LOS ANGELES -- Dodgers outfielder Andrew Toles participated in Tuesday's Dodger Stadium team workout, but still hasn't swung a bat since Friday night because of a jammed left wrist.
Toles had the wrist in a soft brace and said he would try to hit Wednesday night when the club holds a light workout at Nationals Park after flying in from Los Angeles for the National League Division Series that starts Friday (2:30 p.m. PT/FS1).
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Toles did all other baseball activities during the workout, including throwing, running and breaking for batted balls in the outfield.
The rookie outfielder is the team's Cinderella story, released by Tampa Bay after the 2014 season, out of the game in '15 and on a meteoric ride from Class A ball at the beginning of 2016 to hit .314 with an .870 OPS in 48 games with the Dodgers, along with speed on the bases and a plus throwing arm.
Joc Pederson, who landed heavily on his right shoulder trying to make a diving catch on Sunday, had a normal workout.