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| Reggie Sanders, who was limited to just 24 games this year due to injuries, is considering retiring at the end of the season, according to the Kansas City Star. He did leave the door open for a return, but he said he would have to find the right situation to return for another year. "It has to be with a winning ballclub," he said, "and on the West Coast." Sanders is one of only six players to collect 300 home runs and 300 stolen bases. |
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| As expected, the Royals placed Reggie Sanders on the DL Wednesday with a torn left hamstring. Sanders is expected to miss four to six weeks, according to the AP. Joey Gathright was recalled from Triple-A Omaha to take Sanders' place on the roster. |
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| Reggie Sanders is likely headed to the disabled list again after suffering another tear in his left hamstring, according to the Kansas City Star. |
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| The Royals activated Reggie Sanders from the disabled list on Monday. He had been out since May 2 with a torn left hamstring, according to Sports Ticker. Sanders, who hit .367 with two homers in 49 at-bats with Kansas City before getting hurt, will see some action in the outfield and at DH, but he's unlikely to be in the lineup every day. |
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| The Royals plan to activate Reggie Sanders from the disabled list on Monday, according to the KC Star. He's been out with a torn hamstring, so it will be interesting to see how he performs on the basepaths. |
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| Reggie Sanders is expected to come off the DL shortly after the All-Star break, according to the AP. He's been out since May 3 with a left hamstring tear. |
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| Reggie Sanders continues to come back slowly from a torn left hamstring, and the outfielder has put on hold plans to return to the lineup this weekend. “I don’t know what’s going on,” Sanders told the Kansas City Star. “I really don’t. I’m doing all of my stuff. It’s just the response I thought I was getting isn’t what I thought it was. Even right now, it’s aching.” A new timetable has not been set for Sanders’ return. |
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| Reggie Sanders is still a week to 10 days away from returning from his left hamstring tear, manager Buddy Bell reports to the Kansas City Star. He’s been out since early may with the injury. |
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| Reggie Sanders, on the 15-day DL with a torn left hamstring that he hurt last week running the bases, hopes to be doing light on-field work in a week or week-and-a-half, the AP reports. |
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| Reggie Sanders has a tear in his left hamstring and was placed on the 15-day DL Thursday, the Royals official site reports. Shane Costa was recalled from Triple-A to take his roster spot.
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| Reggie Sanders will have an MRI on his strained left hamstring Thursday, the Royals official site reports. He suffered the injury in the sixth inning Wednesday, leaving the game. |
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| Reggie Sanders left Wednesday's game in the sixth inning with a tight left hamstring. It's not clear yet what his status is going forward. |
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| Reggie Sanders made his first start of the year Saturday and came through, going 3-for-4 with a homer and a double. The initial plan for the Royals was to have Sanders play occasionally at the most, so it will be interesting to see if this debut gets him more regular time. |
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| Reggie Sanders is expected to get a spot start Saturday against the Tigers, according to the Royals official site. Sanders is clearly the odd guy out in the Royals outfield and DH picture for the moment, so don't look for him to play more than a day or two every week. |
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| Reggie Sanders will begin the year as a part-time DH and reserve outfielder, assuming the Royals don't trade him, the Kansas City Star reports. The team has discussed moving Sanders to the Orioles; otherwise, he'll be on the bench most of the time while Ross Gload and Emil Brown share time in left field. "We want Reggie to play, but, right now, there are other guys who need to get more at-bats," manager Buddy Bell said. |
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| Reggie Sanders didn’t have a partial tear in the patellar tendon of his left knee after all, according to the Kansas City Star. He underwent surgery Thursday, but the procedure consisted solely of removing a cyst from beneath his left kneecap after discovering no tear in the tendon. He is expected to make a full recovery in 4-6 weeks. |
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| Reggie Sanders will miss the remainder of the season with a partial tear in his left patellar tendon, according to the AP. He will undergo a surgery to fix the problem, although no date has been set as of yet. |
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| The KC Star reports that Reggie Sanders is believed to have cleared waivers earlier this month. That means he is eligible to be traded, and the Mets are among several teams that may be interested in his services. |
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| The Royals activated Reggie Sanders from the disabled list on Monday, according to the AP. He had missed 15 games with a right groin pull. |
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| Reggie Sanders is on track to be activated from the DL on Tuesday, according to the AP. Sanders took batting practice and ran the bases and in the outfield before Sunday's game against Texas. "I ran full speed and was able to do everything," Sanders said. |
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| The Yankees are no longer seriously considering acquiring Reggie Sanders from the Royals due to the fact that he's currently on the disabled list with a strained right thigh, according to Newsday. Sanders will be sidelined beyond the July 31 trade deadline. |
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| The Royals placed Reggie Sanders on the disabled list with a right thigh strain on Friday, according to the AP. The move hurts the Royals because it was a known fact that they were going to trade Sanders to a contender in exchange for prospects. The trip to the DL lowers his value, considering he will be sidelined beyond the July 31 trade deadline. |
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| Reggie Sanders remained out of action Tuesday due to his minor groin strain, according to the KC Star. "It’s no better today,” he said before Tuesday’s game. “Hopefully, a few days of treatment will help.” The Yankees are among the teams interested in acquiring Sanders in a trade. |
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