masn-baseballs-orioles.jpgOrioles first baseman Chris Davis completed his first injury rehab game today after eight innings at Single-A Frederick.
Davis batted second and had five plate appearances against Myrtle Beach. He went 1-for-4 with a walk and run scored.
Keys manager Keith Bodie removed Davis for a pinch-runner after a double in the eighth inning.
Davis walked in the first inning against Pelicans starter Scott Effross and scored on Ryan Mountcastle’s two-run double. He struck out looking in the second and…

Orioles first baseman Chris Davis completed his first injury rehab game today after eight innings at Single-A Frederick.

Davis batted second and had five plate appearances against Myrtle Beach. He went 1-for-4 with a walk and run scored.

Keys manager Keith Bodie removed Davis for a pinch-runner after a double in the eighth inning.

davis-homer-black-side.jpgDavis walked in the first inning against Pelicans starter Scott Effross and scored on Ryan Mountcastle’s two-run double. He struck out looking in the second and struck out swinging in the fourth against left-hander Tommy Thorpe. He grounded out, 3-1, against James Norwood in the sixth and doubled to right field against Pedro Araujo in the eighth.

Steve Laurino replaced Davis, who’s been on the disabled list retroactive to June 13 with a strained right oblique.

Five plate appearances, four pitchers and one left-hander.

The current scheduled calls for Davis to move his rehab assignment to Single-A Delmarva Wednesday night, work out with the Orioles on Thursday afternoon at Camden Yards and come off the disabled list the following day when the season resumes with a weekend series against the Cubs.

The club will need to remove a player from the 25-man roster to open up a spot for Davis, who’s batting .226/.320/.461 with seven doubles, a triple, 14 home runs and 26 RBIs in 61 games. He’s drawn 30 walks and struck out 95 times in 250 plate appearances.

Davis had two hits, including a home run, in his last 19 at-bats before going on the disabled list. He flied out in a June 12 games in Chicago and was removed due to the injury.

Mountcastle is 3-for-5 with two doubles and two RBIs and is batting .312.