Evan Longoria is scheduled for surgery Tuesday to repair a ligament in his right index finger.

The San Francisco Giants announced Monday night that the veteran infielder would undergo the procedure in Los Angeles, performed by Dr. Steven Shin. A timeline for his return isn't immediately clear.

Longoria, 36, was limited to 81 games last season because of a sprained left shoulder he injured July 5.

Ronald Acuna, Jr. won't play in any exhibition games, even as a designated hitter, for the Atlanta Braves as he continues to rehab a knee injury.

"No. You won't see him in a spring game," Brian Snitker said.

It's also increasingly likely Acuna will miss the first month of the regular season.

Acuna, recovering from a torn ACL in his right knee suffered midway through last season, expressed hope at the start of spring training that he would be ready for the defending World Series champion Braves' opener April 7. 

All-Star shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres had surgery on his broken left wrist Wednesday.

General manager A.J. Preller said earlier this week that the $340 million superstar is expected to miss three months.

All-Star shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres likely will need surgery for a broken left wrist and could miss up to three months, general manager A.J. Preller said Monday.

Tatis apparently suffered the injury early in the offseason and felt it when he began preparing for spring training, Preller said.