Nate McLouth launched a three-run homer in Tuesday's loss to the Indians. McLouth took closer Chris Perez deep with no outs in the ninth before Perez rebounded to retire the next three hitters. The outfielder also had a single earlier in the game. While he's predictably cooled after a red-hot start, McLouth still sports a decent .269/.339/.414 batting line with 11 homers and 29 steals.

Nate McLouth is not in the Orioles' lineup Monday. It's likely just a scheduled day of rest. Steve Pearce is starting in left field Monday against the Rays.

Nate McLouth went 2-for-5 with a grand slam and two runs scored in a slugfest victory over the Mariners on Friday. It was his first home run since June 30. McLouth is now hitting .358 (19-for-53) over his last 13 games. Oddly, while the 31-year-old had 24 stolen bases through his first 62 games this season, he's just 1-for-3 in stolen base attempts over his last 36 games.

Nate McLouth went 1-for-4 with an RBI in Thursday's win against the Rangers. The 32-year-old remains a valuable fantasy commodity, batting .283 to go with 24 steals, good for second in the American League. McLouth is on pace for 10 homers and 91 runs.

Nate McLouth went 2-for-3 with a solo homer and two runs scored in a 4-3 win over the Yankees on Friday. McLouth broke up CC Sabathia's no-hit bid with a single in the sixth inning and eventually came around to score on a two-run double by Manny Machado. One inning later, he put the Orioles ahead for good with a solo homer. While many questioned McLouth's production down the stretch last season, he's batting .288/.366/.409 with five home runs, 24 stolen bases, and 48 runs scored through 70 games this season.

Nate McLouth went 3-for-5 with two doubles, a steal and two runs scored against the Tigers on Wednesday. McLouth was hitting .226/.344/.264 in 53 at-bats for the month entering the day. But even though he hasn't hit for average since April, he's still drawing walks and stealing bases. While McLouth, with 24, is seven steals behind Jacoby Ellsbury for the AL lead, he has eight more than anyone else in the circuit.

Nate McLouth went 1-for-4 with two stolen bases, his 20th and 21st of the year, as the Orioles beat the Astros on Tuesday. McLouth is now tied with Jacoby Ellsbury for the American League lead in stolen bases at 21, and he's only been caught one time on the year. His high for a season is 23 in 2008 with the Pirates, but he's almost certainly going to top that number this season. Oh, and he's also hitting a tidy .296/.370/.429 on the year to boot.

Nate McLouth went 2-for-4 with a walk in Saturday's victory against the Blue Jays. The 32-year-old is thriving atop Baltimore's potent lineup, posting a .285/.365/.437 slash line and leading the American League with 15 steals. He's also sixth with 34 runs scored. Between 2010-2012, McLouth often looked dead in the water, batting an anemic .221/.320/.346 line over 255 games. McLouth hasn't played this well since 2008, when he was a 26-year-old All-Star for the Pirates.

Nate McLouth went 2-for-6 with two runs scored Friday against the Twins. McLouth doubled and scored in a game-tying rally in the seventh and singled and scored when the Orioles finally went ahead in the 10th. The 32-year-old has thrived at the top of Baltimore's powerful lineup this season, scoring 28 runs in 31 games. Only Detroit's Austin Jackson (33 runs) has more.

Nate McLouth is not in the Orioles starting lineup on Friday, receiving a routine day off against left-hander Jason Vargas. The 31-year-old outfielder has been on an absolute tear to begin the season, hitting .333/.431/.517 with three homers, 10 RBI and eight stolen bases. While he can't maintain this pace all season, the O's should be doing everything they can to get him in the lineup while he's hot. He needs to be started in all fantasy formats at this point.