Colorado Rockies All-Star Hunter Goodman was scratched from Tuesday night's lineup against the Los Angeles Dodgers due to a left hand contusion suffered during Monday's 8-7, 11-inning loss. X-rays came back negative, and the team lists him as day-to-day.

The injury occurred in the ninth inning when Goodman slid home with what appeared to be the go-ahead run. The safe call was overturned after a replay challenge by the Dodgers, and Goodman said he jammed his wrist on the play.

Mickey Moniak replaced Goodman as the designated hitter, while Braxton Fulford started at catcher, Goodman's usual position. The 24-year-old has slugged 27 home runs this season en route to his second consecutive All-Star selection.

Losing their primary power threat complicates an already thin Rockies offense, but the day-to-day designation suggests Goodman could return for the weekend series. Colorado's playoff hopes, already faint, take another hit if the absence stretches beyond a few games.