Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said that Sam Fuld (concussion) had a "real good day" Friday and is ready to "press the issue."

Fuld hit off a tee with no issues. The outfielder has yet to be without concussion symptoms for multiple days on end, but perhaps he's finally turning a corner. The Twins will obviously be careful with him.

Sam Fuld (concussion) was examined by a concussion specialist in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.

The initial reports from that examination were positive. Fuld hasn't played since May 7 due to concussion symptoms, but he may be ready to turn the corner soon. There's still no timetable for his return.

Sam Fuld (concussion) has yet to resume baseball activities.

Fuld has yet to have three days in a row without concussion symptoms. Until he reverses that trend, he'll remain shut down from activity. The outfielder has been sidelined since early May and should be considered out indefinitely.

Sam Fuld (concussion) had a setback on Wednesday but has improved since then.

Fuld is still dealing with some post-concussion symptoms and has not been cleared for baseball activities. He should be considered out indefinitely.

Sam Fuld (concussion) saw a doctor again Wednesday due to persisting symptoms.

"It's not a setback," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "You're going to have those up-and-down days." Fuld is eligible to come off the 7-day concussion disabled list on Thursday, but that's extremely unlikely. He'll need to be symptom-free for a couple of days before the Twins will consider reinstating him.

Sam Fuld is making progress with his concussion symptoms but has yet to resume baseball activities.

Fuld noted Tuesday that it was the best he's felt since he suffered a concussion when he ran into the outfield wall back on May 2. He played in six games after suffering the concussion but was eventually placed on the DL when the symptoms worsened. Fuld is eligible to return Thursday, but it's unclear when he'll be activated.

Twins placed OF Sam Fuld on the 7-day concussion disabled list.

Fuld showed up to Progressive Field on Thursday morning with what Twins manager Ron Gardenhire described as a "massive" headache. Low on legitimate outfielders, the Twins are starting Eduardo Escobar in center in Thursday afternoon's series-finale with the Indians.

Sam Fuld is unavailable Thursday due to a headache.

Twins manager Ron Gardenhire described the headache as "massive," perhaps suggesting that it's related to a concussion. Fuld is batting .250/.291/.365 in 56 plate appearances with Minnesota. A 7-day concussion disabled list stint could be coming.

Sam Fuld went 3-for-5 with two doubles and two RBI in the Twins' 9-7 takedown of the Rays on Thursday.

Fuld's Twins career is off to an amazing start. This is a guy who didn't have a single double in 176 at-bats for the Rays last year. He also went 30 at-bats without one in Oakland this season. However, since being claimed by the Twins, he has three in two games. Expect him to remain in the lineup against right-handers for the foreseeable future, giving him a little AL-only value.

Twins claimed OF Sam Fuld off waivers from the Athletics.

It's a good fit, as the Twins could really use some outfield help. With Aaron Hicks sporting an ugly .179/.299/.214 batting line, Fuld could wind up with a good amount of playing time in center field. He's only a career .233/.312/.334 hitter over parts of seven big league seasons but offers a good outfield glove.

Athletics designated OF Sam Fuld for assignment.

Fuld tallied two triples, a home run, and four RBI in seven games with the A's. He is a .233/.312/.334 career hitter in 841 plate appearances at the major league level but should still draw interest on waivers because of his defensive capabilities. Fuld was removed from the 40-man roster to clear a spot for Craig Gentry.

Sam Fuld went 2-for-5 with a two-run homer and two runs scored in Thursday's win over the Twins.

It was his first home run with Oakland and the seventh of his career. Fuld has started three straight games in center field, but Coco Crisp (wrist) could be ready to return to action as soon as Friday.

Sam Fuld is in Monday's lineup against the Twins.

Fuld will start in center field and lead off for the Athletics. Coco Crisp will get the day off. Fuld is in the starting lineup for the second day in a row, but is starting in center for the first time since Wednesday.

Athletics purchased the contract of OF Sam Fuld from Triple-A Sacramento.

Fuld is essentially taking Craig Gentry's (back) spot on the roster. The speedy outfielder will back up at all three positions.

Sam Fuld was hitless in three at-bats as the Athletics lost Wednesday's game against the Angels 6-2.

After a hot start to the spring, Fuld's Cactus League average falls to .268. All signs point to Fuld making the 25-man roster as the club's only reserve outfielder, however.

Sam Fuld singled twice and walked in four trips to the plate on Wednesday against the Indians.

With the effort, Fuld brought his Cactus League average up to .304. Although Michael Taylor has had an even better spring, Fuld still remains the favorite to grab the last reserve outfield spot on the roster.

Sam Fuld went 1-for-4 with a solo home run on Thursday against the D'Backs.

Fuld took Trevor Cahill deep in the second inning. He has had a decent showing in spring thus far as he attempts to make the club as a back-up outfielder.

A's non-roster invitee Sam Fuld went 2-for-3 against the Giants on Wednesday.

Fuld, trying to make the team as a reserve outfielder, opened up strong, singling twice. The Athletics picked him up on a minor league deal just three weeks ago, hoping that another low-risk gamble results in a big payoff. In the past, Fuld has been lackluster with the bat, providing more value with his defense and his baserunning.

Athletics signed OF Sam Fuld to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

Fuld will make $800,000 if he's on the majors league roster and could earn an additional $100,000 with incentives. The deal includes opt-outs in late March or on June 1. The 32-year-old batted just .199/.270/.267 over 200 plate appearances last season with the Rays, but his speed and defensive ability could come in handy in a reserve role.

Joe Smith of the Tampa Bay Times reports that free agent outfielder Sam Fuld remains open to returning to the Rays.

The 32-year-old had a very disappointing season in 2013, slashing a brutal .199/.270/.267 with two homers, 17 RBI and eight stolen bases. He remains a top flight defender though with plus speed, and would make a valuable depth signing on a minor league deal.