Jered Weaver (elbow) threw his second bullpen session Saturday and reported feeling fine. Weaver will probably throw three more bullpen sessions before being cleared for a minor league rehab assignment. The ace right-hander is expected to return to the Angels' starting rotation by the end of this month. He fractured his non-throwing elbow on April 7.

Jered Weaver (elbow) said his first bullpen session on Thursday since landing on the disabled list went well. The right-hander will need 4-5 more pen sessions before beginning a rehab assignment. Weaver could return before the end of the month if all goes as planned.

Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Jered Weaver (elbow) is more than two weeks away from rejoining the rotation. Weaver on Thursday with throw his first bullpen session since fracturing his non-pitching elbow. He needs to build up his innings, though, and will be sent to extended spring training and on a rehab assignment before returning. The right-hander should be back in a big league uniform by the end of the month.

Jered Weaver (elbow) is scheduled to throw a bullpen session on Thursday. It will be the first time he's thrown from a mound since he landed on the disabled list last month with a fractured left (non-throwing) elbow. Barring a setback, Weaver is expected to rejoin the Angels' rotation later this month.

Jered Weaver (elbow) is scheduled to throw a bullpen session next week. Weaver has already been throwing from a distance of 100 feet, but it will be his first time doing any mound work. The Angels are expecting him to be ready to rejoin their starting rotation later this month.

Jered Weaver (elbow) was slated to play catch from 120 feet prior to Thursday's game. Weaver will need to stretch it out to 200 feet a few times before he'll be allowed to throw from a mound again. The right-hander will rejoin the Angels' rotation later this month.

Jered Weaver (elbow) threw on flat ground from up to 100 feet on Wednesday. Weaver is throwing from flat ground on a nearly daily basis and, according to Angels manager Mike Scioscia, is "very excited" with how his elbow feels. There's no timetable for when he'll throw from a mound, but he's progressing as scheduled. Weaver is expected back in a few weeks.

Jered Weaver was able to play catch for the second consecutive day on Friday, this time at a distance of about 75 feet. While it may not look like much, these are at least steps in the right direction. Weaver will throw again on Sunday, and could be looking at a return in mid-May as long as he doesn't suffer any setbacks.

Jered Weaver played catch Wednesday for the first time since suffering a non-displaced elbow fracture. It's a step in the right direction for Weaver, who has been on the disabled list since April 9. If the progress continues, he could be back with the Angels in mid-May.

Jered Weaver (elbow) plans to resume throwing Wednesday. Weaver has been letting the elbow heal after X-rays last week came back negative. The Angels are calling it "activating" the arm, so the type and extent of the throwing is still unknown. Weaver looks to still be on track for a mid-May return.