Like Scott (shoulder) is not expected to return from the disabled list when first eligible. Scott will get a cortisone shot in his ailing right shoulder on Friday and is aiming to resume baseball-related activities soon after. The 33-year-old is probably 7-10 days away from returning to the Orioles' starting lineup.

A second opinion on Luke Scott's strained right shoulder confirmed his initial MRA. The tear hasn't gotten worse and Scott is progressing in his recovery. He's scheduled to get a cortisone shot on Monday. He's aiming to return from the disabled list July 19, as soon as he is eligible. The 33-year-old hit .223/.305/.408 with nine home runs in the first half.

Luke Scott is scheduled to get a cortisone shot in his strained right shoulder on Monday. The Orioles are hoping that the cortisone will help speed along Scott's recovery. He's aiming to return from the disabled list July 19, as soon as he is eligible. The 33-year-old hit .223/.305/.408 with nine home runs in the first half.

An MRA on Luke Scott's right shoulder revealed no new concerns. Good news, as surgery will remain off the table for now. Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Friday that the team hopes Scott is able to return from the disabled list right around when he's eligible, which is two days following the All-Star break.

Luke Scott is scheduled to undergo an MRA on Friday in Baltimore. Scott is expected to miss a few weeks at the very least, but if the MRA reveals more damage to his labrum, he could require season-ending surgery. Nolan Reimold figures to benefit the most during his absence, though he'll likely share playing time with Felix Pie.

The Orioles are placing Luke Scott on the disabled list. Scott suffered a right knee contusion in late June and is also batting a sore shoulder. The O's will promote right-hander Mitch Atkins in a corresponding roster move.

Luke Scott (knee) is back in the starting lineup for Friday's game against the Braves. Scott hasn't played since Tuesday due to a right knee contusion. He'll bat sixth Friday against right-hander Jair Jurrjens. Nolan Reimold, who homered and drove in four runs Thursday night against the Cards, is back on the bench.

Luke Scott (knee) is out of the Orioles' starting lineup for the second straight game Thursday. Scott is currently sidelined with a right knee contusion after making a leaping catch at the outfield wall on Tuesday night. Nolan Reimold will start in left field Thursday and bat eighth against Cards' left-hander Jaime Garcia.

Luke Scott (knee) is not in Wednesday's lineup against the Cardinals. Scott bruised his right knee while slamming up against the outfield wall to make a home-run saving catch Tuesday night. He's still dealing with some swelling, but is available to pinch-hit. Felix Pie will make the start in left field Wednesday and bat eighth against right-hander Chris Carpenter.

Luke Scott left Tuesday's game in the ninth inning with a right knee contusion. Scott injured himself in the top of the ninth while making a terrific home-run saving catch on a Matt Holliday drive. He'll be reevaluated Wednesday but looked to be in some pain and seems likely to miss at least a game or two. O's skipper Buck Showalter has said he'd like to get Nolan Reimold more playing time, so this could be his chance. Felix Pie will also get consideration.