Travis Snider (OF)

Toronto outfielder Travis Snider, playing with Triple-A Las Vegas, removed himself from a game last Wednesday after he aggravated his right wrist injury, reports Sportsnet.ca. Snider is still feeling symptoms when he swings and removed himself for precautionary measures. Snider recently came off the minor league DL with the same ailment.

The Blue Jays activated outfielder Travis Snider off the minor league disabled list on Wednesday. Snider returns to action for Triple-A Las Vegas following lingering soreness in his wrist.

Toronto Blue Jays OF Travis Snider (wrist) was activated from the seven-day disabled list with ...

Toronto Blue Jays OF Travis Snider (wrist) remains day to day with a jammed right ...

Toronto Blue Jays OF Travis Snider (wrist) has been placed on the seven-day disabled list ...

Blue Jays manager John Farrell told reporters Wednesday that outfielder Travis Snider has been placed on the DL at Triple-A Las Vegas with lingering soreness in his right wrist. Farrell said the soreness "delayed the initiating of baseball activities."

Toronto manager John Farrell said Saturday that an MRI on minor-league outfielder Travis Snider came back negative, The National Post reports. Snider suffered the injury after jamming his right wrist into the outfield wall on Thursday and is expected to miss a week of playing time.

Toronto Blue Jays minor league OF Travis Snider (wrist), currently playing for Triple-A Las Vegas, ...

Toronto outfielder Travis Snider is scheduled to have an MRI on his right wrist after leaving Thursday's game with Triple-A Las Vegas because of an injury, according to The National Post. Snider suffered the injury after jamming his right wrist into the outfield wall. The severity of the injury is unclear.

Toronto Blue Jays OF Travis Snider is hitting .400 with four homers and 23 RBIs ...

Today, we need to turn our attention to an older minor league demographic. Consider this a Bryan LaHair tribute if you like. Or it's a celebration of Brandon Weeden. Or it's a tip of the cap to Brandon Moss, a man who just recorded his 1,000th career minor league hit. In any case, there are at least two recent call-ups you'll want to be familiar with, and neither is a prospect in the traditional...