According to ESPN's Jerry Crasnick, the Blue Jays "recently inquired" about Nolan Reimold. But Reimold is going to play a big role on the Orioles this season, and they're not inclined to move him. The 28-year-old outfielder hit .247/.328/.453 last year.

Nolan Reimold took Roy Halladay deep on Sunday, giving him homers on back-to-back days. Reimold was without a homer before Saturday. He's picked a good time to step it up with Endy Chavez seemingly poised to take most of the starts in left field against right-handers.

Nolan Reimold is back in the Orioles' Grapefruit League lineup Tuesday against the Rays. Reimold was hit in the face by a pitch Friday and suffered a chipped tooth. But that's not a long-lasting injury, and he should be fine for the start of the regular season.

Nolan Reimold (jaw) took batting practice Monday. Reimold is expected to return to the Orioles' Grapefruit League lineup after missing a few days with a chipped tooth. He was hit in the face by a pitch on Friday.

Nolan Reimold (jaw) could return to the Orioles' starting lineup as early as Tuesday.

Nolan Reimold (face) underwent a CT scan on Friday afternoon, which came back negative.

Nolan Reimold was taken to Peace River Hospital in Port Charlotte, FL for tests after being hit on the left side of the face by a pitch Friday. Reimold, who was plunked by an Alex Cobb pitch, reportedly is "conscious and alert," which is obviously good news. He did not appear to be bleeding any, but he'll likely be tested for concussion symptoms and also receive X-rays. We'll pass along any updates when they come.

Nolan Reimold had to exit Friday's game after being hit in the face by a pitch from the Rays' Alex Cobb. Eduardo A. Encina of the Baltimore Sun says it looked like the pitch hit Reimold on the left temple area. The outfielder got to his feet under his own power but was then taken off the field on a cart. We'll provide an update on his status when more is known. Reimold is slated to open the season as the Orioles left fielder.

Orioles GM Dan Duquette believes Nolan Reimold could be Baltimore's starting left fielder this season. "It's that time and Nolan knows that,'' Duquette said. ''He's got the health issues behind him. I've got a good feeling about Nolan this year. I want him to be our left fielder. I want him to grab it and go." Reimold, 28, batted .247/.328/.453 with 13 homers and 45 RBI in 305 plate appearances this past season. He is expected to compete with journeyman Endy Chavez, along with prospects Matt Angle and Jai Miller for the right to serve as Baltimore's starting left fielder.

Nolan Reimold belted a three-run homer in Sunday's loss to the Tigers. He also added a single on the day. Reimold has been getting some playing time of late and has brought out his power stick, belting five long ones in 20 games this month. He has 13 dingers on the season.