Nolan Reimold (hamstring) said he expects to be available for Monday's game against the Red Sox.

Reimold is listed as day-to-day after leaving Sunday's game with right hamstring tightness. As of now, it looks like he'll avoid a trip to the disabled list. The Orioles currently have a three-man bench, so they can't afford to wait on Reimold if he requires an extended absence.

Nolan Reimold left Sunday's game with right hamstring tightness.

Reimold be re-evaluated Monday before a timetable for his return is established. Nate McLouth replaced him in the lineup and would stand to benefit the most playing time-wise if Reimold is out for a while.

Making his return to left field, Nolan Reimold went 3-for-4 and hit a pair of homers Wednesday in the Orioles' 6-5 win over the Blue Jays.

Reimold had been limited to DH duties by a sore shoulder. As nice of a surprise as Nate McLouth was last year, it'd be better for the Orioles if Reimold could win the starting job in left field. He hit .313 with five homers in 67 at-bats before going down last year, and he has a solid .261/.338/.455 line in 808 major league at-bats overall.

Nolan Reimold (shoulder) will play left field in Wednesday's Grapefruit League game.

Reimold has been limited to DH duties since March 1 due because of shoulder soreness, but he's over it now. It's not expected to be an issue moving forward.

Nolan Reimold (shoulder) is slated to participate in throwing drills during Tuesday's workout.

If all goes well, Reimold is expected to play left field on Wednesday. The 29-year-old has been limited to DH duties since March 1 due to shoulder soreness.

Nolan Reimold (shoulder) will play the outfield Tuesday for the first time since March 1.

Reimold has been limited to DH duty due to a sore throwing shoulder. The 29-year-old is expected to be the Orioles' regular in left field against lefties this season and should also see some time in the DH spot.

Nolan Reimold (shoulder) threw from 90 feet on Monday without any issues.

Good news. Reimold has been limited to DH duties over the past week and a half due to some soreness in his throwing shoulder, but he should be ready to play the field soon.

Nolan Reimold hit his second homer and walked as the Orioles' designated hitter Thursday against the Blue Jays.

Reimold is expected to return to the outfield this weekend after missing time with a sore throwing shoulder. The two homers are his only hits in 14 at-bats so far this spring.

Nolan Reimold did some light tossing Thursday and said his right shoulder feels much better.

Reimold hasn't played in the field since leaving last Friday's game with shoulder soreness, but he should return to left field on Sunday. The Orioles are hoping it was just a minor bump in the road.

Nolan Reimold will try to throw Thursday for the first time since leaving last Friday's Grapefruit League game with a sore right shoulder.

Reimold has already returned to the lineup as the designated hitter, but throwing is the final hurdle he needs to cross before getting back on the field. Assuming all goes well, he could be back in left field as soon as Sunday.

Nolan Reimold (shoulder) is back in the Orioles' lineup Tuesday as the designated hitter.

Reimold hasn't played Friday's Grapefruit League due to a sore right shoulder. He mostly wanted to stay away from throwing, so he should be fine to DH for now. However, it might be a couple days before he's ready to play the field again.

Nolan Reimold (shoulder) is slated to return to the Orioles' lineup on Tuesday as a designated hitter.

Provided he doesn't have a setback, he should be able to resume playing the outfield not long after that. Reimold's shoulder soreness is not believed to be related to his spinal fusion surgery.

Nolan Reimold exited Friday's Grapefruit League game with a sore right shoulder.

Reimold mentioned something even before he hit his home run in the second inning. It's not believed to be related to his surgery, but the Orioles don't want to take any chances. He may rest for a couple of days.

Orioles manager Buck Showalter plans to ease Nolan Reimold (neck) into action this spring.

Reimold was limited to just 16 games last season prior to undergoing spinal fusion surgery, so the Orioles are just playing things safe. He's not in either lineup for Wednesday's intrasquad game and isn't expected to play on Thursday, but it shouldn't be long before he gets back into the swing of things. If healthy, he figures to see at-bats between left field and the DH spot this season.

Nolan Reimold is set to face live pitching Tuesday for the first time since his neck surgery last June.

Reimold was limited to just 16 games last season prior to undergoing spinal fusion surgery. He was off to a hot start prior to the injury, so he could make for an intriguing late-round flier in deeper mixed fantasy leagues. As of now, he figures to see at-bats between left field and the DH spot.

Nolan Reimold (neck) has been medically cleared for spring training.

Reimold had an X-ray on his neck earlier this month to make sure there weren't any complications from spinal fusion surgery, and has been deemed healthy enough to return by the Orioles' training staff. Barring any setbacks, he'll be ready for the spring training and platoon with Nate McLouth in left field.

Orioles and OF Nolan Reimold avoided arbitration by agreeing to a contract.

Terms of the deal have not yet been disclosed. Reimold, who is rehabbing from June surgery on his neck, has had a relatively normal offseason and is expected to be 100% by the start of spring training. He'll open the season as a likely platoon option in left field with Nate McLouth, limiting his fantasy value.

Nolan Reimold will undergo an X-ray on his surgically-repaired neck in December before he can be cleared to go full-out with his offseason weightlifting.

Reimold has finished up his rehab from June surgery on his neck and is expected to have a relatively normal offseason. He'll begin baseball activities after Christmas and should arrive to spring training at 100 percent, barring any setbacks. Reimold is the top in-house option to start in left field in 2013, but the O's might look outside the organization.

Orioles activated OF Nolan Reimold from the 60-day disabled list.

Reimold was limited to just 16 games this season due to a neck injury which required surgery. The 29-year-old expects to be ready for spring training and could play a significant role depending upon what the Orioles do this offseason.

Nolan Reimold is progressing well from neck surgery but is not yet fully healed.

Reimold had two vertebrae fused together in order to alleviate pressure on a nerve in his neck, but they're not totally fused yet. He expects to have a normal offseason and arrive at spring training at 100 percent.