OF Craig Gentry was activated from the 10-day disabled list on Tuesday. Gentry had been out since suffering a fractured finger on Sep. 1. Gentry, 33, is batting .257 with 17 runs scored and five stolen bases in 74 games for Baltimore and serves as a solid defensive replacement in the outfield.

The Baltimore Orioles activated outfielder Craig Gentry from the 10-day disabled list on Tuesday.Gentry had been out since suffering a fractured finger on Sep. 1 and will join an Orioles team 3 1/2 games out of the second American League wild card spot heading into Tuesday night's games.Gentry, 33, is batting .257 with 17 runs scored and five stolen bases in 74 games for Baltimore and serves as a solid defensive replacement in the outfield.The Orioles are losers of five in a row to fall to 71-73 and totaled eight runs in those five games. Baltimore gets two more games at the last-place Blue Jays this week before heading to wild card-leading New York for four straight this weekend.

OF Craig Gentry (broken right finger) was cleared by a specialist Monday to be used as a pinch runner and is expected to be reinstated from the disabled liston Tuesday. He will not be able to play in the field or hit, however. He has been on the DL since Sept. 2.

OF Outfielder Craig Gentry (fractured right finger) met with a hand specialist on Sunday. The Orioles hope he can rejoin the team on Sept. 12 in Toronto, manager Buck Showalter said Monday. "They've got an X-ray that you can see when he moves the finger, you can see where the tendon is reattached," Showalter said. Gentry is batting .257 with two homers, 11 RBIs and five stolen bases in 74 games.

OF Craig Gentry (fractured right finger) was expected to see a hand specialist Sunday. He suffered the injury Friday night while attempting to bunt. Gentry hopes to come off the disabled list later this month and could see action as a pinch runner, manager Buck Showalter said. Gentry is batting .257 with two homers, 11 RBIs and five stolen bases in 74 games. "It's extremely disappointing," Gentry said about the injury. "We're in the playoff run and I was getting got play a lot, felt like I was playing well and getting a chance to contribute and this happens. It's really frustrating."

OF Craig Gentry was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a fractured right finger. Gentry broke and lacerated the finger while attempting to bunt in the third inning of Friday night's 1-0 win over the Blue Jays. "I was looking at it. It was pretty nasty," manager Buck Showalter said. "It was pretty amazing that he continued the at-bat." Gentry is scheduled to see a hand specialist Sunday. Showalter said he hoped to have him back soon to pinch run, ahead of the healing of the finger.

CF Craig Gentry came out after the third inning of Friday's win over Toronto with a right middle finger injury when bunting. Gentry replaced CF Adam Jones after he was ejected in the first inning. But after the game, manager Buck Showalter said Gentry had a laceration and a fracture and will be seen by a specialist Saturday or Sunday. The fracture is not displaced, which means a longer term injury, But the Orioles will have a better idea of the situation in the next day or so.

LF Craig Gentry had his contract selected from the Triple-A Norfolk Tides by the Orioles on Sunday. He hit .175 with one homer in 48 games for Baltimore this season.

OF Craig Gentry cleared waivers and was assigned outright to Triple-A Norfolk. Gentry had a .175 average in 48 games, mostly as a late-inning defensive replacement and/or pinch-runner.

OF Craig Gentry had his contract purchased from Triple A Norfolk. INF David Washington, who was hitless in six at-bats, was optioned to the Tides. Gentry has played in 44 games (37 at-bats) for the Orioles, batting .162 with a homer and four RBIs.

LF Craig Gentry cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Norfolk on Tuesday. Gentry was sent down to make room for C Welington Castillo, who was activated off the 10-day disabled list. Gentry was batting .162 with a homer and four RBI in 37 plate appearances. "It's tough. He's been in 33 of 36 games, and he's been a real contributor and will be again," Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said.

OF Craig Gentry and 3B Manny Machado used borrowed Mancini bats to hit two-run homers Sunday. "They used the same model (Louisville Slugger C243)," Mancini said. "It wasn't the same bat I used, they used one of my extra bats. It was pretty fun and pretty cool that they both hit home runs. I might need an extra shipment here soon." Said manager Buck Showalter: "He's definitely earned respect of some of the veteran players by the way he's handled success and knows it can work both ways. He's just grinding through the competition and trying to prove he belongs."--RHP Dylan Bundy allowed five hits, one walk and no runs in six innings Sunday in the 11-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. He struck out six. He is 3-0 with an 0.51 ERA in six games (two starts) against Toronto. "We just feed off each other and it one guys does good, of course, the next guy wants to do better," Bundy said of the competition on the staff. "It's a friendly competition. But even if we're going bad, we try to learn things and pick each other up."

OF Craig Gentry was designated for assignment after being activated from the disabled list Saturday. Gentry, who had been on the disabled list because of a right lumbar strain in his spine and an undisclosed personal medical condition, had not played since April 25. Singed to a one-year contract as a free agent before the season, Gentry played just 14 games for the Angels and batted .147 (5-for-34) with two RBIs and two runs.

LF Craig Gentry moved his rehab assignment from Class A Inland Empire to Triple-A Salt Lake, and he went 0-for-3 with three walks, two stolen bases and three runs Monday. Gentry was placed on the disabled list May 1 with a back injury, but then experienced a setback due to another personal medical condition. The Angels have not disclosed the specifics of that latest injury.

LF Craig Gentry began a rehab assignment in Arizona on Thursday. Gentry was placed on the DL on May 1 with a back injury, but then suffered a setback with another personal medical condition. The Angels have not disclosed the specifics of that latest injury. Gentry is batting .147 in 14 games with the Angels this season.

OF Craig Gentry was transferred to the 60-day disabled list because of a right lumbar strain in his spine. Gentry has been on the disabled list since May 1. The 32-year-old has played just seven games after being signed during the off-season to platoon in left field with OF Daniel Nava.

OF Craig Gentry (back) was transferred to the 60-day disabled list on Saturday.

OF Craig Gentry will remain on the disabled list with a "personal medical condition," the Angels announced Monday.

OF Craig Gentry, who was expected to rejoin his team this week, will instead remain on the disabled list with a "personal medical condition." Gentry has been on the DL with a right lumbar spine strain since May 1.

OF Craig Gentry, out since April 26 with a strained back, began a rehab assignment at Class A Inland Empire on Friday. In games Friday and Saturday, he went a combined 2-for-7 with a walk and two RBIs.