Lee was able to take part in a full bullpen session Thursday and said his elbow feels good, CSN Philly reports. "I feel good," he said. "It feels like a normal spring so far. I started throwing a lot earlier this year so I feel like I'm ahead of where I'd normally be this time of year, but it's different for me since I missed the last two months of the season."Lee, who was limited to just 13 starts last season because of a strained flexor pronator tendon in his left elbow, has thrown off a mound about 15 times already this offseason. He said he did feel a sensation in his elbow when he started throwing, but it gradually faded away. He is a high risk, high reward pick in drafts this spring because the elbow injury could resurface. He's also a candidate to be traded if he proves he is healthy in the early part of the season.