Nolan Reimold went 2-for-4 with three RBI in a loss to the Angels on Wednesday.Reimold doubled twice in Tuesday's win, and his third double in a Jays uniform plated two. The 30-year-old also drew a bases-loaded walk to drive in a run. He was added to take some of the sting out of losing Edwin Encarnacion, and he continues to get regular at-bats he should be a nice AL-only option while Encarnacion is down.

Nolan Reimold went 2-for-4 with three RBI in a loss to the Angels on Wednesday. Reimold doubled twice in Tuesday's win, and his third double in a Jays uniform plated two. The 30-year-old also drew a bases-loaded walk to drive in a run. He was added to take some of the sting out of losing Edwin Encarnacion, and he continues to get regular at-bats he should be a nice AL-only option while Encarnacion is down.

Blue Jays claimed OF Nolan Reimold off waivers from the Orioles. The Orioles were hoping to slip Reimold through waivers and keep him in the organization, but the always-active Alex Anthopoulos scooped him up. Reimold is obviously a poor bet to stay healthy, but it's a worthy gamble by the Jays. He could replace Edwin Encarnacion (quad) on the roster.

MASN Sports' Roch Kubatko's reports that the Orioles have placed Nolan Reimold on waivers. They were hoping to find a trade partner in order to unload Reimold, but it didn't happen. Reimold has about $500,000 in his salary remaining this season and could clear waivers. If he does, the O's can outright him and he cannot refuse the assignment.

According to Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun, the Orioles are trying to work out a Nolan Reimold trade. Reimold was designated for assignment on Tuesday, but he has not yet been placed on waivers because the O's feel like they can swap him. The 30-year-old outfielder has appeared in just 56 major league games since the beginning of the 2012 season due to injuries, but he registered an .831 OPS in 104 games as a rookie in 2009.

Orioles activated OF Nolan Reimold from the 60-day disabled list; designated him for assignment. The O's were trying to figure out a way to keep Reimold with the organization, but there's no spot for him right now on the active roster and his 20-game rehab window has closed. The 30-year-old outfielder has been hampered by injuries for the past three seasons, but he should still draw a good amount of interest on waivers because of his past production.

Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette said Monday that Nolan Reimold has not been designated for assignment. MASN's Roch Kubatko reported earlier Monday that the O's had already made a move with Reimold, but it evidently hasn't happened yet. They could still wind up designating him, but for now the O's are trying to figure out a way to keep him in the organization. A conclusion will come over the next 1-2 days.

Nolan Reimold's (neck) 20-game rehab assignment window ends on Sunday. The Orioles will either have to add him to the roster by then or expose him to waivers since he's out of options. They almost surely won't do the latter, though it's possible they could say that Reimold has another injury, thereby extended his rehab window another 20 days. For what it's worth, the 30-year-old says he feels "a lot better" as he works his way back from a second neck surgery. Reimold is batting .349/.446/.558 with two homers over 14 rehab games with Double-A Bowie.

Nolan Reimold (neck) is expected to begin a minor league rehab assignment with Double-A Bowie on Tuesday. The veteran outfielder has been playing in extended spring training games for nearly two weeks now without any issues. He claims that he's over the chronic neck ailment that has plagued him all season and appears on track to join the Orioles in mid-June.

Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Saturday that he's encouraged about the progress Nolan Reimold (neck) has made at extended spring training. Reimold has been playing in extended spring training games for a week and so far has had no setbacks with his chronic neck ailment. "He said it's the best he's felt in a long, long time," Showalter said. It sounds like Reimold should join a minor league affiliate to begin a rehab assignment soon.