The Colorado Rockies placed Charlie Blackmon on the injured list Wednesday with a torn meniscus in his left knee.

The injury happened last week as Blackmon rounded a bag at Coors Field and he tried to play through it. 

The outfielder is set to undergo surgery on Monday in Denver and should be healthy for Spring Training.

Byron Buxton underwent season-ending knee surgery Tuesday afternoon.

The recovery timeline is expected to be 6-8 weeks, which means he'll have plenty of time to have a normal offseason.

It was reported last week that the procedure would be to clean up the knee.

Buxton, 28, hit .224/.306/.526 in 382 plate appearances this season.

Tim Anderson won't return to the Chicago White Sox this season.

Anderson hasn't played since August 9, when he suffered a tendon injury in his left middle finger that required surgical repair.

The White Sox had hoped Anderson would return, but their fall in the standings has changed that equation.

Anderson, 29, finishes the season with a .301/.339/.395 line.

The New York Yankees are cautiously optimistic that Matt Carpenter and DJ LeMahieu will return to the field before the postseason.

The club's regular season schedule ends on Oct. 5.

LeMahieu has not played since Sept. 4 because of toe inflammation.

"I feel like he's going to come back in some way, shape or form, and then we'll see what we've got," Aaron Boone said.

Carpenter has not played since Aug. 8 after breaking his foot on a foul ball.

Rays right-hander Tyler Glasnow is scheduled to rejoin the rotation Wednesday night at Cleveland after missing nearly 14 months because of Tommy John surgery.

The Rays' Opening Day starter last year hasn't pitched this season after having the procedure Aug. 4, 2021.

"I think we're pretty confident he'll be starting for us Wednesday," Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash said before Sunday's game with Toronto. "This is the first time he's thrown pain-free in quite some time, so he's encouraged by it."

Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe and right-hander Shane Baz are done for the season because of injuries, while one-time ace Tyler Glasnow is expected back next week following Tommy John surgery in August 2021.

Rays manager Kevin Cash said Saturday that Lowe's bad lower back has not responded to treatment and that Baz will have Tommy John surgery.

The Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday placed starting pitcher Dustin May on the 15-day injured list with low back tightness, meaning he will not be eligible to pitch again in the regular season.

The Dodgers believe they caught the ailment early enough for May to be available to them in the postseason, and that resting him now will allow him to be back in time for the start of the National League Division Series, ESPN's Alden Gonzalez reported.

The Atlanta Braves have placed right-hander Spencer Strider on the 15-day injured list with a strained left oblique muscle.

The move is retroactive to Sept. 21 and Strider has not pitched since last Sunday. After that 5-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, Strider told the team he didn't feel right. The Braves said Tuesday they would push back Strider's next start in the hopes of avoiding a trip to the IL.

Twins outfielder Byron Buxton won't return this season and will have surgery on his troublesome right knee.

Derek Falvey, Minnesota's president of baseball operations, provided an injury update on Buxton and several other Twins players before the start of the homestand Friday against the Angels. 

Mike Soroka won't return to the Atlanta Braves this season.

The Braves have placed Soroka on the Minor League injured list with right elbow soreness.

Soroka will turn his attention towards 2023. Brian Snitker told reporters that the pitcher doesn't have any structural damage.

The 25-year-old has only logged 13 2/3 innings since the end of the 2019 season. In 2019, he finished sixth in National League Cy Young voting, posting a 2.68 ERA and 142 strikeouts in 174 2/3 innings.