Nolan Reimold (neck) took batting practice Wednesday.

Reimold is on the 60-day disabled list with a lingering neck injury. He won't be back until late May.

Nolan Reimold (neck) resumed baseball activities Friday.

Reimold has been dealing with a recurrence of his chronic neck injury and was moved to the 60-day DL earlier this month. The Orioles are hoping to get him back in late May, but it's far from a given.

Nolan Reimold (neck) has yet to resume baseball activities.

Reimold is dealing with a recurrence of his chronic neck injury and was moved to the 60-day DL Monday, so he'll be out until at least late May. "You count the rehab that he'd go out on and extended spring where he can do games down there," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "I think this is, considering all the game he's missed, we look forward to getting Nolan back at the end of May. He's not doing any baseball activity. He's getting treatment and working out. That's what I've been told. That's kind of where Nolan is."

Orioles moved OF Nolan Reimold (neck) from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.

The Orioles acquired reliever Preston Guilmet from the Indians and needed to make room for him on the 40-man roster. Reimold is still dealing with an injured neck, which has been bothering him for more than two years.

Nolan Reimold (neck) is being prepared to play outfield in extended spring training games shortly.

He'll play the field daily as he attempts to return from a neck problem that's sidelined him parts of the last two seasons. The team says he's coming along nicely, so he could be back in Baltimore by the end of the month if all goes well.

Orioles placed OF Nolan Reimold on the 15-day disabled list with a neck injury.

It's a familiar place for Reimold to be. The outfielder has missed most of the last two seasons due to neck issues and it's not clear how long he'll be sidelined this time around.

Nolan Reimold (neck) will be placed on the 15-day disabled list at the start of the 2014 season.

Reimold still isn't over the neck problems that have bothered him for two years running and the Orioles don't want to risk making the situation even worse. He can hit but can't play the outfield comfortably.

Nolan Reimold went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer off A.J. Burnett and a stolen base against the Phillies on Wednesday.

Reimold was the designated hitter today. His role on the Orioles is unclear with Nelson Cruz guaranteed a spot and Delmon Young also fighting, and it's possible he'll start off on the DL following his neck surgeries. Still, he shouldn't be completely written off in AL-only leagues.

Nolan Reimold will be given at-bats in minor league camp starting on Wednesday.

Reimold has missed nearly all of the past two seasons due to a pair of neck surgeries, and the Orioles are trying to get him as many at-bats as possible in an effort to get his timing back. The plan makes sense, but it also could mean Reimold will be on the DL to start the season. "It's just a matter of getting muscle memory back to going after pitches instead of letting them get on you," Reimold said. "There's just one little movement that I do that I want to get rid of and it's preventing me from hitting the ball. It's a matter of working out some kinks that you develop with some time off."

Nolan Reimold (stomach) returned to O's camp Tuesday.

Reimold was sent home early on Monday because of food poisoning. He blamed it on a bad breakfast meal.

Nolan Reimold was sent home from Orioles camp on Monday morning because of food poisoning.

Reimold should be fully recovered within a couple of days. The 30-year-old outfielder has been hampered by injuries throughout his career and is hoping to finally carve out an established role this year with the O's.

Nolan Reimold acknowledged Saturday that he's the healthiest that he's felt since before his injury in 2002, and that he'll report to spring training without any restrictions.

Reimold has proven to be a capable offensive performer when he's on the field, but avoiding the disabled list has proven to be a mighty challenge the past few seasons. Provided he can stay healthy, he should see regular playing time in left field and could be an interesting option in the later rounds of mixed league drafts.

Nolan Reimold (neck) was cleared for full baseball activities around Christmas.

Reimold underwent a second surgery last July to fuse two vertebrae in his spine, but he said he currently feels better than he has in years. "I'm excited to feel like I can be good again," said Reimold. The 30-year-old should get a chance to carve out a significant role with the Orioles this season, but he will have to earn his way back on the fantasy radar.

Orioles general manager Dan Duquette indicated Friday that the team could fill their void in left field with an in-house option as opposed to through free agency or trade.

Duquette mentioned Nolan Reimold, Steve Pearce, Francisco Peguero and Henry Urrutia as the potential options to fill that vacancy. Of that quartet, Reimold and Urrutia have the most upside from a fantasy perspective, and each could be worth a speculative look later in drafts.

Orioles and OF Nolan Reimold avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $1.025 million contract.

Reimold batted only .195/.250/.336 while being limited to 40 games in 2013 due to injury. He had a second surgery on his neck in July but is expected to be ready for the start of spring training. Despite a lengthy injury history and inconsistent production, the O's were ready to give up on him.

Nolan Reimold (back, neck) expects to be fully healthy by the start of spring training next February.

Reimold underwent surgery in July to fuse two vertebrae in his spine. "I still have four more months," he told MASN on Sunday. "I had all the extra things done during surgery, which helped, obviously, to heal it a lot faster. It's just a matter of doing my rehab." Because of the injury and his poor recent production, Reimold is a non-tender candidate this winter.

Orioles transferred OF Nolan Reimold from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.

It's a procedural move in order to clear room on the 40-man roster for Francisco Rodriguez. Reimold is out for the season after undergoing surgery Tuesday to fuse two vertebrae in his cervical spine.

Nolan Reimold had surgery Tuesday to fuse two vertebrae in his cervical spine.

Reimold had a procedure last June to remove a herniated disk in his neck and fuse the vertebrae together, but the inflammation has returned. The Orioles aren't expecting him back this season.

Orioles manager Buck Showalter indicated Friday that Nolan Reimold will miss the remainder of the 2013 season due to nerve inflammation in his cervical spine.

The injury is believed to be related to the neck issue that plagued him during the 2012 season. His 2013 campaign comes to an end hitting just .195/.250/.336 in 140 plate appearances. His extended absence could open the door for Henry Urrutia to become an everyday player.

Orioles placed OF Nolan Reimold on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to July 14, with nerve inflammation in the cervical spine.

The Orioles have yet to indicate a timetable for his return, but the injury is believed to be related to the neck issue he dealt with last year. Reimold has played in just 56 games this season and is batting .195/.250/.336 over 140 plate appearances.