3 David Ross, C

The Red Sox examined catcher David Ross in Boston Monday and it was determined that he has been cleared to resume throwing and hitting off a tee, the Boston Herald reports.

Ross (concussion) may not even need a minor league rehab assignment. He could be activated by Thursday if that is the case.

Red Sox catcher David Ross (concussion) reported feeling an improvement Sunday, the Boston Globe reports. Ross could begin working out again shortly. 

Ross is still expected to be re-examined Monday. He was eligible to return from the disabled list Sunday, but that obviously did not happen. 

Red Sox catcher David Ross, on the 7-day disabled list, did not travel with the team to Minnesota as he continues to experience concussion-like symptoms.

Ross will not be ready to return from the DL on Sunday. Instead, he is scheduled to be re-examined Monday in Boston, according to MassLive.com.

Red Sox catcher David Ross, who was placed on the 7-day disabled list for a concussion Sunday, experienced a worsening of his symptoms Monday, WEEI.com reports. 

Ross remains in Boston and it is uncertain when he'll be ready to be activated off the DL. 

"We’re still taking this very much day to day. He’ll get re-examined in Boston over the next couple of days before rejoining us in Minnesota," manager John Farrell said. "There’s no template on these, when the symptoms start to progress.

"Yesterday was a tougher day for him with some of those symptoms, so we’ve got to work off him in this. He’ll be fully evaluated in Boston. Where we go from there will be dependent upon the diagnosis and the recommendations of the doctors there."

The Red Sox announced Sunday backup catcher David Ross was placed on the 7-day disabled list with a concussion. Ryan Lavarnway was recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket to take Ross' roster spot.

Ross started Saturday's game against Toronto before being lifted for a pinch hitter in the ninth inning. Since homering twice on April 26, Ross is batting .143 (2 for 14) with one double, one home run and one RBI in six May games.