Jered Weaver (shoulder) won't pitch this weekend. An MRI taken Wednesday on Weaver's right shoulder showed only tendinitis, but the Angels don't want to put him on the mound while he's still experiencing soreness. He should be ready to rock again by early next week. The 29-year-old righty has posted a 2.86 ERA, 1.03 WHIP and 121/38 K/BB ratio in 160 1/3 innings this season.

Jered Weaver has returned to California to have his right shoulder examined. Weaver continues to feel some discomfort in his right shoulder after he was hit by a comebacker during Sunday's start against the Mariners. He has yet to undergo an MRI, but that could happen now. He will likely miss this weekend's series against the Tigers.

Jered Weaver is questionable for his next start because of tenderness in his right shoulder. Weaver was struck by a Dustin Ackley comebacker during his outing Sunday against the Mariners and was still experiencing discomfort on Monday morning. The Angels' medical team will reevaluate him in a couple of days. He's scheduled to pitch next on Friday versus the Tigers.

Jered Weaver left after allowing two runs in 5 1/3 innings Sunday against the Mariners. Weaver stayed in after taking a Dustin Ackley comebacker off his upper arm in the fifth, but he didn't last much longer afterwards, suggesting that it may have been bothering him. He'll probably make his next start anyway.

Jared Weaver turned in a decent outing in a no-decision against the Red Sox on Tuesday, surrendering five runs (four earned) on seven hits over his seven frames. Weaver struck out five and walked one in the game. Jarrod Saltalamacchia got the Red Sox on the board with a solo shot in the second inning. They then broke through for three in the fourth, including RBI singles from James Loney and Saltalamacchia. Weaver owns a stellar 16-3 record, 2.85 ERA and 118/34 K/BB ratio over 155 innings this season. He'll look to get back on track when he squares off against the Mariners in Seattle on Sunday.

Jered Weaver bounced back from his worst start of the season in Wednesday's 7-3 win in Boston, allowing two runs on seven hits in seven innings of work. Weaver struck out five and walked only one as he improved to 16-3. The 16-win campaign is the third of Weaver's career, while he's now just two off his career-best 18 victories from a season ago. The owner of a 2.74 ERA, 0.98 WHIP and 113/33 K/BB ratio through 148 frames, he'll get the Red Sox again next Tuesday, this time at home.

Jered Weaver was torched for a career-high nine earned runs in three-plus innings by the Rays on Friday. So much for Weaver's sparkling 1.23 home ERA. He allowed as many earned runs tonight as he did in his previous 10 starts at Angel Stadium this year. His overall ERA jumped from 2.22 to 2.73, taking him from first place to fifth place in the AL. After allowing two runs in three innings tonight, he failed to retire any of the seven batters he faced in the fourth. Both runners he left on also came around to score. His previous high total for earned runs allowed was eight. That had happened four times, including once earlier this year against the Rangers.

Jered Weaver blanked the A's on Monday, throwing 117 pitches in his sixth career shutout. It was a four-hitter, and Weaver struck out nine in improving to 15-1 on the season. He's prevailed in nine straight starts, and the Angels have won his last 12 starts dating back to May 18.

Jered Weaver shut down the Rangers on Tuesday night, allowing just two runs on five hits over 6 1/3 innings en route to his league-leading 14th victory. Weaver struck out three and walked one in the game. He cruised through the first six innings unscathed, then allowed a two-run double to David Murphy before being removed in the seventh. At 14-1, Weaver is now tied with David Price and R.A. Dickey for the major meague lead with 14 victories. He'll take a 2.29 ERA and 92/27 K/BB ratio into his next start against the White Sox.

Jered Weaver kept on rolling at home Friday, limiting the Rangers to one run over seven innings in earning his 12th win. An Elvis Andrus homer was the only damage. Weaver has won six straight starts, and the Angels have won each of his last nine starts. At home this year, he's 7-0 with a 0.67 ERA in eight starts.