Michael Bourn (hamstring) will miss at least the next week and is questionable for Opening Day.

Bourn was removed from Sunday's game with tightness in his left hamstring. The Indians are calling the ailment minor, but it's certainly a concern after the outfielder had surgery on the same hamstring last October. Bourn also has yet to attempt a stolen base this spring. Michael Brantley would surely shift over to center field if Bourn isn't ready.

Michael Bourn was removed from Sunday's Cactus League game against the Giants with mild tightness in his left hamstring.

The Indians are saying that he was removed for precautionary reasons and that he'll be re-evaluated on Monday. For a player who derives a large portion of his value from his legs, any sign of hamstring trouble could be a big problem.

Michael Bourn went 2-for-3 against the D'Backs on Tuesday.

Bourn singled twice, bumping his average up to .211. He hasn't had a great spring and he is still in search of his first extra-base hit. He stole 40-plus bases for five years running between 2008-12, but stole only 23 in 35 attempts last season, due in part to a .316 on-base percentage. Unless he can get on base more frequently, his days of being a top-tier base-stealer may be over.

Michael Bourn said Wednesday that his surgically-repaired left hamstring is 100 percent healthy.

Bourn had the hamstring surgery in mid-October and only needed about 4-6 weeks of rehab. The 31-year-old outfielder batted just .263/.316/.360 with six homers and 23 stolen bases in 130 games last season for the Indians and will be looking to bounce back in 2014.

Michael Bourn underwent minor surgery on his left hamstring Tuesday morning.

Bourn apparently hurt his hamstring in the final game of the regular season. He's expected to begin his offseason training in about 4-6 weeks, so he should be ready for the start of spring training. Bourn, who turns 31 in December, batted .263/.316/.360 with six home runs, 50 RBI, and 23 stolen bases in 130 games this season in his first year of a four-year, $48 million contract.

Michael Bourn (calf) is in the starting lineup in Wednesday's Wild Card game against the Rays.

Bourn left Sunday's regular season finale with a tight left calf, but it's not serious enough to keep him sidelined in Wednesday's do-or-die contest. He'll bat leadoff in the Wild Card game and will be followed by Nick Swisher, Jason Kipnis, Carlos Santana, Michael Brantley, Ryan Raburn, Asdrubal Cabrera, Yan Gomes, and Lonnie Chisenhall. The inclusion of Chisenhall over Mike Aviles is a minor surprise. Danny Salazar will be on the mound for the Indians while Alex Cobb will pitch for the Rays.

Michael Bourn (calf) is expected to be ready for Wednesday's wild card game.

The speedy outfielder was removed from Sunday's season finale against the Twins due to a tight left calf. Bourn downplayed the severity of the injury afterwards, stating that he'd be ready to go on Wednesday.

Michael Bourn returned to the Indians starting lineup on Saturday in his customary leadoff spot against the Twins.

Bourn left Tuesday's game after spraining his right wrist and hasn't played since. It's a nice boost for the Tribe to get him back into action before the start of the postseason.

Michael Bourn (wrist) will take some swings before Friday's game, and could be cleared to return to the Indians lineup on Saturday.

Bourn was removed from Tuesday's game after spraining his right wrist. He's made steady improvement throughout the week though, and shouldn't have a problem returning before the end of the regular season.

Michael Bourn (wrist) is out of the lineup for the third straight game Friday.

Bourn left Tuesday's game with a right wrist sprain and isn't ready to return quite yet. He was scheduled to ramp up activities on Friday, so his return might not be far off if he feels good.

Indians manager Terry Francona said the team will "see how aggressive we can get" with Michael Bourn (wrist) during workouts Friday.

Bourn was available only to pinch-run Wednesday and Thursday after spraining his right wrist during Tuesday's game. The Indians haven't let him swing a bat yet, though, which will obviously be the biggest test Friday. He could return sometime over the weekend.

Michael Bourn (wrist) is not in Thursday's lineup against the Twins.

Bourn sprained his right wrist on Tuesday and will sit out his second straight game. He is considered day-to-day.

X-rays on Michael Bourn's right wrist came back negative.

Bourn isn't starting Wednesday after spraining the wrist during Tuesday's game, but he'll be available to pinch-hit, if needed. "I think it's Ok," said Bourn. "I just jammed it into the ground. I went pretty hard and it was sore, so I had to come out the game.I want to play, but we're being precautionary."

Michael Bourn (wrist) is not in Wednesday's lineup against the White Sox.

Bourn will take a seat after he left Tuesday's game with a right wrist sprain. The speedy center fielder is considered day-to-day.

Michael Bourn left Tuesday's game against the White Sox after jamming his right wrist.

It's not clear at this point how he suffered the injury or how serious it is. The Indians should provide an update on Bourn later Tuesday or Wednesday.

Michael Bourn went 2-for-4 with a triple and a home run as the Indians beat the Royals 5-3 on Tuesday.

Bourn's triple in the seventh inning scored a run and helped the Indians stage a comeback, and his home run in the ninth iced the victory. It was the first time he's scored two runs and driven in two runs in the same game since July 24. The outfielder is hitting .261/.315/.352 this season.

Michael Bourn went 2-for-5 and hit his fifth homer versus the A's on Saturday.

Bourn was hitting just .180 in August and .207 since the All-Star break. It's safe to say the Indians were expecting more from their $48 million investment, but then, at least he hasn't been as disappointing as Nick Swisher.

Michael Bourn went 2-for-4 with three stolen bases and three runs scored in the Indians' 4-3 win over the Marlins on Saturday.

The three steals in a single game tied a career-high -- he's now done it four times -- and it was the first time he'd done it as a member of the Indians. Bourn also scored three of the Indians' four runs in the game, giving him 49 on the year. He hasn't run as much as usual this year, having stolen just 16 bases in 81 games, but games like Saturday's remind that he's still one of the fastest players in the league.

Michael Bourn went 1-for-2 with a leadoff home run in the Indians' win over the Rangers on Saturday.

Bourn homered off Yu Darvish to lead off the game, and it turned out to be all the runs the Indians would need on the night. Bourn also walked twice in the game, raising his line to .291/.338/.382. The homer was his fourth of the season.

Michael Bourn went 2-for-4 and hit his first career grand slam Wednesday versus the Mariners.

Bourn is now 4-for-4 with the bases loaded this year. His slam came in his 53rd career at-bat with the bases loaded. He homers just once every 138 at-bats typically, so it's not like the slam was overdue.