Everth Cabrera (hamstring) is not in the Padres' lineup Tuesday.

Cabrera injured his left hamstring on Sunday and the plan is to give him a few days off. Alexi Amarista is getting the start at shortstop Tuesday.

Everth Cabrera (hamstring) is not in the Padres' lineup Monday.

Cabrera tweaked his left hamstring during Sunday's game. It's not clear at this point whether the disabled list is a possibility, but he figures to at least miss a few games. Pedro Ciriaco is starting at shortstop Monday.

Everth Cabrera is dealing with a left hamstring injury.

Cabrera suffered the injury in the eighth inning of Sunday's win over the Diamondbacks. The Union-Tribune San Diego suggests that both Cabrera and Carlos Quentin (shoulder) are candidates to be placed on the disabled list.

Everth Cabrera stole two bases on Saturday evening as the Padres beat the Rockies 4-2.

Cabrera is now 72-for-82 in stolen base attempts since the start of the 2012 season and he's batting .300 with a .377 on-base percentage in 62 games this year. The batting average and OBP are likely to tumble, but the Padres' shortstop remains one of the best speed options on the fantasy scene. He already has 28 steals in 2013.

Everth Cabrera went 3-for-5 with a homer, a double, a steal, four RBI and two runs scored as the Padres topped the Diamondbacks 10-4 Saturday.

The 26-year-old shortstop is having a breakout fantasy season, batting .267/.349/.398 with four homers in 48 games. He leads the NL in steals with 19 and has scored 28 times. The NL stolen base king last season needs to be starting in all formats.

Everth Cabrera went 2-for-4 with a stolen base and an RBI in Saturday's win against the Nationals.

Cabrera has now stolen a base in four consecutive games, bumping him to the National League leader with 15. The shortstop will never post a good batting average, but he's getting on base more and running as effectively as ever. The 26-year-old shortstop batted .246/.324/.324 with a league-leading 44 stolen bases last season and is a decent bet to improve upon all numbers in 2013.

Everth Cabrera went 0-for-3 with a walk, a stolen base and an RBI in Thursday's defeat at the hands of Washington.

Cabrera's 13 steals rank second in the National League. A better real-life than fantasy player, Cabrera's value comes in the form of his legs (steals and runs) and eyes (walks). He looks poised to have a career year.

Everth Cabrera went 3-for-4 with a homer, a double, a walk and a steal as the Padres topped the Dodgers 7-2 on Wednesday.

Cabrera's been a little off his game in the stolen base department, getting caught three times in seven attempts after going 44-for-48 last year. Offensively, though, he's done great work. To go along with his .298 average, he's already matched his 2012 total of two homers. He's also scored 11 runs in 15 games.

Everth Cabrera is only 2-for-5 in stolen base attempts this season.

But he homered and tripled on Saturday and owns a .283/.365/.391 batting line through 12 games. Cabrera should have more success on the base paths as the year rolls on. He's a decently productive fantasy shortstop.

Padres manager Bud Black said he expects a "positive resolution" to the on-going PED investigation involving Everth Cabrera.

"We're satisfied from what we heard," Black said after meeting with Cabrera on Wednesday. "This will resolve itself in a positive way." Cabrera, who was linked to PEDs in a report by ESPN's Outside the Lines, has yet to address his involvement with Biogenesis and Anthony Bosch. The 25-year-old is expected to open as the season as the Padres' starting shortstop.

Mike Fish and T.J. Quinn of ESPN.com report that Everth Cabrera, Jordan Norberto, Fernando Martinez, Fautino De Los Santos and Cesar Puello are listed in documents from Anthony Bosch's Biogenesis clinic.

The report says that all five players "were on a list as having received performance-enhancing drugs, although the documents are not proof that the players either received or used PEDs." That brings the total to 25 players that have been linked to the clinic, with 10 of them having ties to ACES, the sports agency owned by brothers Seth and Sam Levinson.

Padres avoided arbitration with SS Everth Cabrera by agreeing to a one-year, $1.275 million contract.

Cabrera was arbitration-eligible for the first of four times as a Super 2 player. The reigning National League stolen base leader, Cabrera batted .246/.324/.324 with a 44 stolen bases this past season.

Everth Cabrera has hired Scott Boras as his new agent.

Cabrera was previously represented by the embattled ACES agency. The 25-year-old shortstop batted .246/.324/.324 with a league-leading 44 stolen bases this season and is arbitration-eligible for the first time this winter as a Super Two player.

Everth Cabrera swiped four bases Sunday, bringing his season total to 41 steals.

Cabrera walked twice but never had a hit in the game. He's the 11th player since at least 1918 to steal four bases without getting a hit. Vince Coleman did it three times, and Rickey Henderson did it twice. The last player to do it was the White Sox's Lou Frazier in 1998.

Everth Cabrera went 2-for-4 with a walk, run scored and two stolen bases in Wednesday's win over the Dodgers.

Both hits were singles. Cabrera is now only two swipes away from his first 30-theft campaign. Hitting just .235/.317/.320, however, he's far from locked into a starting job heading into 2013.

Everth Cabrera went 2-for-4 and swiped his 25th base of the season as the Padres were shutout by Kris Medlen and the Braves on Tuesday.

Cabrera seems to have settled in as the Padres leadoff hitter, and could act as a terrific source of speed from the middle infield position over the final month-plus of the regular season. He's hitting .241 with a pair of homers and 21 RBI to go along with the aforementioned 25 swipes.

Everth Cabrera delivered a game-winning single in the bottom of the ninth as the Padres beat the Reds 2-1 on Thursday.

Yasmani Grandal doubled to start the bottom of the ninth in a 1-1 game. After Yonder Alonso was intentionally walked, Cameron Maybin, with no intention of giving himself up, bunted for a single. Cabrera then drilled the first pitch he saw to left-center for what would have been a ground rule double under other circumstances. The Padres have now won six straight.

Everth Cabrera was 2-for-3 with a walk and three stolen bases in a win against Seattle Tuesday night.

Exonerated from a domestic violence charge Monday afternoon in Arizona, Cabrera had a nice night in his return to the field. The 25-year-old has done a nice job since taking over as the Padres primary shortstop, hitting .278 with two homers, seven RBI and eight steals in just 79 at-bats. Those in deeper mixed leagues who are chasing steals would be wise to give Cabrera a look.

The domestic violence charge against Everth Cabrera was dismissed Monday afternoon in Arizona.

Cabrera pleaded not guilty to domestic abuse charges levied after a fight with his wife during spring training. No explanation was given by the prosecutors for dropping the charge, but Cabrera's attorney, Richard Suzuki, speculated that it could be because of "discrepancies about what happened that night." The charge was dismissed "without prejudice," which means the case against him could be re-filed at some point before next March, but that appears unlikely. The 25-year-old infielder is slated to rejoin the Padres on Tuesday.

Everth Cabrera is scheduled to appear in an Arizona court room Monday regarding a domestic violence charge of misdemeanor assault, which was levied on the infielder on March 16.

Cabrera has plead not-guilty to domestic abuse charges levied after a fight with his wife during spring training. "I will be in Seattle," is all Cabrera would say on the subject. The Padres open a three-game series against the Mariners on Tuesday.