Adam Jones (ankle) expects to return to the lineup Sunday. A final determination will be made after the Orioles see how Jones feels Sunday, morning, but manager Buck Showalter agreed that the outfielder likely will miss just the one game. "I was talking to (athletic trainer Richie Bancells) and he could go if he had to (on Saturday)," Showalter said. "But he probably could use the day with it. Quick turnaround, too. If it's a night game and you're sitting with it elevated all day, it might be a different gig."

Adam Jones was scratched from Saturday's lineup with a swollen ankle. Jones fouled a ball off his foot in Friday's game. It shouldn't be anything that keeps him out more than a day or two. Josh Bell took his place in the lineup.

Adam Jones is not in the starting lineup Wednesday afternoon against the Yankees. He'll get the day off with the quick turnaround from Tuesday's rain-soaked game. J.J. Hardy, Matt Wieters and Vladimir Guerrero are also out of the lineup Wednesday afternoon.

Adam Jones doubled, homered and drove in the Orioles' lone run in an 8-1 loss to the Rays on Sunday. Jones' 23rd home run of the season was his first in 13 games. Now the owner of a .286/.324/.476 triple slash to go along with 50 extra-base hits and 80 RBI, Jones is having by far the best year of his career.

Adam Jones (upper body) is out of the Orioles' lineup again Friday. Jones doesn't have any cardio-pulmonary issues, but he's still sore in the chest, shoulder and neck area. Consider him day-to-day.

Adam Jones is out of Thursday's lineup against the Twins. Jones was cleared of any cardio-pulmonary issues earlier this week, but he is still dealing with some soreness in his chest, shoulder and neck. Consider him day-to-day right now. Matt Angle will make the start in center field Thursday and bat ninth against left-hander Francisco Liriano.

Adam Jones returned to action on Wednesday August 24.

Adam Jones (chest) is in Wednesday's lineup. Jones was taken to a hospital on Tuesday after experiencing mild chest pains and shortness of breath. All tests came back clean, so he's back in the Baltimore lineup on Wednesday night against the Twins.

Adam Jones was released from a Twin Cities' hospital late Tuesday night after undergoing tests for shortness of breath and mild chest pains. Jones underwent tests and everything came back clean. The Orioles believe his condition is more muscular in nature and thankfully not a cardio-pulmonary situation. Jones tweeted the following early Wednesday morning: "Back from hospital. Wasn't as serious as it sounded. Glad everything is in order. Appreciate the support and well wishes. Back at it ma¤ana." Based on his tweet, it's possible he may not have to miss any time.

Updating a previous item, Adam Jones was hospitalized Tuesday night after experiencing shortness of breath and mild chest pains. While this sounds scary, the Orioles believe Jones' condition is more muscular or structural in nature and not related to any cardio or pulmonary issue. The early word is encouraging, though we'll likely learn more about his status on Wednesday. It's not clear if he'll remain in the hospital overnight.