36 Jered Weaver, SP

Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver, on the 15-day disabled list, felt fine after throwing four innings in a simulated game Friday, according to The Orange County Register.

Weaver, who is working his way back from a fractured left elbow, threw a total of 80 pitches, including his bullpen session prior to the simulated game. The right-hander feels ready to begin his rehab assignment. He will need 2-3 rehab starts before rejoining the rotation.

Angels injured starter Jered Weaver (elbow) will likely need 2-3 rehab starts before he can rejoin L.A.'s starting rotation, MLB.com reports. 

Weaver threw a successful bullpen session Tuesday and is expected to throw 80 pitches in his next session before the rehab assignment begins. Weaver is not expected to rejoin the L.A. rotation until early June. 

Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver, who is on the 15-day disabled list, was able to play catch without incident Monday, MLB.com reports. Weaver is expected to throw his third bullpen session Tuesday. 

Angels starter Jered Weaver (elbow) threw a 40-pitch bullpen session Saturday, MLB.com reports. Weaver did not report any issues following his session but bullpen coach Mike Butcher said the two are "still working through some things."

"Right now, we're trying to build arm strength, build endurance and just see where we're going," Butcher said. "It's like a day-to-day thing, where his progression is going to lead. We don't want to rush anything."

Weaver is hoping to be ready to return sometime near the end of May.

Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver threw from a mound for the first time since fracturing his left elbow and felt "great," the Los Angeles Times reports. He threw 28 fastballs, all at about 90 percent intensity.

Weaver, who has made just two starts this season, is expected to rejoin the Angels' rotation by the end of May.