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Rob Segedin is starting at third base and batting eighth versus Reds right-hander Homer Bailey. This appears to be a routine day of rest for Turner, who’s batting .320 with a 1.033 OPS so far in the second half.

Manager Dave Roberts said Reddick has been pressing lately and he wanted to give him a day to recharge. The 29-year-old has hit just .164 since joining the Dodgers at the trade deadline. Rookie Rob Segedin will hold down the fort in right field while batting fifth against Reds lefty Brandon Finnegan.

He’s sat out two straight with a bruised right hand, but Turner is feeling better and hopes to play Tuesday after Monday’s off day. Rob Segedin is filling in again at third base.

Rob Segedin will start at first base and hit cleanup versus Colorado left-hander Tyler Anderson. This appears to be a routine night of maintenance for Gonzalez.

It’s his first day off after 27 straight starts. Rob Segedin is starting at third base and batting eighth Wednesday afternoon versus righty Jeremy Hellickson.

He was only gone for about 24 hours. Segedin will handle right field and bat seventh in Thursday’s series finale against the Giants. The 27-year-old utility man has hit a respectable .286 with two homers and 12 RBI since joining the Dodgers earlier this month.

In what will be a fantastic story to tell his son Robinson down the road, Segedin exited Tuesday’s game against the Giants in a double-switch and essentially sprinted out of the park in order to be there in time for his son’s birth. He will be allowed to spend up to five days on the paternity leave list.

Turner will sit for the series opener at Coors Field, which is unfortunate news for fantasy owners who were excited about the matchup. Rob Segedin is getting the start at third base and will bat eighth against Jon Gray.

Segegin, 27, has batted .319/.392/.598 with nine homers for Oklahoma City this season. He’ll back up at the corner infield and outfield spots and will be making his major league debut when he gets into a game.

Reddick jammed his right middle finger on Sunday night while having room service delivered and sat out Monday afternoon’s series finale in Cincinnati. He was able to take batting practice on Tuesday evening, which is obviously a strong indication that the injury is not serious. Rob Segedin will start in right field and bat seventh Tuesday versus Giants left-hander Madison Bumgarner.