1B Chris Davis of the Orioles was scratched from Sunday's series finale against the Yankees due to a sore right elbow. Davis was in the original lineup but the injury was announced about an hour before the scheduled first pitch. On Friday, Davis was hit by a pitch during a plate appearance against CC Sabathia and stayed in the game. He is batting .238 with three home runs and five RBIs in 23 games this season.

New York Mets ace Noah Syndergaard left his start in the second inning Sunday against the Washington Nationals with an apparent injury to his right side.The Mets' official status update is a "possible lat strain." Syndergaard is heading back to New York City from Washington for an MRI, according to the team.Syndergaard immediately held up his right arm after throwing a 2-2 pitch to Nationals slugger Bryce Harper. The right-hander gave up five hits and five earned runs in 1 1/3 innings, with two walks, a wild pitch and two strikeouts.Syndergaard had been scratched from his start Thursday in Atlanta with a "tried arm," according to Mets manager Terry Collins. However, Syndergaard threw a bullpen session Friday and was fine medically for his Sunday start, Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said.--Washington center fielder Adam Eaton, acquired for three young pitchers in a trade with the Chicago White Sox in December, has an ACL tear in his left leg and will likely miss the rest of the season,... [More]

NEW YORK -- Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis was scratched from Sunday's series finale against the New York Yankees due to a sore right elbow.Davis was in the original lineup but the injury was announced about an hour before the scheduled first pitch. He was replaced by rookie Trey Mancini, who made his second start at first base. On Friday, Davis was hit by a pitch during a plate appearance against CC Sabathia and stayed in the game when Baltimore blew an eight-run lead and was handed a 14-11 loss.Davis is batting .238 with three home runs and five RBIs in 23 games this season. He started Saturday and was 0-for-3 with two strikeouts.

1B Chris Davis could get Sunday off because of concerns about him playing on the artificial surface in Toronto. Davis was 0-for-4 Saturday but is still hitting .324.

1B Chris Davis had a home run, a double and a walk against Toronto RHP Aaron Sanchez Friday in Baltimore's 6-4 win. He is batting 8-for-18n (.444) with four home runs in his career against Sanchez.

1B Chris Davis showed his power for the first time this season and reached a milestone. His fourth-inning solo homer was his first this year and the 200th of his Baltimore career.

1B Chris Davis revealed that he struggled through a sore hand/wrist last year, a big reason for his problems. He hit .221 and struck out a career-high 219 times. Still, Davis hit 38 homers and drove in 84 runs while once more showing some outstanding defense at first. If Davis can hit like he's done before, that will give an already strong Baltimore lineup that much more of a jolt.

1B Chris Davis finished with 38 homers and 84 RBIs, but batted just .221 and struck out 219 times, the most in the major leagues. The Orioles signed him to a long-term deal last winter but some nagging injuries may have been affecting him. Still, he had a great season defensively, and the Orioles hope for fewer strikeouts and a higher average next year.

1B Chris Davis has struggled lately but came through at the right time Saturday. His two-run single in the fourth broke the game open. Davis had been 0-for-7 coming into the game.

1B Chris Davis hit one of Baltimore's two solo homers off Boston LHP David Price. It was his 37th homer of the season and his fourth homer in the past six games. He has three homers and nine RBIs in seven games at Fenway Park this season.

1B Chris Davis hit his 36th homer of the year on Saturday. His two-run shot staked Baltimore to a three-run lead in the first and the Orioles went on to an 11-3 win over Detroit. He ranks eighth on the Orioles' all-time list with 197 home runs. Davis missed a game earlier in the week with a sore left hand, an injury that manager Buck Showalter said will linger throughout the remainder of the season.

1B Chris Davis returned to the lineup Friday after missing a game with a sore left hand. Davis went 0-for-3, including two strikeouts, and was hit by a pitch. Davis, who has 35 homers, will have to deal with soreness the rest of the way. "(The injury) won't be gone until after the season," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.

1B Chris Davis returned to the lineup after missing a game with a sore left hand. "(The injury) won't be gone until after the season," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.

1B Chris Davis hit a solo home run -- his 35th of the season -- but left the game with what Buck Showalter said is an ongoing injury with his left hand, something that's bothered him for a while but wouldn't necessarily even keep him out from Wednesday's series finale.

1B Chris Davis went 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBIs. Davis has four home runs and 12 RBIs in 13 games against the Rays this season. He has four home runs over his past nine games dating back to Aug. 27.

1B Chris Davis had two hits against the Yankees on Sunday. It was his 29th multi-hit game of the season. "We had a great series against these guys," Davis said. "We took two of three games. That's big this time of the year. You can't sit there and harp on the negatives. You got to move forward. I'm happy that we battled, proud of the way we battled, and we'll keep going."

1B Chris Davis continues to help out on offense and defense. He made a spectacular stretch and catch of 3B Manny Machado's great throw on LF Brett Gardner's slow grounder in the fifth. Davis' bloop single moved DH Mark Trumbo to third in the fourth, and he scored when RF Aaron Judge booted ball as it bounced to him.

1B Chris Davis hit Baltimore's 200th home run of the season and also recorded his 17th career game with two home runs. Both of Davis' two home run games have been since Aug. 18 and he has seven in his last 10 games.

1B Chris Davis often homers in bunches. He might be starting to do that again. Davis homered in the five-run first inning Friday night and now has four homers in the last three games.

RF Chris Davis showed some of his power with a homer off LHP David Price on Wednesday but continued his recent struggles at the plate. Davis broke a nine-at-bat hitless streak but remains just 1-for-11. Still, he used some experience to learn something about Price and hit the homer. "The past couple of years, I really feel like he's thrown me a lot of changeups," Davis said. "It's been a really good pitch for him. I just went out there and looked for a pitch up and got a pitch I could drive."