Domonic Brown went 0-for-3 against the Marlins on Tuesday and is just 8-for-33 (.243) with no home runs in September.

Brown was one of the breakout performers of the first half, hitting 23 home runs before the All-Star break. But plagued by injuries in the second half, Brown has just four home runs since the break and none in the month of September. His strong start has buoyed his .272/.324/.502 season line.

Domonic Brown (heel) is back in the Phillies' lineup Sunday.

Brown was able to pinch-hit the last two nights and is now ready to return to a full-time role. It will be the outfielder's first start since August 30, when he aggravated his right Achilles injury. Brown is batting .272/.318/.511 with 27 homers and 81 RBI in 124 games this year.

Domonic Brown (heel) could return to the Phillies' starting lineup on Sunday afternoon.

Brown is finally moving past his right Achilles injury. He has 27 homers and 81 RBI in 124 games this year.

Domonic Brown (heel) returned to action on Friday, grounding into a game-ending double play as a pinch-hitter in the ninth inning.

It's the first game action that Brown has seen since an Achilles injury sidelined him on September 1. Brown was able to take batting practice without any issues on Thursday, and could soon be cleared to rejoin the Phillies starting lineup. The 26-year-old outfielder is slashing .273/.319/.512 with 27 homers, 81 RBI and eight stolen bases in 124 games on the season.

Domonic Brown (heel) took batting practice Thursday and said afterwards that he feels "close to 100 percent."

It's the first time he's done so since his right Achilles issue popped up a couple weeks ago. Brown seems likely to return at some point later this month. "I'm just trying to finish the season being healthy," he said. "If I'm feeling it, if it's bothering me, then I'm not going to play around with it. But I feel good right now. I feel like I'm close to 100 percent."

Domonic Brown (heel) took 40-50 swings in the batting cage Tuesday.

The Phillies will increase his activity based on how he feels, but at this point they feel good about the chances of getting Brown back later this season. Brown has be sidelined since Septemeber 1 because of inflammation in his right Achilles.

Domonic Brown (heel) is scheduled to resume baseball-related activities on Tuesday afternoon.

Brown has been shut down since the beginning of September with mild tendinitis in his right Achilles tendon. He's hoping to return for the final two weeks of the regular season. "I'm getting tired of just sitting here and not doing [anything], to be honest with you," Brown told reporters on Sunday. "It's tough watching [our] games."

Domonic Brown (heel) won't do any baseball-related activities for at least another week.

Brown hasn't played since Sunday due to mild tendinitis in his right Achilles tendon and the out-of-contention Phillies are not going to rush him. "I just want to get the inflammation out of there," the blossoming 26-year-old outfielder said Wednesday. "It keeps nagging."

Domonic Brown is day-to-day after an MRI revealed mild tendinitis in his right Achilles tendon.

Brown hasn't played since he aggravated the injury on Friday. The Phillies are likely to rest him for another couple of days.

Domonic Brown (Achilles) is scheduled to undergo an MRI on Monday

Brown aggravated his right Achilles injury on Friday and could be dealing with a setback. The Phillies will provide an update on his status when the results of the MRI are known.

Domonic Brown (Achilles) is not in Saturday's lineup.

Brown left Friday's game with renewed soreness in his right Achilles tendon and is considered day-to-day. It's not clear how much time he'll miss, but the Phillies will exercise caution. Brown missed four games earlier this week due to the injury.

Domonic Brown (Achilles) said after Friday's game that he was feeling pretty sore.

Brown recently missed four games with discomfort in his right Achilles tendon and was forced to make an early exit on Friday. Fantasy owners shouldn't count on him this weekend.

Domonic Brown (heel) left Friday's game against the Cubs after six innings.

Brown, who has been dealing with discomfort in his right Achilles tendon, just didn't look comfortable running the bases. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Domonic Brown (heel) is back in the Phillies' starting lineup on Thursday against the Mets.

Brown missed four straight games with discomfort in his right Achilles tendon. The 25-year-old outfielder is batting .275/.321/.519 with 27 home runs and 80 RBI.

Domonic Brown (Achilles) is out of the Phillies' lineup again Wednesday against the Mets.

Brown has now missed four straight starts due to soreness in his right Achilles. He continues to participate in workouts, but the Phillies aren't taking any chances. Consider him day-to-day.

Domonic Brown (heel) is out of the starting lineup again Tuesday against the Mets.

Brown left Saturday's game with right heel soreness and still isn't back to 100 percent. Darin Ruf is starting in left field Tuesday.

Domonic Brown (heel) is out of the Phillies' starting lineup again Monday.

Brown left Saturday's game with right heel soreness and was limited to pinch-hitting duties on Sunday. He's available off the bench again Monday and should be considered day-to-day.

Domonic Brown (heel) served as a pinch-hitter in the Phillies' win over the Diamondbacks on Sunday.

Brown drew a walk and the Phillies went on to win 9-5 behind a decent start by veteran right-hander Roy Halladay. Brown left Saturday's game due to soreness in his right heel and is still being considered day-to-day.

Domonic Brown left Saturday's game against the Diamondbacks with right heel soreness.

The injury doesn't appear to be serious enough to warrant a trip to the disabled list, and Brown should be considered day-to-day. John Mayberry replaced him Saturday.

Domonic Brown went 3-for-4 with a home run in the loss to the Braves on Wednesday.

Brown had his first three-hit game since July 19 and ended a triple shy of the cycle. The home run was his 27th of the season, good for third-most in the National League, and he's also third in the NL in slugging percentage at .541. In all, the 25-year-old is batting .277/.324/.541.