RHP Cam Bedrosian resumed a rehab assignment at Class-A Inland Empire on Tuesday, throwing a scoreless inning while giving up one hit and striking out two. Bedrosian, the Angels' closer to start the season, has been on the disabled list since April 22 with a strained groin. He made a couple rehab appearances early in June but had a setback, forcing him to shut it down until his return Tuesday.

RHP Cam Bedrosian had a setback in his rehab from a right groin strain that has kept him on the 10-day disabled list since April 22. Bedrosian experienced some lingering discomfort this week but manager Mike Scioscia doesn't believe it's a serious issue. "He felt something walking around the other day, felt a little bit stiff," Scioscia said. "Today, he just went in, played catch and feels good. It's just going to push things a couple of days until we get him on the mound again and make sure everything's OK."

RHP Cam Bedrosian will make at least one more rehab appearance with High-A Inland Empire before he's activated from the disabled list. He was placed on the DL on April 22 with a right groin strain. "He wants to fine-tune some things," manager Mike Scioscia said. "When a pitcher still feels a little out of sync, you definitely want to work on it down there." Bedrosian is expected to assume a setup role upon his return.

RHP Cam Bedrosian allowed two runs Friday and struck out two batters in one inning in two rehab assignments this weekend, and could return to the Angels bullpen this week.

RHP Cam Bedrosian was sent on a second rehab assignment at Class A Inland Empire and hopes to exit that effort and return to the Angels bullpen next week. The Angels have managed to withstand a bevy of injuries to the bullpen this season despite having only three days off since the season began and zero complete games by a starter. "It's been difficult having so many games and with the status of our bullpen," manager Mike Scioscia.

RHP Cam Bedrosian (groin) will make a rehab appearance Friday with the Angels' Inland Empire farm team and could be activated as early as next week. Huston Street was slated to be the Angels' closer in spring training, and Bedrosian took his place before suffering his own injury in his third appearance of 2017.

RHP Cam Bedrosian, who has missed 35 games this season because of a groin strain, may soon rejoin the Angels bullpen. His throwing program has progressed rapidly in the last week-plus. "He's throwing very well," manager Mike Scioscia said. "His last assessment was great. I think he's ready to turn the corner. I can't say exactly when, but it should be soon."

RHP Cam Bedrosian (strained right groin) is scheduled to throw a bullpen session Monday. It will be the time Bedrosian pitches off a mound since he was placed on the 10-day disabled list Apr. 22. Bedrosian is likely at least a couple weeks away from returning to the Angels' bullpen. He is 1-0 with three saves and a 0.00 ERA in six games this season.

RHP Cam Bedrosian recorded the Angels' first six-out save since RHP Joe Smith did so on May 4, 2016 at Milwaukee. Bedrosian inherited a runner in the eighth inning before inducing an inning-ending double play off the bat of Astros DH Carlos Beltran. In the ninth inning, Bedrosian worked around a pair of baserunners, stranding Brian McCann and Yuli Gurriel in scoring position.

RHP Cam Bedrosian is securing his hold on the closer's spot as he continues to impress. He's 2-for-2 in save opportunities this season, and earned the victory Tuesday against the Rangers when he threw a scoreless 10th inning. He has allowed just three baserunners in 3 2/3 innings this season.

RHP Cam Bedrosian struck out the final four batters he faced to earn his second save Saturday night. Bedrosian entered Saturday night's game against the Seattle Mariners with one out in the bottom of the eighth inning. The right-hander allowed 2B Robinson Cano to hit a single and DH Nelson Cruz to hit a sacrifice fly, then struck out 3B Kyle Seager to end the inning. Bedrosian preserved the 5-4 win by striking out 1B Danny Valencia, CF Leonys Martin and C Mike Zunino.

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RHP Cam Bedrosian earned his first career save Tuesday at Oakland. He retired the side in order in the ninth, striking out one, to seal the Angels' 7-6 win.

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RHP Cam Bedrosian (blood clot in right arm) underwent surgery Sept. 6. He is expected to be ready for spring training.

RHP Cam Bedrosian (middle finger tendinitis) had an angiogram Wednesday that revealed a blood clot originating in his upper right arm. He will see a vascular specialist to determine the next step. He was put on the disabled list Aug. 9 with the tendinitis in his finger.

RHP Cam Bedrosian (tendinitis in middle finger) had an angiogram that showed a blood clot originating in his upper right arm. He will see a vascular specialist.

RHP Cam Bedrosian was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Tuesday with middle finger tendinitis. Bedrosian had appeared in 45 games and had a 2-0 record and 1.12 ERA plus one save.

RHP Cam Bedrosian earned the first save of his career Tuesday, and he extended his streak of scoreless appearances to 25, covering 23 2/3 innings. The streak ended Wednesday when Bedrosian, asked to protect a 6-5 lead, gave up one run on two hits and three walks in the ninth inning of the Angels' eventual 8-6 win. "One of those nights," Bedrosian said. "Didn't have my best stuff, walks, so ... Of course (it stings), I wanted to be the guy that gets another save one night after getting my first one, but it's a learning experience. I'll be ready to go tomorrow."

RHP Cam Bedrosian got the first crack at replacing injured RHP Huston Street in the closer role, and he recorded his first career save Tuesday. He struck out the side in the ninth inning to preserve the Angels' 5-4 win over the A's. "It's huge man, I've been looking forward to this for a while now," said Bedrosian, who lowered his ERA to 0.90. "I know my dad's pretty proud of it." Bedrosian's father, Steve, had 184 saves for the Braves, Phillies, Giants and Twins in a major league career that lasted from 1981-95.