Rockies outfielder David Dahl says he won’t continue pressing to return late this year, as Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post reports on Twitter. That’s not terribly surprising with just two weeks left in a lost season. Dahl had been working steadily back from a high ankle sprain — the latest in a string of… (více...)

#Rickies David Dahl tells me he's definitely done for the season. Also says ankle is healing and getting stronger. (více...)

Dahl (ankle) won't return for the final couple weeks of the regular season, Patrick Saunders of The Denver Post reports.

Dahl is progressing in his recovery from the right ankle sprain, but with the season in its closing stages and the Rockies well out of playoff contention there's no real reason to risk rushing back. The 25-year-old will finish 2019 with a .302/.353/.524 slash line with 15 home runs and 61 RBI in 100 games.

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David Dahl (ankle) confirmed Friday that he will not return this season.

Dahl did say that his injured right ankle is progressing, but he's simply running out of time for a comeback. The talented outfielder batted .302/.353/.524 with 15 homers this season but again had his campaign shortened due to injury.

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David Dahl (ankle) is unlikely to return this season.

Dahl has been sidelined since early August with a high right ankle sprain and there just aren't enough days left in the season for him to make it back. "He's progressing, but we're running out of time," Rockies manager Bud Black said after Thursday's game. Dahl batted .302/.353/.524 with 15 homers in 2019 but was limited to just 100 games.

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