Orioles outfielder Adam Jones will be activated from the DL on Monday after rehabbing his fractured left foot, according to the Baltimore Sun.Jones has had a very solid rookie season for Baltimore, with a .279 average, and 30 extra-base hits, eight stolen bases and 50 RBI. Look for his fantasy value to climb when next season rolls around.

News: Outfielder Adam Jones, out with a foot injury, showed no ill effects one day after an extensive workout. He is expected to be activated from the disabled list when rosters can be expanded on Monday.

Analysis: In his first full season, the 23-year-old Jones has played solid defense, and his bat has steadily improved. He was hitting .326 in his last 31 games and has raised his batting average from .245 to .279 since June 1. Add him in AL-only leagues and leagues with ample reserve slots

According to manager Dave Trembley, Adam Jones (foot) could return as soon as Monday. Jones has been out since August 3 with a fractured foot, but ran Tuesday without reporting any problems and could take batting practice soon. [...]

According to manager Dave Trembley, Adam Jones (foot) come return as soon as Monday. Jones has been out since August 3 with a fractured foot, but ran Tuesday without reporting any problems and could take batting practice soon. [...]

Jones has been taking batting practice for five days and did some running in the outfield prior to Tuesday's game with the White Sox. "He ran [Tuesday]," manager Dave Trembley said. "Did real good. ... He's got a couple other things to do [before we can activate him]." Trembley added that Jones will likely hit live pitching in a simulated-game format over the next six games.

Adam Jones, who is recovering from a fractured left foot, felt good after taking live batting practice Sunday, according to the Baltimore Sun.He is making favorable progress, but Manager Dave Trembley noted that he won't be activated from the DL until Monday, at the earliest. Jones still has to show that he can run the bases and make throws from the outfield. Trembley also wants Jones to hit live pitching twice, likely in simulated games. The team is waiting until September (which starts next Monday) when rosters expand to potentially bring him back.

Jones, who has missed most of August with his injury, will be back too late to make a rehab stint with any of the Minor League affiliates. Stay tuned.

Adam Jones will play in a couple of simulated games in the upcoming week. Jones has been out since August 5 with a broken left foot, but he's been clawing at manager Dave Trembley to get back out there. [...]

Adam Jones, who is nursing a fractured left foot on the DL, is expected to hit outside today, according to the Baltimore Sun. It is a small step in his recovery and manager Dave Trembley said, "He's not going to be, in the next three or four or five days, activated. No, no, no. He is going to be a guy that's going to tell you he's ready, but we are going to take the other, conservative route on him."Jones likely will participate in a simulated game sometime next week but won't go on a minor league rehab assignment because the affiliates' seasons are ending. There is a chance he won't be back this season.

Adam Jones (foot) was unable to take a scheduled round of batting practice Friday. Team trainers took a look at Jones just before he was going to take the field and decided to keep him indoors. [...]

Adam Jones (foot) was unable to take a scheduled round of batting practice Friday. Team trainers took a look at Jones just before he was going to take the field and decided to keep him indoors. [...]

Adam Jones (foot) was unable to take a scheduled round of batting practice Friday. Team trainers took a look at Jones just before he took the field and decided to keep him indoors. [...]

After the CT scan, Jones' progression back to the baseball field will be determined. "If that goes well, we'll get him going on baseball activities, but he's got to get cleared first," said manager Dave Trembley. "We're remaining positive and optimistic that he may be able to start some baseball activity by the end of the week."

According to manager Dave Trembley, Adam Jones (foot) could resume baseball activities as soon as Friday. Jones has shed his walking boot and crutches and played catch Monday. [...]

Adam Jones is not using crutches or walking around with a boot on his fractured left foot, and could resume baseball activities by the end of the week, according to the Baltimore Sun.Jones has had a solid if unspectacular rookie year for Baltimore, putting up a .279 average, seven home runs and 50 RBI. AL-only owners could get him back sometime in September.

Adam Jones will wear a walking boot on his fractured left foot for two weeks, and then he will undergo another CT scan, according to the Baltimore Sun. Manager Dave Trembley said, "I think he's looking at a minimum of four weeks out. It's a terrible thing for him and our team. I think the world of him. I hope he gets it taken care of."This a tough loss for the Orioles, but they are not likely to climb back into the pennant race at 13 games back in the AL East with 50 contests to go. Jones has a bright future with the club, and may be shut down for the rest of the season to play it safe.

According to the Baltimore Sun, Adam Jones will wear a walking boot on his fractured left foot for two weeks, at which point he'll undergo another CT scan. [...]

News: Orioles OF Adam Jones was placed on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with a broken left foot. The move was retroactive to Sunday, when Jones woke up unable to walk on the foot after fouling a ball off it Saturday night against Seattle. Baltimore called up outfielder Luis Montanez from Double-A Bowie to take Jones' place.

Analysis: In his first full season, the 23-year-old Jones has played solid defense, and his bat has steadily improved. He was hitting .326 in his last 31 games and has raised his batting average from .245 to .279 since June 1. This injury makes him not much of a sleeper in the second half after all. Considering broken bones usually take six weeks to heal, it might effectively end his season. Stash him only in AL-only leagues and leagues with ample injury slots

Orioles placed outfielder Adam Jones on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 3, with a fractured left foot. Jones was hitting 301 since the beginning of June, so this is a real bummer for the Orioles, especially since the alternative in center field is the dreadful Jay Payton. [...]

The Orioles have placed outfielder Adam Jones on the 15-day DL due to a fractured left foot, the Baltimore Sun confirms. The move is retroactive to August 3.Early reports suggest the young outfielder could miss the rest of the season, but we're waiting to hear a more official timeline presented. Jones had been hitting very well since the start of June, so this is a bummer.

Jones provided reason for optimism when he was seen walking around without a protective boot on Monday, but the injury turned out to be worse than feared. The talented 23-year-old, who is batting .279 with seven homers, 50 RBIs and eight steals, sustained the injury when he fouled a ball off his foot on Aug. 2.

Adam Jones is unlikely to play in the three-game series with the Angels, according to the Baltimore Sun. Head coach Dave Trembley said, "Obviously, he's not going to play tonight, and I would think if the symptoms continue, it's looking more and more like he may not play in this series"Jones said his foot didn't feel much better than it did the previous day when he woke up barely able to walk.

News: CF Adam Jones, who fouled a ball off his foot Saturday night against Seattle, underwent a CT scan on his left foot and left the team after the game to return to Baltimore for an MRI.

Analysis: Jones is a great sleeper for a big second half, but this injury could keep him out until Fantasy Week 20 (Aug. 11-17). Track his progress through the weekend before you consider him for the next scoring period

According to manager Dave Trembley, Adam Jones (foot) is unlikely to play before Friday. Jones had a CT scan on his injured foot Monday, but the Orioles are still awaiting results and he's wearing a walking boot. [...]

News: Orioles OF Adam Jones underwent a CT scan on his left foot, the results of which were not available before Monday's game against the Angels. Jones, who fouled a ball off his foot Saturday night against Seattle, missed a second straight game.

Analysis: Acquired by Baltimore as part of the trade that sent Erik Bedard to Seattle, Jones had three hits on Saturday night and is hitting .326 in his last 31 games. Since June 1, Jones is hitting .308, helping raise his overall batting average from .245 to .279. Jones has developed into a low-end Fantasy OF with his recent surge. He might end up on the 15-day DL if the scan comes back positive

Adam Jones may be put on the disabled list soon with his injured left foot, according to the Baltimore Sun.Jones hit a foul ball off his foot a couple of days ago, and he has been hobbled ever since. Jones has had a nice rookie season, hitting .279 with 50 RBI. He belongs in AL-only leagues, but doesn't do quite enough (yet) to be a good fit in mixed leagues.

Adam Jones had x-rays on his left foot that were ruled as inconclusive after fouling a ball off his foot on Saturday, according to TSN. As a result, Jones will have a CT scan on Monday to determine what the best course of action will be.Jones was unable to walk on his foot on Sunday, and this sounds like it could be a DL type injury, too bad to since Jones is batting .326 over his last 31 games.

Adam Jones was unavailable Sunday after fouling a ball off his foot during Saturday's game. X-rays taken Sunday were inconclusive, so Jones will have a CT scan on Monday. [...]

News: What seemed a harmless foul ball could be a little more serious for Baltimore center fielder Adam Jones. Orioles' manager Dave Trembley said after Sunday's game in Seattle that Jones had X-rays on his left foot and the results were inconclusive. Jones fouled a ball off his foot during Saturday night's game against Seattle and woke up Sunday unable to walk on it. Jones will have a CT scan on his foot Monday in Anaheim before the Orioles open a three-game series against the Angels. "We have to wait and see what happens," Trembley said. "I'm not smart enough to know whether it's a long-term injury or not, but I would be concerned because he was not able to play today."

Analysis: Trembley was planning not to start his young center fielder on Sunday, but when the X-rays came back inconclusive, he scratched any thought of using Jones as a late-game replacement. Jones wore a protective boot in the clubhouse after the game. "It is not comfortable," Jones said. "I would be able to play if it was comfortable. I woke up this morning and it was hurting." Acquired by Baltimore as part of the trade that sent Erik Bedard to Seattle, Jones had three hits on Saturday night and is hitting .326 in his last 31 games. Since June 1, Jones is hitting .308, helping raise his overall batting average from .245 to .279. "It was big not having him in the lineup today," Trembley said. Jones has developed into a low-end Fantasy OF with his recent surge, but needs to be considered an injury-risk start Fantasy Week 19 (Aug. 4-10)

News: Aubrey Huff extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a pair of singles, including a two-out base hit in the seventh that scored Adam Jones and gave Guthrie a little cushion. Jones, traded from Seattle to Baltimore in the Erik Bedard deal, had three hits and scored twice.

Analysis: Jones is a streaky young hitter who could have huge second half. Consider him a sleeper in deeper leagues right now. Jones is 8-for-23 with seven RBI and seven runs in his past five games

Jones has three multi-hit games in his last five contests and he remains an exemplary sleeper for the second half. Batting between Brian Roberts and Nick Markakis should give him a fair amount of chances to drive in and score runs. He's an excellent keeper option who should be desirable to teams in deeper mixed formats.

Adam Jones went 3-for-5 and scored two runs in Saturday's 3-1 win over Seattle at Safeco Field. All three of his hits were singles.Jones has been solid as he scored nine runs over his last seven games, and should remain active in AL-only leagues.

Jones had been 0-for-8 since a five-RBI outburst on July 28 vs. the Yankees. The center fielder has become a viable mixed league contributor in his first full season in the bigs, batting .275 with seven homers, 50 RBIs and eight steals.