Orioles outfielder Austin Hays left Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Twins with a bruised left hip after colliding with first baseman Donovan Solano on a groundout.

In the bottom of the second inning, Hays hit a ground ball to third baseman Jose Miranda, whose wide throw to first caused Solano to leap up the baseline. Running to the bag, Hays collided with Solano while he was mid-air, resulting in both players taking a moment on the dirt of the Camden Yards infield. While Twins teammates and coaches checked on Solano before he remained in the game, Hays returned to the dugout under his own power and played left field in the top of the third. Aaron Hicks replaced Hays in left for the top of the fourth.

Hays, 27, has had an All-Star-caliber first half, entering the day ranked third in the American League with a .313 average while ranking in the top 10 in doubles, hits, slugging percentage and OPS. After Hays garnered a reputation as injury prone early in his career, it’s been more than two years since his most recent injured list stint, playing through core, wrist and hand injuries during that time.

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