Davies was traded from New England to Philadelphia on Thursday and according to manager Jim Curtin should be available for Saturday's match at D.C. United.

Davies hadn't done much with the Revs this year, having only scored in the opener. He'll hope to find a role on the Union where he'll mainly be competing with CJ Sapong for time.

Davis, who entered Sunday's 3-1 road loss to Orlando City in the 75th minute as a substitute for Scott Caldwell, accounted for a team-high three shots, all on goal.

Less than 24 hours after it was revealed Davies had been diagnosed with cancer earlier in the year, New England's fan favorite at forward, now in remission, returned to the pitch for the first time since April 27. His three shots against Orlando City - all on goal - not only topped all Revolution players in the defeat, but also left Davis matching a season-best in that respective category as well.

Davies announced Saturday that he was diagnosed and treated for liposarcoma this spring, and he is now in remission.

Davies has not played since April 28 when he suffered a groin injury, but it turns out his absence has been for a much more serious issue. It is unclear if he has trained enough recently to play, though he is traveling for Sunday's match against Orlando.

Davies (groin) has been ruled out for Wednesday's match against NYC FC.

Even when he returns to full fitness, it's doubtful Davies will get much playing time, as Kei Kamara is locked into the No. 9 spot for the Revolution.

Davies (groin) will miss his fifth straight game this weekend against the Sounders.

Since starting and scoring in the first match of the season, Davies hasn't been too big of a factor for New England, having not scored or started since. And now that Kei Kamara is in the fold, his value is even less.

Davies is being evaluated week-to-week" to determine when he can return from his groin injury.

The club has little incentive to rush Davies back, as he is likely to find regular playing time hard to come by with Kei Kamara now leading the line.

Davies (groin) has been ruled out for Saturday's match against Chicago.

Davies' fantasy value took a huge hit this week, not because of his injury but because of the Revs' acquisition of Kei Kamara, who almost surely will start a majority of matches up front, pushing Davies into a reserve role.