With the masses again swarming to play David Ortiz, Chris Davis should see lower ownership. Who else will go overlooked tonight?

Chris Davis had his left thumb wrapped after [...]

Trey Mancini recently got called up from the Double-A Bowie to the Triple-A Norfolk after he hit over .300 with seven home runs and 14 RBIs in his first 17 games. He recorded three hits in his first Triple-A game, so it looks like the change of pace will not slow him down. Currently, Chris Davis is [...]

Chris Davis has never been known as a pure contact hitter, instead putting up eye-popping power numbers with a traditionally low batting average. This season has been no different, as Davis's average has dipped below .200 for the first time all year. Davis's strikeout and contact numbers have been l[...]

Chris Davis took Red Sox reliever Craig Kimbrel deep Monday, helping the Orioles snag a win and launching Davis into our perfect MLB DFS lineups. Who else made the cut?

Davis and Kimbrel met in the top of the ninth inning yesterday in a tied game. Check out what happened.

It's early in the season, but man does Chris Davis look like he's in mid-season crushing form. Davis hit his third home run of the year yesterday in the ninth inning off of Craig Kimbrel. He also struck out three times, but that's just what Chris Davis does. If he's not crushing, he's trying to crus[...]

Newly acquired All-Star Craig Kimbrel earned his first loss in a Red Sox uniform on Monday. Entering the 9th inning in a 6-6 ball game, Kimbrel fired a 97-mph fastball to Orioles slugger Chris Davis that he wished he had back, as Davis demolished it for a three-run, game-winning home run. The Oriol[...]

Through five games Chris Davis has three hits in 17 at bats. Two of those three hits are home runs. Sound familiar? Davis's batting average is sure to rise well above the Mendoza line as the season progresses, especially as the weather warms up and the ball really starts carrying out of Camden Yards[...]

This article references Chris Davis and more! Chris Davis and agent Scott Boras played a game of chicken with the Baltimore brass over the winter before the two parties agreed on a seven-year, $161 million contract, the richest in Orioles history. That’s a boatload of money for the first baseman who has averaged 42 HR per season over the last three years but also has averaged 193.3 strikeouts, including 208 whiffs in 2015. Nevertheless, Davis is one of the premier power producers in the fantasy ranks. He led the league with 47 HR and 117 [...]Keep on reading: Home Sweet Home: Chris Davis Is Back In Baltimore as a Premier Power Bat