OF Rajai Davis led off the second inning with his eighth homer of the season Thursday in the 4-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. He also had a double in the game. He has hit seven of his home runs on the road. "We expect to win every night we step on the field," Davis said after the Indians matched their club record with their 13th straight win Thursday. "We've just got to keep that mindset and not worry about everything else."

CF Rajai Davis leads the league in stolen bases with 21, which isn't unexpected to his former manager, Detroit's Brad Ausmus. "That's a shock," Ausmus noted wryly. Davis didn't start Wednesday and Cleveland was off Thursday. "I thought he was getting a little tired the last game he played," manager Terry Francona said. Davis made a game-saving juggling catch on a deep fly to right center by 1B Miguel Cabrera with two on, one out and the Tigers down by three. "I looked up and I saw Miggy at second base," Davis said. "I was kind of wondering why we were throwing home." Catcher Chris Gimenez finally threw over to 2B Jason Kipnis covering first for the game-ending double play. "There was a lot of excitement on that last play," Davis said. "I knew if I don't catch that ball, they all score. Tie ball game. And in any other park. Tie ball game."

CF Rajai Davis returned to the starting lineup Friday after sitting out a game. His 21 steals lead the league, prompting his manager from last year, Detroit's Brad Ausmus, to say, "That's a shock."

OF Rajai Davis stole his American League-leading 21st base of the season in the fifth inning. Each of Davis' last three stolen bases has been third base. Davis is the fastest Indians player to reach 21 stolen bases in a season since Grady Sizemore stole 22 bases in the first 69 games in 2007.

OF Rajai Davis leads the American League with 20 stolen bases.The Indians are second in the American League with 51 stolen bases. he Indians have only led the league in stolen bases six times in their history, most recently in 1999.

OF Rajai Davis, at age 35, had two more stolen bases, giving him an American League-leading 20 steals. That's the second highest total in Indians history for a player 35 or older. "He's a better base stealer than I realized," Manager Terry Francona. "He's getting stolen bases when they are holding him and using a slide step."

OF Rajai Davis, at age 35, is leading the Indians in stolen bases, and ranks among the league leaders with 18 steals. "And a lot of those have come when the other team knew he was going, and he still got it," Manager Terry Francona said.

LF Rajai Davis scored the 500th run of his career Sunday. Davis singled in the top of the second inning and came home on SS Francisco Lindor's two-run single in a rout of the Los Angeles Angels. Davis finished 1-for-3, walked once, struck out once and was hit by a pitch.

LF Rajai Davis stole his 15th base of the season in Saturday night's 4-3 loss to the Angels. Davis trails Astros 2B Jose Altuve, the American League's leader in steals, by three. At the plate, Davis went 0-for-4, reached base on an error and struck out once. Davis needs to score one run to reach 500 for his career.

CF Rajai Davis went 2-for-4 with his sixth home run of the season Monday. He has gone 7-for-20 (.350) this month.

CF Rajai Davis quite literally added insult to injury Friday. Davis, 1-for-4 with a run, was ruled out after being plunked on the finger by a pitch in the fourth inning, but he was called for the strikeout despite his apparent check swing. "(First base umpire) Jimmy Joyce was explaining to me the whole thing, and I didn't have a problem with his explanation at all," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "I was just trying to ask them what my options were if the ball had hit the bat." Davis is hitting .258/.321/.433 with four home runs and 20 RBIs through 25 games in 2016.

CF Rajai Davis earned most outstanding player honors in this week's Ohio Cup, the annual interleague series against the in-state rival Reds receiving 30 of 33 media votes. Davis batted .563 (9-for-16) with two homers, three doubles, nine RBIs and 10 runs scored in the four-game series. "He feels good, you can see it," said manager Terry Francona. "We said it, he's going to get (hits) in bunches. Hopefully the bunches are big."

CF Rajai Davis hit two home runs on Wednesday night, including a two-run shot off LHP Tony Cingrani to tie the score 7-7 in the ninth inning. It was his first multi-homer game of the season, third career.

OF Rajai Davis reached base in all five of his plate appearances, going 3-for-4 with two walks, three RBIs and four runs scored. Davis is the first Indians player to score four runs while batting ninth in the order since Ben Francisco in 2009.

OF Rajai Davis singled in the first inning to snap his 0-for-19 hitless streak. Davis had two hits, two walks and scored two runs.

OF Rajai Davis went 2-for-4 and has at least one hit in his past nine starts. Over that span, Davis is hitting .342. Monday was his fourth multi-hit game of the season and third consecutive. He also stole his sixth base in nine attempts, second most in the American League.

OF Rajai Davis had a tough day in center field Sunday. Davis lost two fly balls in the sun in the second inning, leading to a three-run Mets rally. "I'm sure that's an awful feeling for him," said Manager Terry Francona. "I had trouble with the sun. I'll make my adjustments and catch it the next time," said Davis.

OF Rajai Davis, signed during the offseason to a one-year contract as a free agent, had a double, a triple, a home run and three stolen bases in his first seven games. "It's nice to have him on our side because he's aggravated us for years," said manager Terry Francona.

LF Rajai Davis was 3-for-5 with a home run against the Rays on Thursday. Davis entered the game batting just .143 while primarily manning the leadoff spot. His batting average rose to .231 with Thursday's effort.

OF Rajai Davis signed a one-year, $5.25 million free agent deal with the Indians on Thursday.Davis, 35, hit .258/.306/.440 with eight homers, 30 RBIs and 18 stolen bases in 112 games for the Tigers this year.