X-rays taken late Monday evening on C.J. Wilson's bruised left hand ruled out a fracture. Wilson was lifted in the seventh inning of his start against the Indians Monday after trying to field a comebacker with his pitching hand. But his grip strength was fine in the clubhouse afterward and he should be cleared to make his next scheduled start.

C.J. Wilson left Monday's start against the Indians in the seventh inning with a bruised left hand. Wilson exited after trying to field a comebacker with his pitching hand. Fortunately for the Angels, he's considered day-to-day. The southpaw allowed three runs (two earned) on six hits and one walk over 6 2/3 innings before exiting. He's now winless over his last nine starts dating back to June 26.

C.J. Wilson was smoked on Tuesday, surrendering six runs -- three earned -- on nine hits over five innings of work against the A's. Wilson punched out four and walked five in the game. Mixed league owners shouldn't panic -- especially if their trade deadlines have passed -- but Wilson's recent performance should give pause. Since July 18, he has allowed 27 runs -- 24 earned -- in five starts covering 29 2/3 innings. During that span, his ERA has ballooned from 2.43 to 3.34.

C.J. Wilson was blasted by his former squad on Thursday, surrendering eight runs on 10 hits over 5 1/3 innings of work against the Rangers. Wilson punched out seven and walked three in the game. Ian Kinsler started the madness with a solo shot leading off the first inning. Kinsler then delivered one of three Rangers RBI singles in the second inning, pushing five more runs across. After the Angels offense battled back to take a 7-6 lead, Wilson allowed a solo homer to Nelson Cruz in the fourth inning, and an RBI double to Elvis Andrus in the sixth before being removed. Still, he's having a very nice season and will take a 9-7 record, 3.27 ERA and 122/63 K/BB ratio into Tuesday's start against the Athletics in Oakland.

C.J. Wilson pitched well against the Yankees on Friday, giving up two runs on five hits over his seven frames. Wilson punched out seven while walking two in the game. He handed over a 5-2 lead to the usually outstanding Scott Downs, who immediately imploded. Downs allowed the first two hitters to reach, then a three-run homer to Mark Teixeira, blowing Wilson's shot at a victory. Wilson has pitched extremely well in his first season as an Angel, compiling a 9-5 record, 2.43 ERA and 95/51 K/BB ratio through his first 118 1/3 innings. He'll look to continue that dominance when he battles against the Tigers in Detroit on Wednesday.

C.J. Wilson is scheduled to start the Angels' first game back after the All-Star break, Friday in New York. Wilson pulled out of the All-Star Game because of a bliser on his pitching hand, but it was only a minor thing. "If he had pitched Tuesday ... we didn't want him to have a setback," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Thursday.

C.J. Wilson took a no-decision in Sunday's 10-6 win over the Blue Jays, allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits and five walks in five innings. Wilson struck out three in his third shortest outing of the season. Now the owner of a 2.33 ERA, 1.17 WHIP and 86/44 K/BB ratio through his first 104 1/3 innings in an Angels uniform, Wilson will get the Orioles at home on Friday.

C.J. Wilson pitched extremely well in a victory against the Orioles on Tuesday evening, allowing just one run on six hits over seven strong innings. Wilson walked two and struck out two. He's been extremely impressive in his first season with the Halos, compiling a 9-4 record, 2.36 ERA and 81/41 K/BB ratio through his first 99 1/3 innings. He'll look to continue his dominance of the American League when he takes on the Blue Jays in Toronto on Sunday.

C.J. Wilson held the Dodgers to one run on four hits and five walks in seven innings Wednesday, but got stuck with a no-decision in the Angels' 2-1 win. He struck out three. Wilson has now allowed just three runs in 35 innings over his past five starts (0.77 ERA). He'll bring a 2.30 ERA, 1.10 WHIP and 76/38 K/BB ratio into his Tuesday start against the Giants.

C.J. Wilson turned in an extremely impressive performance on Friday, shutting down the Rockies at Coors Field, allowing just one run on five hits in eight innings. Wilson racked up nine strikeouts while walking just one in the game. Wilson lowered his ERA to 2.39 which is second only to Chris Sale (2.30) in the American League. The lone blemish on his fantastic outing was an RBI double from Marco Scutaro in the sixth inning. He'll take a 7-4 record with him into Los Angeles where he'll battle the Dodgers on Wednesday.