INF Tyler Saladino (back spasms) began a rehab assignment Monday with Triple-A Charlotte, going 1-for-3. He has been on the disabled list since May 27. Saladino is batting .200 with four doubles, two triples and four RBIs in 30 games for the White Sox.

2B Tyler Saladino (back) left the White Sox Sunday to join Triple-A Charlotte for a minor league rehab assignment. "The plan is to get out and start getting back in motion," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said. Saladino was batting .200 with six extra-base hits -- including zero home runs -- and four RBIs in 30 games before landing on the 10-day disabled list May 27.

IF Tyler Saladino took some ground balls prior to Tuesday's game. He has been on the disabled list with a back injury since late May. He said he hopes to be back just after the All-Star break.

INF Tyler Saladino (back spasms) was cleared for activity and took ground balls on Saturday. Manager Rick Renteria said the team plans to progress slowly with Saladino. He went on the DL May 27. He's batting .200 this season.

INF Tyler Saladino has been making slow progress in returning from a bout with a bad back. "We still have to see how he's doing and how they're treating it," manager Rick Renteria said Sunday. "Once we get back (from this road trip), we'll have a better sense. We might even have a better sense prior to getting home. He's been feeling better."

INF Tyler Saladino (back spasms) went on the 10-day disabled list before Saturday's doubleheader against Detroit. He hit .200 with four RBIs and 10 runs scored in 30 games.

The Chicago White Sox placed infielder Tyler Saladino on the 10-day disabled list Saturday with back spasms.The team also recalled outfield prospect Adam Engel from Triple-A Charlotte prior to Saturday's doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers. Engel has no major league experience.Saladino, 27, is batting .200 with four RBIs and 10 runs scored in 30 games with the White Sox this season.Engel, 25, is hitting .221 with eight home runs, 17 RBIs and a .463 slugging percentage in 42 games with Charlotte. Engel, who is tied for eighth in the International League in home runs, made 29 starts in center field and 13 in left.

2B Tyler Saladino exited Friday's game against the Tigers because of back spasms. He was replaced by 2B Yolmer Sanchez in the fourth inning. Saladino's status is uncertain for Saturday's doubleheader. He is hitting .200 with no home runs and four RBIs in 30 games this season.

2B Tyler Saladino, who has been hampered by back pain though available to play, started for the first time since May 16. He went 1-for-5 on Tuesday. "Fortunately, it's not something we're too concerned about in terms of long-term effects," manager Rick Renteria said. "It's just a matter of managing his playing time and giving him opportunities when we can."

INF Tyler Saladino (herniated back disk) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Saturday, retroactive to Sept. 22. He also missed three straight games earlier in September due to right calf soreness.

2B Tyler Saladino missed his fourth consecutive game due to back stiffness.

2B Tyler Saladino missed his fourth straight game with back stiffness. Saladino, who has become an everyday player at second in place of injured 2B Brett Lawrie, has been dealing with back issues for some time now, but has not played since Sept. 21 in Philadelphia when he went 0-for-4. Saladino has missed seven of the White Sox's last nine games.

2B Tyler Saladino missed his second consecutive game with back spasms on Saturday. His status is day to day.

2B Tyler Saladino was a late scratch from the starting lineup because of back spasms. He was replaced by 2B Carlos Sanchez.

2B Tyler Saladino was a late scratch from the starting lineup due to back spasms. He was replaced by 2B Carlos Sanchez.

INF Tyler Saladino is still bothered by a sore left calf, and he sat out the final three games at Kansas City. White Sox manager Robin Ventura said Saladino could have played Monday, "but I think an extra day would be best for him."

SS Tyler Saladino was not in the lineup on Saturday with a sore left calf, which caused him to be removed in the ninth inning a day earlier. "He just felt something in his calf pop and he tweaked it enough to get him out of the game," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "He doesn't ever complain about anything, so you knew if he was complaining about something it had to be enough to get it checked out. I used the word 'popped,' but he felt something in his calf and we had to get him out of there."

2B Tyler Saladino continues to start at 2B for the White Sox in the absence of INF Brett Lawrie, who's at the team's Camelback Ranch facility in Glendale, Ariz., still rehabbing an undetermined leg injury. Saladino has raised his batting average to .280 since taking over the full-time role at second, and his defense is well above average. Is he playing his way into a possible full-time role next season? "It's a possibility, definitely," manager Robin Ventura said. "He's earned getting those reps (for Lawrie)."

2B Tyler Saladino had three hits Friday, including a two-run single that broke the White Sox' 7-2 win over the Royals open in the eighth inning. With three hits on Friday night, Saladino continued his torrid offensive pace over his last 21 games. During that stretch, Saladino is hitting .341 with six doubles, two home runs, 14 RBI and four stolen bases. Saladino has also collected hits in seven of his last eight games against the Royals.

2B Tyler Saladino drove in all of Chicago's runs on Monday with a two-run single and solo homer. The long ball by the team's No. 9 hitter was his eighth of the season. "You don't really see him as a home run hitter," manager Robin Ventura said. "He has the ability to hit one out of the ballpark and he's got some power. He's had some big ones for us in spots to put us ahead or tie us up. He's been playing great."