Webb was outrighted to Triple-A Oklahoma City on Sunday, Mark Saxon of ESPN reports. Webb was acquired from the Orioles on Thursday but never actually joined the Dodgers and will apparently start his season in Triple-A. Although, he's definitely a candidate for a promotion at a later date in the season.

Webb has not yet joined the Dodgers and may not be with the team until after this weekend's series against Arizona, MLB.com's Mark Saxon reports. Webb was traded from Baltimore to Los Angeles on Thursday but he is apparently not quite ready to join his new team. He will presumably join the Dodgers' bullpen by sometime next week, but look for Webb to be used in low-leverage situations for as long as he is with the big league club.

Webb has been acquired by the Dodgers in a trade with the Orioles, Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register reports. Webb made the Orioles' Opening Day roster, but he was then designated for assignment after the first game. If the Dodgers want him for the major-league roster, Webb will likely just work as a middle reliever.

Webb was designated for assignment prior to Monday's game, MASN Sports reports. The Orioles likely kept Webb around while trying to trade him, but in the end the team wanted to get Ryan Lavarnway on the roster. Webb can be claimed by another team or the Orioles can still trade him, or he could accept an assignment to Triple-A.

Webb made Baltimore's final roster cut Sunday, MASN Sports reports. The move to keep Webb is a bit of a surprise. However, the Orioles kept 14 pitchers and will have to drop one after Opening Day when Chris Davis returns from the one game of suspension he has remaining. Webb appears to be the odd man out and he would be exposed to waivers at that time. Webb allowed five runs in 6.2 innings this spring.

Webb allowed two runs Thursday and he is not expected to survive Baltimore's final roster cuts, MASN Sports reports. Webb dealt with some swelling in his knee earlier this spring and he has allowed five runs in 6.2 innings in the Grapefruit League. He is out of options, so the Orioles may try to find a trade partner. Otherwise, Webb would be exposed to waivers before he could accept an assignment at Triple-A.

Webb (knee) returned from swelling Saturday and threw a scoreless inning. Webb is likely to get a bullpen spot, but he is not guaranteed one. He still has plenty of time to log innings in Spring Training games, but he has just three innings in three games through Tuesday.

Webb (knee) will face hitters Thursday, MASN Sports' Roch Kubatko reports. It will be the last hurdle Webb needs to clear before being allowed to pitch in Grapefruit League play. The right-hander, who compiled a 3.83 ERA over 49.1 innings in 2014, will work in middle relief for the Orioles this season.

Webb (knee) felt good after throwing in the bullpen Sunday. He could pitch in a game later this week, MASN's Roch Kubatko reports. The plan for Webb includes agility drills Monday. He still has enough time to get prepared for Opening Day, but there's little room for a setback at this point with just three weeks to go before the season begins.

Webb (knee) may not pitch in a game this weekend as originally anticipated, MASN Sports reports. It appears Webb needs more time before he is game ready. It is reasonable to expect Webb to throw off a mound this weekend and he should return to spring training games by the middle of next week.