Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) threw two scoreless innings in a rehab start with High-A Brevard County on Wednesday. It was the lefty's first rehab start since being placed on the disabled list in late March. He's shooting for a return at the end of May.

Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) will begin a rehab assignment with High-A Brevard County on Wednesday. He figures to need plenty of rehab appearances since he hasn't appeared in any game action since before shoulder surgery. Gorzelanny should rejoin the Brewers' bullpen later this month.

Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) will begin a rehab assignment soon. Gorzelanny had a setback last month as he works his way back from shoulder surgery, but it appears he's back on track. He's aiming to rejoin the Brewers' bullpen in late May or early June.

MLB.com's Adam McCalvy reports that Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) had "a little setback" last week but is "back on track." Gorzelanny is still working his way back from offseason shoulder surgery. He's expected to miss most, if not all, of April.

Brewers placed LHP Tom Gorzelanny on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 21, with a left shoulder injury. Gorzelanny didn't appear in any games this spring as he works his way back from offseason shoulder surgery. He's expected to miss most, if not all, of April.

Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) said Friday's first spring training bullpen session went well. The left-hander had a cleanup procedure on his left shoulder this offseason but looks to be on track to be ready for Opening Day. Gorzelanny will fill a middle relief role for the Brewers.

Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) is scheduled to begin a throwing program on Friday. Gorzelanny had a cleanup procedure on his left shoulder this offseason. The Brewers are optimistic that he'll be available out of their bullpen come Opening Day. He's the only physically-restricted player in Brewers camp.

Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) has yet to begin a throwing program. Gorzelanny required a cleanup procedure on his throwing shoulder over the winter. Although the lefty has yet to resume throwing, the Brewers remain hopeful that Gorzelanny will be ready to go on Opening Day.

Tom Gorzelanny required surgery on his left shoulder. Gorzelanny felt soreness in early September and was eventually shut down for the year. The southpaw isn't expected to be able to pitch until mid-March, but the Brewers remain hopeful that he'll be ready for the start of the 2014 season. He can't afford any setbacks.

Tom Gorzelanny (shoulder) has been shut down for the season. Gorzelanny felt lingering soreness during a throwing session on Tuesday, necessitating the shutdown. He hadn't appeared in a game since September 2. "I'll get ready for next year," he said.