Joe Frisaro, of MLB.com, reports Florida Marlins C Matt Treanor (hip) could be activated from the disabled list next week. Treanor ran the bases Wednesday, July 30, and will play with Single-A Jupiter Thursday, July 31. If he is able to return for the rest of the season he plans on undergoing surgery on three muscle tears in his hip in the offseason.

Matt Treanor noted that he plans to postpone surgery on his hip as he plans to play through the injury, according to the Miami Herald. He said, "I felt like the best thing to do was see if I could get through the season. The purpose isn't to get out there and see what I can do and hurt the ballclub. If I don't feel like, and the club doesn't feel like I'm going to be effective, they're not going to put me back out there."Treanor was told by a specialist that surgery was inevitable after an MRI revealed three muscle tears in his hip and pelvic region. But he will opt to postpone surgery, and he states that he may be able to return as soon as Tuesday when the club opens a series against the Phillies. The team may still add a catcher prior to the July 31 trade deadline.

Matt Treanor said Tuesday that he plans to postpone surgery on his hip and play through the injury. Trenor is hoping to come off the disabled list next week, but the Marlins may have added some catching help by then. ''The purpose isn't to get out there and see what I can do and hurt the ballclub,'' Treanor said. "If I don't feel like, and the club doesn't feel like I'm going to be effective, they're not going to put me back out there.''Source: Miami Herald

Florida catcher Matt Treanor will need to undergo surgery to repair three separate muscle tears in his left hip and pelvic area, according to FloridaMarlins.com.Treanor hopes to put the surgery off until after the season, as he will try to play through the pain after undergoing cortisone shots.

After visiting a specialist Monday, it was determined that Matt Treanor would not need surgery on his left hip, according to the Palm Beach Post. The catcher has been cleared to continue his rehab, but his return date is uncertain.The Marlins are looking for a catcher to bolster their production from behind the plate. Treanor didn't have much value before getting injury, and his value could be nil by the time he returns.

Matt Treanor visited with a specialist who told him he wouldn't need surgery on his left-hip strain. Treanor will continue to rehab, but there's not a timetable for his return. The Marlins figure to acquire a catcher before Thursday's trade deadline.Source: Palm Beach Post

On the disabled list since July 8 with a left hip strain, Treanor had been catching some bullpens. The 32-year-old, in his first season as the regular catcher, was hopeful of playing in a few rehab assignment games. But in recent days, the injury wasn't progressing. So he will be further examined. "It wasn't feeling right, so they're sending him to this specialist guy in Philadelphia," Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez said. In 54 games, Treanor is hitting .240 with two home runs and 18 RBIs.

Matt Treanor is going to be examined by a specialist in Philadelphia on Monday as he is still feeling discomfort in his left hip, according to MLB.com.The 32-year-old has been catching some bullpens, and was hopeful of playing in a few rehab assignment games. But the injury hasn't been progressing in recent days, and the Marlins are now considering acquiring a veteran catcher in a trade.

The Marlins catcher has been on the disabled list since July 8 with a left hip strain. On Monday, Treanor caught Scott Olsen's between-starts bullpen session. He also hit in the batting cage.

Matt Treanor is catching and hitting, and he hopes to begin a rehab assignment or play in a simulated game by the end of this week. MLB.com reports. The catcher is on the DL due to a strained left hip.Treanor hopes to return as part of a platoon, but he isn't assured of any playing time when he is healthy.

Treanor won't return Wednesday

MLB.com reports that starting catcher Matt Treanor will return when eligible to come off the disabled list on Wednesday.Treanor does not have much fantasy value but will see plenty of at-bats in the second half.

Yorvit Torrealba is believed to be on the Marlins' radar following the injury to Matt Treanor, but the $5.2 million remaining on his contract remains an issue, according to the Denver Post.The only way a deal would seemingly get done would be for the Rockies to eat part of Torralba's salary, which the club is not interested in doing. David Ross of the Reds is also on the Marlins' list of targets.

Marlins place Treanor on disabled list

Report: Treanor headed to disabled list

Updating a previous report, Matt Treanor has officially been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained lower abdomen.John Baker, not Mike Rabelos, was brought up from Triple-A to get his first taste of major league action. Combined, the Marlins' catchers have 59 major league at-bats.

Matt Treanor could be headed for the DL, according to FishStripes.com. He aggravated a nagging lower abdominal strain on Monday night, and he will undergo an MRI on Tuesday to determine the severity of the ailment. If the team is forced to shelve him, Mike Rabelo and John Baker at Triple-A Albuquerque would be top candidates to replace him.Treanor is only hitting .240 for the season, but has been in a nice groove as of late, with three hits, one homer, and four RBI over his last three games.

Tim Redding didn't record an out in the sixth inning of the National Monday night loss to Florida after giving up two hits to start the inning. Jesus Colome relieved Redding and allowing Matt Treanor to tie the game with a sacrifice fly. Redding stuck out six in five-plus innings, giving up four runs on eight hits for the Nationals. The outing was his eighth straight no-decision.Redding has been the most consistent Washington pitcher this year. He entered the game with a 6-3 record, 4.05 ERA and 1.30 WHIP.