1B Mark Reynolds (broken left hamate bone) was activated after being placed on the 15-day disabled list. He took the roster spot of IF Daniel Descalso, who was placed on the paternity list and is expected to return Friday.

1B Mark Reynolds (broke left hamate bone) took batting practice for the first time since he went on the disabled list Aug. 12. Trainer Keith Dugger said Reynolds could be ready to return to the Rockies within a week. The Rockies are a heavily left-handed-hitting team, and they miss Reynolds' right-handed bat. In 106 games, Reynolds has hit .283 with 23 doubles, 12 homers and 50 RBIs. In his absence, the Rockies have started Ben Paulsen, who was sent to the minors last week, Daniel Descalso and Gerardo Parra -- all left-handed hitters -- and right-handed-hitting Stephen Cardullo at first base. Cardullo was brought up from the minor leagues Thursday and has appeared in three games with one start and two pinch-hitting appearances.

1B Mark Reynolds (broken left hamate bone), who last played Aug. 11, took swings in the batting cage for the third time Monday. Manager Walt Weiss didn't rule out Reynolds returning this season but said much work needed to be done. "Hand injuries are tough," Weiss said. "It's one thing to go in there and hit off of a tee or front toss or even (take) batting practice. But to get in a game, it's a very different level. When you're talking about a hand injury, it's always tricky. But I do think it's possible (to return this season). There's a lot still out in front of him that he has to be able to do before he gets into a game."

1B Mark Reynolds (broken left hamate bone) might return this season, Rockies manager Walt Weiss said. Reynolds last played Aug. 11.

1B Mark Reynolds underwent surgery to repair the broken hook on the hamate bone in his left hand. The surgery was performed in Vail, Co., and likely will sideline Reynolds for the balance of the season.

1B Mark Reynolds underwent surgery to repair the fractured hook of the hamate bone in his left hand. The surgery was performed in Vail, Co., by Dr. Randy Viola and likely will sideline Reynolds for the balance of the season. In 106 games this season, Reynolds is hitting .283 with 23 doubles, 12 homers and 50 RBIs. He entered the season with a career batting average of .230 and hit a career-high .279 in 111 games in his rookie season with Arizona in 2007.

1B Mark Reynolds was placed on the disabled list with a broken hamate bone in his left hand Friday. He was hitting .283 with 12 homers and 50 RBIs in 106 games.

1B Mark Reynolds left the game in the middle of an at-bat in the seventh inning, bothered by what he described as a lingering hand injury. Manager Walt Weiss said he believes it might mean the disabled list for Reynolds. .

1B Mark Reynolds earned lots of praise from former manager Buck Showalter before the game regarding his time with the Orioles. Reynolds then hurt his former mates with a tiebreaking single in the seventh inning that gave Colorado a 2-1 lead in a game that Baltimore won in 10 innings.

1B Mark Reynolds' pinch-hit home run Thursday night, the fourth of his career and first since July 8, 2014, was measured by Statcast at 484 feet, the second-longest homer in the majors this season behind Giancarlo Stanton (491 feet). "You hear it instead of feel it," Reynolds said of his tape-measure blast. Reynolds was three for his past 26 and nine for his past 49 when he connected against Atlanta Hunter Cervenka. "I've been scuffling going into the (All-Star) break and coming out of the break," Reynolds said. "Definitely a swing like that will get your confidence going and make you feel a lot more comfortable up there at the plate."

1B Mark Reynolds hit the fourth pinch-hit homer of his career, a 484-foot blast to left-center that is the second longest homer in the majors this year. Reynolds' last pinch-hit homer was July 8, 2014 at Philadelphia while playing for Milwaukee. Reynolds has 30 hits against the Braves, 11 of which are home runs.

1B Mark Reynolds went 3-for-4 with one RBI. It was his fourth three-hit game of the year and first since May 20 at Pittsburgh. Reynolds has matched his total of three-hit games in 2015.

1B Mark Reynolds saw his nine-game hitting streak end Friday night. Reynolds went 0-for-3, struck out three times and walked in Colorado's 5-0 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. During his streak, Reynolds batted . 333 (13-for-39) with three doubles, five home runs and 10 runs.

1B Mark Reynolds' two-run homer in the ninth was the first walk-off homer of his career. It was his eighth homer of the season and No. 245 in his career. It was also Reynolds' fifth career walk-off hit.

1B Mark Reynolds homered twice on Monday against Miami. That's a welcome sight for the Rockies because from April 27 to June 4, Reynolds had a career-long home run drought of 110 at-bats. But he now has four homers in 16 days, which is more in line with the 32-year-old power hitter's career profile, which includes 243 homers.

1B Mark Reynolds hit a tie-breaking homer in the seventh off Kevin Quackenbush that gave the Rockies a 2-1 win. Reynolds stepped to the plate with 240 career homers but just three in 212 plate appearances this season when he drove Quackenbush's first pitch over the out-of-town scoreboard in right. "The guys stays away a lot, throws a lot of fastballs up in the zone," Reynolds said. "So I just tried to shoot something that way and got under it a little bit."

1B Mark Reynolds provided the bulk of the offense for Colorado in Wednesday's blowout loss. He went 1-for-4 with a pair of RBIs -- one game after collecting his 1,000th career hit. Reynolds is hitting .318/.377/.447 with two home runs and 16 RBIs.

1B Mark Reynolds collected his 1,000th big-league hit. "It's pretty cool. I never thought I'd get one hit in the big leagues, so to be able to get 1,000 is pretty neat," he said. "It just sucks we lost." Asked about getting the milestone hit at Fenway Park against David Price, Reynolds said, "It's pretty cool. I've hit well here in the past in my career and I've had pretty decent success against Price. Just put some good at-bats together, was able to get that hit, and it's in the past now."

1B Mark Reynolds is altering his reputation of being a low-batting average power hitter who strikes out frequently -- at least when he plays against Pittsburgh. Reynolds had 35 homers and 243 strikeouts the last two seasons, but he's hitting .500 (9-for-18) against Pittsburgh this season. In 73 career games against them, he has a .316 average.

1B Mark Reynolds improved his batting average against the San Francisco Giants this season to .533 (8-for-15) with three singles in four at-bats in Friday's loss. Reynolds' run-scoring single in the second inning gave him six RBIs in the four games he's played against the Giants.