Young is out of the lineup Saturday against Anaheim. Young returned to the lineup Friday after sitting out Wednesday and went 0-for-3. Alejandro De Aza will slide over to right field and David Lough will take the field in left.

Young is not in the lineup Wednesday against the Mets, Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports reports. It appears to just be a regular day off for Young as the Orioles play in a National League park and don't have the option to slot him at DH even if he were to get a day off in the field. Alejandro De Aza will slide over to right field while David Lough will get the start in left.

Young batted cleanup for the Orioles on Sunday against the Red Sox and responded by going 3-for-6 with five RBI and three runs scored. His move to the four-spot was likely due to his favorable splits against left-handed pitching, as Wade Miley got the start for Boston. Young is off to a great start to the season at the plate, hitting .368 with seven RBI through 38 at-bats, and could receive a boost in value if he continues to bat cleanup against lefties.

Young will serve as designated hitter and bat fifth for Friday's game against Mark Buehrle and the Blue Jays. Young should be a fixture in the lineup against left-handed pitching, as his 2014 reverse platoon splits appear to be an anomaly. He wasn't in the lineup for any of Baltimore's first three games, even though David Lough (hamstring) is on the disabled list. That doesn't bode well for Young's workload, as Lough's return will add another left-handed bat to Baltimore's outfield mix.

Young appears set for more at-bats with the Orioles than last year, according to MASN Sports. Young appeared in 83 games last year and had 255 plate appearances. The Orioles used him in stretches, but mostly lined him up against left-handers. It remains to be seen whether the Orioles will actually use him in an expanded role, considering he will battle for at-bats with Steve Pearce, Alejandro De Aza, Travis Snider and an additional backup outfielder.

Young's signing became official Friday after he passed his physical, MASN Sports reports. Another outfield signing could be pending as the Orioles continue to court Colby Rasmus, but as of now Young is set to be a heavy contributor in 2015. In 2014, Young was .312/.357/.452 against left-handers, but he dipped to .282/.299/.424 against right-handers.

Young will take his physical next Wednesday before making his new deal with the Orioles official, MASN Sports reports. Young's role remains to be determined as the Orioles continue to look for outfield help. At worst, he should platoon to hit left-handers as he did in 2014 when he slashed .302/.337/.442. At best, Young could fill a full time role in left field.

Young agreed to a one-year deal with the Orioles on Wednesday, Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports reports. Young had a decent season offensively in 2014, batting .302/.337/.442 with seven home runs and 30 RBI. He doesn't appear to be an everyday player anymore, but will likely see time both at designated hitter and in left field for the Orioles in 2015.

Young is out of the lineup Wednesday against against the Yankees, Roch Kubatko of MASN Sports reports. Young will sit Wednesday for the third straight game in a row, with Nelson Cruz serving as the designated hitter and David Lough as the left fielder. Young is hitting .321 over 28 at-bats in September. The Orioles have already clinched their playoff spot, so the team may just be resting a few of their starters at this point.

Young is not in the lineup Monday against the Yankees, CSN's Rich Dubroff reports. Young started the last two games for the playoff-bound Orioles but will return to the bench, as Alejandro De Aza and Nelson Cruz serve as the left fielder and designated hitter, respectively. Young is hitting .321 with a triple and three RBI in 28 at-bats this month.