Blue Jays shortstop Troy Tulowitzki will have surgery Monday to remove bone spurs from both heels and is expected to miss eight weeks, general manager Ross Atkins said Friday.

The bone spurs have bothered Tulowitzki during his recovery from surgery to repair the ligament damage suffered when he stepped on C.J. Cron's foot while trying to beat out an infield hit in a game last July against the Angels. 

The Kansas City Royals will be without Salvador Perez for up to six weeks after he sprained the MCL in his left knee while carrying a suitcase up some stairs in his home.

Perez suffered the injury on Tuesday night when the Royals returned home from spring training.

He won't require surgery and could be ready to return in as little as four weeks.

"All the work I do, training in the offseason, I feel sad," Perez said.

Ned Yost expects Drew Butera and Cam Gallagher to share catching duties in Perez's place.

Giants ace Madison Bumgarner is expected to miss at least the first two months of the season after undergoing surgery Saturday to have three pins inserted into the broken pinkie on his pitching hand.

The 28-year-old lefty was injured Friday when he was hit by a line drive off the bat of Kansas City's Whit Merrifield in a spring training game. The outing was supposed to be the final tuneup for Bumgarner before he started on Opening Day.

"We're looking at a couple months, give or take," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said before San Francisco's exhibition game against its Triple-A club in Sacramento. "It's going to take a while. I guess the good news we got this morning is they really felt good about the surgery."

Yankees first baseman Greg Bird will visit a foot specialist on Monday in New York after a CT scan and an MRI revealed right foot inflammation.

Bird underwent the tests after feeling discomfort in the foot Saturday morning.

Red Sox ace Chris Sale left Saturday's spring training game against the Houston Astros after being struck on his left hip by a line drive.

The Red Sox said Sale suffered a hip contusion and will be evaluated further.

Giants ace Madison Bumgarner suffered a broken fifth metacarpal on the outside of his pitching hand after being hit by a line drive in Friday's spring training game against the Royals in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Making his final tuneup before his scheduled Opening Day start, Bumgarner was struck by a hard shot off the bat of the Royals' Whit Merrifield in the third inning.

Afterward, Bumgarner said he'll have pins inserted in the hand Saturday to help the injury heal. A source told ESPN's Buster Olney that the left-hander will be sidelined six to eight weeks.

Jose Abreu left Tuesday's spring game between the Chicago White Sox and Texas Rangers with tightness in his left hamstring.

The White Sox are listing Abreu as day-to-day.

"Fortunately, it looked like he was just cramping up or maybe just a light stretch," Rick Renteria said. "He's doing good. I'm sure we'll preserve our use of him in the next few days and see where he's at."

The Los Angeles Dodgers will be without Justin Turner for a while after he broke his left wrist during a spring game on Monday.

Turner was hit by a pitch thrown by the Oakland Athletics' Kendall Graveman.

"I was hoping obviously the X-rays would be negative, but there's a small non-displaced fracture," he said. "We'll just play it by ear, see how it goes."

Farhan Zaidi said the team didn't know yet how long Turner would be out, but it should be a matter of at least a few weeks.

Mets left-hander Jason Vargas has a broken bone in his non-pitching hand and will visit a specialist later Sunday, the team announced.

Vargas suffered a non-displaced fracture of the hamate bone in his right hand Saturday when he attempted to catch a line drive in a minor league game.

Initial X-rays showed no broken bones, but a CT scan performed later Saturday revealed the fracture.

Athletics right-hander Jharel Cotton will have Tommy John surgery on his injured pitching elbow, and he is expected to miss the entire 2018 season.

Cotton, who was diagnosed with a sprained UCL in his elbow earlier this week, confirmed on Saturday to reporters that he will have the surgery.

"It's kind of hard to take," Cotton said. "I'm trying to take it as best as I can. I'm just getting ready for the long process, the long road ahead."