An MRI on Adam Jones' hands and wrists came back negative. He has been diagnosed with contusions and has publicly stated his intent to play Tuesday in Boston. "Thanks for all the concern but I'm All good," Jones tweeted. "On the way to BeanTown." The 26-year-old center fielder is hitting .315/.363/.602 with 16 homers, 34 RBI and eight steals this year and should remain active in all formats.

Adam Jones said he has been bothered by right wrist soreness for weeks. Keep in mind that Jones' left wrist, which was plunked Wednesday by a Brandon Morrow pitch, had been the plagued joint of public record. What we didn't know was that the right wrist has been bothersome for far longer and it was pain in that joint that caused him to exit Sunday's game. Jones will stay in Florida to get an MRI on his wrists on Monday, an off-day, before hopefully joining the club in Boston on Tuesday. With Nolan Reimold and Nick Markakis sidelined, Baltimore can ill afford to lose their star center fielder for a significant amount of time. Stay tuned.

Adam Jones (wrist) is expected to play Friday. Jones underwent precautionary X-rays on his left wrist after getting plunked Wednesday by a Brandon Morrow pitch. He does not have a fracture, and can utilize Thursday's off day to treat any remaining swelling. The 26-year-old center fielder is batting .314/.365/.618 with 16 home runs, 34 RBI and eight stolen bases in 51 games this year.

Adam Jones is expected to undergo X-rays on his left wrist. Jones was plunked in the wrist by a Brandon Morrow pitch in the sixth inning of Wednesday's game. He stayed in, so chances are that he's OK, but the Orioles aren't taking any chances with their $85.5 million man. We'll update his condition when more is known.

Adam Jones' new contract extension with the Orioles is worth $88.5 million over six years. The Orioles will officially announce the deal at a press conference Sunday. It's a huge commitment, but Jones seems to be hitting his prime here at age 26 and undoubtedly carries great star power. If his early offensive production proves legit, the agreement should be a winner for both the Orioles and the talented center fielder.

According to MASN's Roch Kubatko, the Orioles' contract extension with Adam Jones is "done." The agreement is expected to be officially announced on Sunday. Jones will get around $85 million over six years, according to FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal. He entered Sunday's action with a stellar .311/.357/.601 batting line and 14 homers.

Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com reports that Adam Jones' extension with the Orioles is expected to be for six years and around $85 million. It seems like a pretty fair deal for both sides. Jones is in the midst of a career year, as he sports a .311/.357/.601 batting line to go with 14 homers. He had been set to be arbitration-eligible for the final time in 2013 before hitting free agency. The deal would be the largest in Orioles history, easily outpacing Miguel Tejada's six-year, $72 million free agent deal back in 2004.

Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com reports that the Orioles are close to signing Adam Jones to a long-term extension. Specific terms of the deal aren't available at this point, but Rosenthal says the extension will be "well north" of Miguel Tejada's six-year, $72 million free agent deal and Nick Markakis' six-year, $66.1 million extension. Jones, who is batting a cool .311/.357/.601 with 14 homers this season, was set to be arbitration-eligible for the final time in 2013 before hitting free agency.

Adam Jones went 3-for-4 with a home run Saturday in the Orioles' 6-5 win over the Nationals. Jones singled in the first inning, hit a two-run shot in the third and singled in the fifth before grounding out in the seventh. He's batting .310/.356/.619 with 14 home runs, 29 RBI and six stolen bases in 41 games this year for the first-place Orioles. This has the feel of a breakout season for the talented 26-year-old center fielder.

Adam Jones connected on his sixth home run of the season as the Orioles defeated the Blue Jays 5-2 on Thursday. Jones finished the night 2-for-4 with the solo shot off of Casey Janssen in the eighth inning that put the Orioles ahead and gave them the eventual victory. He's always possessed dynamic potential, and thus far this season has really started to live up to the hype. He's hitting .316 with six homers, 10 RBI and four steals on the season.