports.

Darvish underwent an arthroscopic debridement procedure of his right elbow in mid-September after batting arm injuries throughout the course of the 2018 campaign. It should come as no surprise that he hasn't started throwing just yet, though there will be some cause for concern if he isn't cleared by the end of December, considering his previous issues. The right-hander was limited to just eight starts this past year, logging a 4.95 ERA and 1.42 WHIP across 40 innings.

White will start Sunday's game against the Jazz, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

White is set to enter the starting lineup with Davis Bertans away from the team to deal with a personal matter. White figures to move back to a bench role when Bertans returns to action.

Bertans won't play Sunday against the Jazz due to personal reasons, Paul Garcia of ProjectSpurs.com reports.

It's unclear as to what kind of issue Bertans is dealing with, but he won't be available to play at home versus Utah. He'll be considered a game-time decision for Tuesday's matchup with Phoenix until further notice. With Dante Cunningham (abdomen) also on the shelf, expect the Spurs to shift their starting five, which could allow Chimezie Metu, Rudy Gay and Bryn Forbes to see more minutes.

Hill (not injury related) is expected to be in uniform and available off the bench for Sunday's game against the Raptors, Matt Velazquez of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Hill hasn't practiced with his new squad since being traded from the Cavs on Friday, so even if he does enter the game his minutes figure to be limited.

Robinson (foot) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Suns, Tomer Azarly of ClutchPoints.com reports.

Robinson hasn't taken the court since Nov. 17, so this doesn't come as a big surprise. His next chance to play will come Tuesday against the Raptors.

Davis (hip) returned to Sunday's game against the Pistons, Keith Langlois of the Pistons' official site reports.

Davis exited Sunday's game in the first quarter with a hip injury that he suffered after colliding with Blake Griffin, however he's been cleared to return with 10 minutes left in the third quarter after receiving treatment in the locker room during halftime. The big man tallied three points, two rebounds and an assist across six minutes prior to exiting.

Hill will be a game-time decision Sunday against the Raptors, Matt Velazquez of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Hill's status should clear up closer to tipoff. The guard hasn't had a chance to practice with the Bucks since joining the team via trade Friday, so even if he's active, he doesn't figure to play a prominent role right away.

Wagner was called up from AHL Ontario on Sunday, Jon Rosen of Fox Sports West reports.

The fleet-footed winger has produced one goal and three helpers over 18 games as a rookie. Wagner has also kept opponents honest based on 42 hits between 8:44 of average ice time at the top level, but that hasn't been nearly enough action for Wagner to make a fantasy impact.

Hyman will have a hearing with the NHL's Department of Player Safety on Sunday for interference on Charlie McAvoy of the Bruins in the previous night's game.

Hyman, who ended up with a pair of fight-minute major penalties -- one for fighting and another for interference -- along with a game misconduct infraction, drilled the Boston defenseman moments after McAvoy cleared the puck along the end boards in the third period of an eventual 6-3 road loss for the Leafs. Working in Hyman's favor as far as a ruling is concerned is that he didn't appear to make contact with McAvoy's head and the Bruins skater, fortunately, didn't sustain a lasting injury.

Hagg was ejected from Sunday's game against the Jets after receiving a major penalty for checking from behind and a corresponding game misconduct call, Flyerdelphia reports.

Hagg drove Jets forward Kyle Connor headfirst into the boards in the waning moments of the second period, which caused Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien to retaliate and pick up a game misconduct penalty of his own -- on top of a roughing minor for going after Hagg, who finishes with two hits, two blocks and 15 PIM over 11:57 of ice time.

Crawford will work between the pipes as Sunday's home starter against the Canadiens, Charlie Roumeliotis of NBC Sports Chicago reports.

Crawford reportedly will be countered by Carey Price in this battle against a Habs team that ranks 12th in the NHL by virtue of averaging three goals per game on the road. The Blackhawks have lost six straight games, and while that's helping their case to try and land the 2019 first overall draft pick --- with Team USA star Jack Hughes expected to be the first player selected -- Crawford has been a poor fantasy option amid the team struggles.

McAvoy (undisclosed) will play Sunday against the Senators, per Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy.

McAvoy was shaken up after a late hit from Toronto's Zach Hyman in the third period of Saturday's game, but Cassidy has deemed the prolific offensive defenseman good to go. McAvoy receiving the green light to play even before pregrame warmups lends further credence to the notion that he didn't suffer a lasting injury in the latest contest.

Rask will be back in goal for Sunday's road game against the Senators.

Rask is winless through a pair of starts in December, as he surrendered six goals on 56 shots between a home game against the Red Wings and a road clash with the Lightning. Considering the Senators average 3.76 goals per game at Canadian Tire Centre -- third in the NHL -- fantasy owners shouldn't expect this game to be a cakewalk for Boston's No.1 netminder.