Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis (forearm) says he feels much better after his cortisone shot, but the timetable dictates he rests for 72 hours after receiving it. The club is not so much worried about his spring training at-bats, but they want him up and ready for the regular season.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis (forearm) received a cortisone shot to help him heal faster. Manager Buck Showalter said that this won't change the timetable for Davis' return. Davis must be itching to get back onto the field in a regular capacity. Outfielder Trey Mancini got the nod at first base Saturday.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis (forearm) will be back on the field next week. Manager Buck Showalter told the media that Davis, who has been dealing with a tight forearm, will resume "baseball action" soon. Here's hoping that Davis will be able to stay on the field for the rest of spring training. Pedro Alvarez has been getting the designated hitter work and Danny Valencia has first base Friday.

Surely Baltimore Orioles first baseman wants to be out there playing more often during Spring Training. The team wants to make sure that he's able to play during the regular season. Spring Training stats don't count, after all. Davis has said that his tight forearm, which has received a clean MRI bill, is getting better daily. Still, it's betst for all involved that caution wins the day.

Manager Buck Showalter and the front office want to take it cautious with Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis, who has been battling forearm tightness all spring. He's not going to be in the lineup in any shape, whether it be as the designated hitter or at first base, until after Friday. Showalter told the media that it's "gonna be a little while." We'll update you, as always.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis said that his troublesome forearm is feeling better. He got a clean result from his MRI, which should ease the Tommy John surgery fears. Davis said that it was a day-to-day thing for him. Hopefully, this will not result in a season-long soap opera of "Will he play today?"

This article references and more! Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis (forearm) will either serve as the designated hitter or not play in the spring game Friday. It's a measure to try to let the tightness in his forearm go away. The team doesn't seem overly concerned about it now. We'll keep monitoring the situation.Keep on reading: Chris Davis Will Rest on Friday