43 Kyle Farnsworth, RP

Rays reliever Kyle Farnsworth was not only available to pitch in Wednesday's 2-1 loss to Boston, he was quite dominant in his inning of work. 

Farnsworth, who was sidelined a few days with right elbow soreness, showed no residual issues Wednesday pitching the fifth and part of the sixth inning. He was perfect over 1 2/3 innings with a strikeout, needing just 19 pitches. Farnsworth lowered his ERA to 6.11 with the effort. 

Looking healthy, Farnsworth has now gone four straight scoreless appearances with just one hit allowed over a span of four innings with three Ks. 

Rays reliever Kyle Farnsworth is available for Wednesday's game against the Red Sox after being sidelined for a few days with soreness in his right elbow.

Farnsworth told the Tampa Bay Times Wednesday that he was being cautious when he left Monday's game, given his previous problems with his elbow. But he expects it to not be an issue moving forward. 

Rays reliever Kyle Farnsworth will apparently avoid the disabled list, the Tampa Tribune reports. Farnsworth's right elbow feels OK Tuesday. 

He was on the field before the game playing catch, though he's unlikely to be available to pitch in Tuesday's game against the Red Sox. 

Rays reliever Kyle Farnsworth left Monday's game with elbow soreness, and could wind up on the disabled list, according to MLB.com.

Farnsworth told manager Joe Maddon his elbow was sore. After the game, Maddon said a trip to the disabled list was "possible." 

Through 16 innings, Farnsworth has a 6.75 ERA. 

Rays reliever Kyle Farnsworth struck out Dustin Pedroia to end the top of the 11th Monday against Boston. Despite pitching to one batter, Farnsworth did not return for the 12th and after the game it was discovered he had left with an arm injury.

Farnsworth was diagnosed with right arm soreness, the Tampa Tribune reports.