The Associated Press reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus hit his 27th home run Sunday, Sept. 28. Glaus finished with a .270 average, which is his best since hitting .284 in his second season in 2000. His 99 RBIs were his second-best total since 2002.

News: St. Louis 3B Troy Glaus blasted his 26th home run on Saturday in a defeat of the Reds. Glaus went 2-for-4 with two RBI.

Analysis: Glaus is hitting .271 on the year and will probably enter 2009 as a top 15 Fantasy 3B. He probably will just miss out on being a No. 1 Fantasy 3B, but he'll be very close

Troy Glaus was 2-for-4 on Saturday night in the Cardinals' 8-5 win over the Reds. To go along with his 26th home run, he drove in his 97th and 98th run of the year.Glaus has been a pleasant surprise for the Cardinals. Even though his average is only at .271 his power numbers are very respectable (26 HR and 98 RBI).

Troy Glaus was 2-for-4 on Saturday night in the Cardinals' 8-5 win over the Reds. To go along with his 26th home run, he drove in his 97th and 98th RBI of the year.Glaus has been a pleasant surprise for the Cardinals. Even though his average is only at .271 his power numbers are very respectable (26hr and 98 RBI).

R.B. Fallstrom, of The Associated Press, reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus won the game Friday, Sept. 26, with a sacrifice fly in the ninth inning.

Troy Glaus went 1-for-1 with four walks in Thursdays 12-3 victory over the Diamondbacks. Despite being on base five times, he managed to not score a single run.Glaus has struck out 101 times compared to 87 walks which is respectable. His batting average is just .267 but his OBP is .372.

R.B. Fallstrom, of The Associated Press, reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus walked a career-high four times Thursday, Sept. 25.

Matthew Leach, of MLB.com, reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus has 23 home runs this year, which ranks him fourth on the team's all-time list for home runs in a season.

Troy Glaus continues to play despite a sore shoulder, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.The injury is not affecting his swing as he has blasted two homers over his last six games. He should remain a favorable source of power for the final week of the season.

News: St. Louis 3B Troy Glaus hit his 25th home run on Saturday as the Cardinals fell to the Chicago Cubs. Glaus went 1-for-3 with three RBI and a walk. He's batting .267.

Analysis: With the Cardinals all but sunk in the postseason hunt, it is possible guys like Glaus could shut it down. Still, he looked sharp belting that home run on Saturday and remains a viable Fantasy 3B in most mixed formats until they do decide to shut him down

Troy Glaus went 1-for-3 with a three-run homer in Saturday's 5-4 loss to the Cubs at Wrigley Field.Glaus collected his 25th homer of the season, with four coming in September. He should remain a favorable source of power heading into the final week of the season.

Glaus, who homered for the second time in five games, has struggled to find a groove since returning from a rotator cuff strain. The big fella is 4-for-18 with four strikeouts in those five contests and is just 9-for-40 (.225) overall in September.

A big night from Glaus, who saw his first action since Sept. 9 due to a shoulder injury. He's now gone deep thrice over his last six games to give him 24 blasts on the year to go with his .271 average.

Troy Glaus homered in his first at-bat back in the starting lineup Tuesday after missing a few games with a shoulder injury. He also added a single.It's good to see that Glaus apparently hasn't lost any pop. He'll need to get hot over the next two weeks if he wants to get to 100 RBI.

Troy Glaus returned to the lineup for the Cardinals, going 2-for-4 with a solo home run against the Reds. After spending a week resting his strained right shoulder, Glaus returned to the Cardinal lineup in a big way, launching his 24th home run of the year off of Bronson Arroyo in the second inning. Not originally slated in the starting lineup, Glaus changed his mind after the pregame batting practice. Unfortunately for St. Louis, the rest of the offense could not match Glaus's gusto as the Reds rolled to a 7-2 victory.

News: Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus was able to return to the team on Tuesday in a loss to the Reds. Glaus went 2-for-4 with his 24th home run.

Analysis: With the Cardinals all but sunk in the postseason hunt, it is possible guys like Glaus could shut it down. Still, he looked sharp belting that home run on Tuesday and remains a viable Fantasy 3B in most mixed formats until they do decide to shut him down

The Associated Press reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) was inserted into the starting lineup Tuesday, Sept. 16, after feeling fine after taking batting practice. He hit his 24th home run of the season in the second inning.

Glaus, who has been diagnosed with a rotator cuff strain and tendinitis in his right shoulder, was given a cortisone shot to ease the pain. He had been feeling discomfort in the joint for approximately two or three weeks before being sidelined, but said the pain became significantly worse last week. The veteran slugger batted fifth and played third base in Tuesday's affair.

MLB.com reports that Troy Glaus has been added to Tuesday's lineup despite nursing a sore shoulder.Glaus has just two at bats since September 9th and he can't be expected to bring his usual pop from here on out. The Cardinals certainly need him to perform after being swept by Pittsburgh over the weekend.

Cardinals.MLB.com's Matthew Leach reports St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa said 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) is improving, but La Russa hasn't heard if he's officially good to go for Tuesday, Sept. 16. If he's restricted, La Russa won't play him.

News: Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus continued to sit Sunday at Pittsburgh after undergoing an MRI exam Wednesday and getting a second cortisone injection for a strained right shoulder.

Analysis: With the Cardinals all but sunk in the postseason hunt, it is possible guys like Glaus could shut it down. Consider him too risky to use in mixed formats in Fantasy Week 25 (Sept. 15-21) at this point. Use him at your own risk in NL-only leagues, too. We don't know if he he will play

Glaus is getting closer but has not been cleared to return to action. He has been diagnosed with a rotator cuff strain and tendinitis in his throwing shoulder.

News: Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus continued to sit Saturday at Pittsburgh after undergoing an MRI exam Wednesday and getting a second cortisone injection for a strained right shoulder.

Analysis: Glaus has had an up-and-down season, but his overall numbers still make him a player worth starting when healthy. You have to worry about shoulder injuries for power hitters, though, so play it safe and keep him reserved

Glaus treated Saturday as his "reevaluation day," three days after he received a cortisone shot to ease the pain of a rotator cuff strain and tendinitis in his right shoulder. He went through a regimen of swinging off a tee and throwing, a series of exercises intended to test the discomfort level in the joint. For Glaus, it's a simple matter. The first day that his pain level is manageable while doing baseball activities, he expects to play. However, manager Tony La Russa still has some doubt that that day will be Sunday.

News: Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus continued to sit Friday at Pittsburgh after undergoing an MRI exam Wednesday and getting a second cortisone injection for a strained right shoulder.

Analysis: Glaus has had an up-and-down season, but his overall numbers still make him a player worth starting when healthy. You have to worry about shoulder injuries for power hitters, though, so play it safe and keep him reserved

Matthew Leach, of MLB.com, reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) is not in the team's starting lineup Friday, Sept. 12. Glaus is improving but is still sore.

ESPNews reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) does not have structural damage in his right shoulder.

Troy Glaus could miss the rest of the week after undergoing an MRI on Wednesday and getting a second cortisone injection for a strained right shoulder. Glaus just had a cortisone shot on Sunday, but that one apparently didn't get to the right area. "This time, they know exactly where it is," Glaus said. "It’s hurt for a while and we tried to get through it but at some point we couldn’t calm it down enough." Aaron Miles and Felipe Lopez will get extra at-bats in his place.Related: Felipe Lopez, Aaron Miles

News: Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus will miss at least a handful of games after undergoing an MRI exam Wednesday and getting a second cortisone injection for a strained right shoulder.

Analysis: Glaus is someone to consider starting at 3B in all Fantasy leagues at all times, so this is not a good thing to see if he's on your team. You'll want to track the injury through the weekend and if he can't get back into the lineup before Sunday, you might consider keeping him reserved in Fantasy Week 25 (Sept. 15-21)

He hopes to be sidelined for only a few days. Glaus has been dealing with pain in his shoulder for about three weeks, but he aggravated the condition on a swing in Tuesday night's win over the Cubs. He was examined on Wednesday, when he received the diagnosis as well as a cortisone shot in the joint.

Updating an earlier report, Troy Glaus's ailing shoulder is the result of a rotator cuff strain and tendintits, according to Cardinals.com. "If the medication does what it's supposed to do, then in two or three days it will be fine," Glaus said. "Then we can strengthen it and keep going."Well that certainly is good news considering how bad the injury sounds. There has been a lot of speculation that Glaus might be done for the year, but it appears he will play if he can tolerate the pain. He hopes to be able to return this weekend.

Updating an earlier report, Troy Glaus's ailing shoulder is the result of a rotator cuff strain and tendintits, according to Cardinals.com. "If the medication does what it's supposed to do, then in two or three days it will be fine," Glaus said. "Then we can strengthen it and keep going."Well that certainly is good news considering bad the injury sounds. There has been a lot of speculation that Glaus might be done for the year, but it appears he will play if he can tolerate the pain. He hopes to be able to return this weekend.

Updating previous reports, Matthew Leach, of MLB.com, reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) was diagnosed with a rotator cuff strain and tendonitis in his right shoulder. Glaus is hopeful that he will only miss a few days. He also received another cortisone shot in his shoulder Wednesday, Sept. 10.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch's Joe Strauss stated on a chat Wednesday that he is skeptical about Troy Glaus returning this season. Glaus has been dealing with a sore right shoulder for a few weeks and the injury flared up after a check swing Tuesday.We should know more about Glaus' status after an MRI today. Look for the Cards to possibly call up David Freese to help out at third if Glaus is out for an extended period of time.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch's Joe Strauss stated on a chat Wednesday that he is skeptical about Troy Glaus returning this season. Glaus had has been dealing with a sore shoulder for a few weeks and re-injured himself on a check swing Tuesday.We should know more about Glaus after an MRI today. Look for the Cards to possibly call up David Freese to help out at third if Glaus is out for an extended period of time.

Updating previous reports, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) will undergo an MRI on his right shoulder. Glaus said his shoulder has been bothering him for three weeks.

Troy Glaus is scheduled to undergo an MRI exam Wednesday after leaving Tuesday's game with a strained right shoulder. According to manager Tony La Russa, Glaus will likely miss a "number of games" and has been dealing with shoulder soreness for several weeks.Source: St Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals third baseman Troy Glaus will be unavailable for a few days and will have an MRI on his right shoulder, which has been bothering him lately and forced him to leave the game on Tuesday, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.Glaus has been an effective third baseman for fantasy owners this season, with 23 home runs and 89 RBI. Be sure to update your rosters accordingly until he returns to the lineup.

Updating a recent item, The Associated Press’ R.B. Fallstrom reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) is expected to miss a few games with his strained right shoulder, according to Cardinals manager Tony La Russa. The manager also said Glaus had received an injection behind the shoulder on Sunday, Sept. 7.

The severity of the injury was not immediately known, but it appeared to occur in the final cut of Glaus' second at-bat, after which he did not return to the field. Stay tuned for updates on the veteran's condition.

News: Troy Glaus of the St. Louis Cardinals strained his right shoulder, presumably on a strikeout in the third inning, and was taken out of Tuesday night's game against the Chicago Cubs. Glaus also flied out in the first inning and is 3-for-39 against Cubs pitching this season.

Analysis: Glaus is someone to consider starting at 3B in all Fantasy leagues at all times, so this is not a good thing to see if he's on your team. It doesn't seem serious, but you will wanna track this injury over the rest of the week before deciding on him for Fantasy Week 25 (Sept. 15-21)

The Associated Press reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus (shoulder) left the game early Tuesday, Sept. 9, with a strained right shoulder.

Troy Glaus came out of Tuesday's game due to a strained right shoulder. Aaron Miles replaced him in the fourth inning, with Felipe Lopez moving from second to third.

News: Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus hit his 23rd home run Wednesday against the Arizona Diamondbacks, it was a two-run shot. Glaus went 1-for-5 on the game.

Analysis: Glaus has now homered in consecutive contests and has four RBI in two games. He's hit in six of his last eight games and when he didn't hit, he walked instead. That makes him hot and someone to consider starting in all Fantasy leagues at this point

Andrew Bagnato, of The Associated Press, reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus hit the 300th home run of his career Wednesday, Sept. 3.

News: Troy Glaus hit his 300th career home run Wednesday, connecting in the third inning of the St. Louis Cardinals' game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Glaus homered against Doug Davis with a man on, putting the Cardinals ahead 2-0. Glaus has 23 homers this year and is 24th among active players on the home run list.

Analysis: Glaus had been struggling, but he looks hot enough now to trust in all leagues again down the stretch. Track his progress through the weekend before considering him for Fantasy Week 24 (Sept. 8-14)

Troy Glaus hit his 300th career homer Wednesday against the Diamondbacks. It was a two-run shot off Doug Davis. Glaus is the 118th player to reach 300 homers. Next up on the list among active players are Jermaine Dye (296), Ivan Rodriguez (295) and Paul Konerko (289).

The Associated Press reports St. Louis Cardinals 3B Troy Glaus, who was 2-for-13 through the first four games of a six-game road trip, was moved up to the No. 2 spot in the batting order for the Tuesday, Sept. 2, game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

A much needed big fly for Glaus, who'd gone homerless in 21 straight games leading up to Tuesday's affair. The veteran slugger saw his power dissipate considerably in August, as he stumbled his way to a .407 slugging percentage with three homers and 13 RBIs after having posted a fiery .578 mark with seven jacks and 22 RBis in July. Look for him to find a comfortable middle ground as the season winds down.

Troy Glaus had a good night for the Cardinals, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI to help St. Louis beat Arizona 8-2.Glaus hit second in front of Albert Pujols in order to get some good pitches to hit, and it worked. He was also just feet away from hitting another home run on a deep fly ball that ended up foul. He has a good chance to get to 100 RBI by the end of the season.

Troy Glaus had a good night for the Cardinals, going 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI to help St. Louis beat Arizona 8-2.Glaus hit second in front of Albert Pujols in order to get some good pitches to hit, and it worked. He was also just feet away from hitting two home runs on a deep fly ball. He has a good chance to get to 100 RBI by the end of the season.