1B Chris Davis was given Thursday's game off. He is 0-for-10 since Aug. 7. Davis recently spent time on the disabled list -- out from June 13 to July 13 with a right oblique strain. Orioles manager Bucky Showalter hinted Davis might get another day of rest Friday, but wouldn't commit 100 percent.

DH Chris Davis, who is hitting .218 with 18 home runs and 42 RBI, has cleared waivers and could be traded by the end of the month if the Orioles find a trade partner. The odds are long, with Davis owed $23 million per season through 2022. Davis is 4-for-30 in his last eight games.

1B Chris Davis came through at the right time for the Orioles on Wednesday. His two-run double down the right-field line gave Baltimore some insurance in its 6-0 series-ending sweep of Kansas City.

1B Chris Davis collected an RBI single in the eighth inning as part of his 2-for-3 night Friday. Davis has a four-game hitting streak and is batting .385 in that stretch. Davis feels like he's getting his timing back since coming off the disabled list July 14 because of a right oblique strain. "Whether it's working a walk, maybe just seeing a bunch of pitches to try and get a guy out of the game or whatever, I want to do everything I can to contribute and hopefully help us get a win," Davis said.

1B Chris Davis has worked hard the past few years to improve his defensive skills. He showed some of his skills with the glove at the right time in the sixth inning against Houston on Friday night. The Astros had two on with two outs when Davis raced down a blooper from DH Carlos Beltran and made a great diving catch to save more runs.

1B Chris Davis has worked hard the past few years to improve his defensive skills. He showed some of his skills with the glove at the right time in Friday's sixth inning versus Houston. The Astros had two on with two out when Davis chased down a blooper from DH Carlos Beltran and made a great diving catch to save more runs.

1B Chris Davis (right oblique strain) was activated from the 10-day disabled list Friday. He was placed on the DL June 14, retroactive to the day before. Davis batted fifth Friday and was 1-for-5 with an RBI double.

1B Chris Davis was sent on a rehab assignment to Class A Delmarva. He went 0-for-4 with one strikeout Wednesday. Davis (right oblique strain) is nearing a return after being out since June 13 with the injury. He has 14 homers and 26 RBIs while hitting .226 in 61 games this season.

DH/1B Chris Davis (right oblique strain) participated in batting practice again on Sunday and is headed to Class A Frederick to start a rehab assignment on Monday. Davis is nearing a return after being out since June 13 with the injury. He has 14 homers and 26 RBIs while hitting .226 in 61 games this season.

1B/DH Chris Davis (right oblique strain) participated in batting practice before the game and fielded ground balls at first base. Manager Buck Showalter said Davis would play rehab games for Class A Frederick on Monday and Class A Delmarva on Wednesday if he continues to progress.

DH Chris Davis (right oblique strain) is expected to take live batting practice before Friday's game. Davis is increasing his hitting as he tries to come back from the strain. Davis has been out since June 13 with the injury. He's hitting .226 in 61 games this season with 14 homers and 26 RBIs.

1B Chris Davis is making progress in his recovery from a strained oblique and could begin a minor league rehab assignment next week, manager Buck Showalter said. "I feel really good about his chances to join us soon," Showalter said. "I'm trying not to jinx us, but he's going to be playing baseball during the All-Star break. He wants to do it tomorrow." Davis has been out since June 14.

1B Chris Davis reported no pain in his right oblique after going through batting practice Monday for the first time since going on the disabled list June 14. Davis said the plan for now is to return to action after the All-Star break.

1B Chris Davis (strained right oblique) has a rehab plan outlined through the All-Star break. He is scheduled to begin throwing Monday. He could also have a rehab assignment during the All-Star break, Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "If everything falls in place, then it would be the first game after the break that he would be active, if everything goes perfectly," Showalter said. "He will not be taking his All-Star break in someplace other than Frederick or Delmarva." Davis is batting .226 with 14 home runs and 26 RBIs over 61 games. However, he has struck out 95 times.

LF Chris Taylor hit the Dodgers' second grand slam in as many games Saturday (Austin Barnes connected Friday night). Taylor's slam was his league-leading third of the season and the fourth of his career.

1B Chris Davis (strained right oblique) could begin throwing Monday. He could also have a rehab assignment during the All-Star break, Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. Davis is batting .226 with 14 home runs and 26 RBIs over 61 games. However, he has struck out 95 times. "If that goes well, he'll proceed to some more stressful baseball activities," Showalter said. "Hopefully, he'll be swinging a bat that week."

1B Chris Davis, who is on the disabled list (right oblique), had a PRP injection Tuesday. He will travel with the team to Tampa Bay but then stay in Sarasota while the Orioles go to Toronto.

1B Chris Davis (strained right oblique) would not speculate on how long he might be out of the lineup. He suffered a similar injury in 2014 and was out 16 days. He never appeared to fully recover from that injury. Davis told reporters Saturday he wanted to be more patient this time around. "It's not one of those things you want to rush because if you have a setback it makes things that much harder," Davis said. Orioles manager Buck Showalter was not optimistic about a quick return to the lineup. "I think three weeks would be really ambitious," Showalter. Davis is batting .226 with 14 home runs and 26 RBIs over 61 games. However, he has struck out 95 times, which is the most in MLB. Davis went on the 10-day DL on Wednesday retroactive to the prior day.

1B Chris Davis likely will be sidelined until after the All-Star break with a right oblique strain. The Orioles placed Davis on the 10-day disabled list Wednesday after he was injured during Monday's 10-6 loss to the Chicago White Sox while flying out to right field with the bases loaded in the third inning. Davis, 31, told reporters Saturday he will have to wait about a week to 10 days for the inflammation and swelling to subside before resuming any baseball activities.

Detroit Tigers designated hitter Victor Martinez was released from the hospital Saturday but won't make the team's next road trip and it is clear he won't be back in action when his mandatory 10-day stint on the disabled list expires."They're going to monitor him for seven to 10 days," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said. "He's not going on the road trip with us. He's staying here. The prognosis is he's probably going to need a week of rest before he does anything else."Martinez had an irregular heartbeat during Thursday night's game with Tampa Bay and was removed for a pinch runner after reaching first on a run-scoring error in the seventh inning.--The Texas Rangers placed right-hander Andrew Cashner on the 10-day disabled list with a left oblique strain.Cashner yielded 10 hits and four runs in four-plus innings for the loss of the Houston Astros' 13-2 victory over the Rangers on Wednesday night. The move to the DL is retroactive to Thursday.Cashner, 30, has gone 3-6 with a 3.50 ERA over 69... [More]