Marsh suffered a minor setback in his rehab, experiencing shoulder soreness after warming up last Thursday. More clarity on his recovery timeline should come next week.

Harvey was diagnosed with a Grade 1 strain of his right teres major on April 11. The injury is considered minor, but further clarity on its severity and recovery timeline is expected in the coming week.

While a clear return timeline hasn't been set, Wright being slated for a three-inning outing on Monday after throwing two innings on April 12 is an encouraging sign of his continued progress.

Castellanos was removed in the seventh inning after experiencing tightness in his left hip flexor. Prior to exiting, he had gone 1-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored, continuing a strong start to the season where he's hitting .304 with three homers and 12 RBI through 19 games. If Castellanos misses time, expect Max Kepler to see regular reps in right field, with Edmundo Sosa getting more outfield

Marsh was off to a rough start to the new season, slashing just .095/.220/.167 before suffering a knee injury. The good news is the injury doesn't appear to be serious. Johan Rojas will see increased playing time in his absence.

Davis will take the field for manager Ron Washington, starting at third base and batting seventh against the Rangers Thursday.

Anderson is back after sitting on the bench Wednesday, starting at shortstop and batting ninth against the Rangers for manager Ron Washington Thursday.

O'Hoppe returns after sitting out due to illness, starting behind the plate at catcher and batting fifth against the Rangers for manager Ron Washington Thursday.

Heim will receive the night off for rest, with Kyle Higashioka batting eighth and filling in behind the plate at catcher for manager Bruce Bochy against the Angels Thursday.

Malloy will receive the night off, with Kerry Carpenter batting second and starting in right field for manager AJ Hinch against the Royals Thursday.