36 Jered Weaver, SP

Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver threw a light bullpen session Friday, and will throw one more Sunday before the team determines when he will be able to rejoin the rotation. According to the Los Angeles Times, Weaver will likely return from the disabled list Wednesday when the Angels take on the cross-town Dodgers.

Weaver has made just two starts this season, while recovering from a broken elbow in his non-pitching arm. 

Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Thursday that starting pitcher Jered Weaver will return to the rotation next week if his bullpen session this weekend goes well, the Orange County Register reports.

Weaver struck out nine while allowing one run in a start during extended spring training Wednesday. He's made just two starts for the Angels this season, allowing six earned runs in 11 innings.

Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver (arm) took the hill for an extended spring start Wednesday. The right-hander struck out nine in 5 2/3 innings, while allowing one run on six hits.

Manager Mike Scioscia said Tuesday it was possible Weaver could be ready to come off the 15-day disabled list after making his extended spring start Wednesday.

Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Tuesday that it is possible starter Jered Weaver is activated after his extended spring training appearance Wednesday, the Los Angeles Times reports. Weaver is recovering from a fractured radius in his left arm. 

Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver (arm) is expected to throw a simulated game in extended spring training Wednesday, according to the Los Angeles Daily News. It's an important step in his recovery from a fractured radius in his left arm.