Williams (hamstring) allowed four runs on six hits over four innings in a rehab start for Low-A Lakewood on Sunday.

Williams has given up six runs in two rehab starts thus far. The Phillies have not announced the next step for Williams. He could make one more rehab start or he could return to the rotation next week to face the Rays.

Williams (hamstring) will make his first start of a rehab assignment Tuesday for Double-A Reading, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Williams recently said he expects to need just two rehab starts before rejoining the Phillies. That puts him on track to return after the All-Star break.

Williams (hamstring) expects to need two rehab starts before rejoining the Phillies, the team's official site reports.

That sets Williams up to return after the All-Star break. He will start his rehab with Double-A Reading this week, and will likely slot back into the Phillies' rotation when he comes off the disabled list. He has been sidelined since June 17 with a strained left hamstring.

Williams (hamstring) will report to Double-A Reading on Sunday to begin a rehab assignment, CSN Philadelphia reports.

Williams, who has been on the disabled list since May 17 with a strained left hamstring, will likely rejoin the Phillies after the All-Star break. He is 3-7 with a 6.43 ERA in 14 starts this season.

Williams (hamstring) will throw a bullpen session Friday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

It will be Williams' second bullpen session since hitting the disabled list on June 17 with a hamstring strain. He is probably looking at a return after the All-Star break.

Williams (hamstring) was placed on the disabled list Wednesday.

Williams is dealing with a strained left hamstring, which he sustained during the first inning of Tuesday's game. He'll miss at least two weeks, and the team has called up right-hander Hector Neris from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to take Williams' spot.

Williams (hamstring) will likely need a stint on the disabled list, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Williams will be examined by doctors Wednesday. He left his start Tuesday after feeling a pop in his leg while trying to make a play near home plate.

Williams left Tuesday's game with a strained left hamstring, MLB.com's Todd Zolecki reports.

He left in the first inning after recording just two outs, so those who were starting him in really deep leagues got basically nothing out of the start. Consider him highly questionable for his next scheduled start, Sunday against the Cardinals.

Williams left Tuesday's start after .2 innings due to an apparent lower body injury, Jim Salisbury of CSN Philly reports.

Williams had already gotten off to a rocky start Tuesday, allowing four earned runs before suffering the injury trying to cover home plate on a wild pitch. His final line was six earned runs on four hits and two walks over .2 innings. The extent of Williams' injury should be released following Tuesday's game.

Williams gave up four runs on nine hits and one walk while striking out three in six innings in a loss to the Reds on Wednesday afternoon.

It marked just the second time in his last six outings that Williams has made it through six innings. He has one quality start in his last nine turns and a 5.71 ERA for the season. As things line up now, Williams will go on the road to face Baltimore in his next start.

Williams was touched up for four runs on nine hits, he did not walk a batter and struck out two over 4.1 innings of a 5-4 loss to the Giants on Friday night.

He was spared the loss as his teammates managed to keep him in the game, but a 5.68 ERA on the rise tells the story of his season so far. The Phillies don't have many options so he may well keep taking a regular turn, but that doesn't mean you want him on your fantasy roster.

Williams allowed four runs on eight hits over five innings in Sunday's loss to the Rockies.

Williams made seven starts in May and was 1-4 with a 6.62 ERA. The Phillies have few options, so expect them to continue to roll with Williams despite his struggles.

Williams gave up three runs on five hits and four walks while striking out four over six innings in Tuesday's loss against the Mets.

Despite exiting the game with a three- run deficit, Williams did not factor into the decision thanks to an eighth-inning rally by the Phillies' offense. He surrendered all three runs in the bottom of the third inning, but otherwise held the Mets scoreless. Philadelphia will be back home for Williams' next start against Colorado on Sunday.

Williams (3-4) gave up five runs on eight hits and three walks without recording any strikeouts in Thursday's road loss to Colorado.

He also hit a batter for good measure. Truly, Williams got off lucky only by allowing five runs after he put 12 men on base in this one. He had a good nine-start run with the Phillies last year, but Williams has never been a very good pitcher, and if the Phillies' pitching prospects can force their way up to the majors, he's sure to be one of the rotation members who gets displaced. In the meantime, he'll line up for Tuesday's start against the Mets.

Williams won his third game of the season Saturday, allowing three runs (two earned) on seven hits over five innings, striking out four.

He isn't lasting particularly deep into games, and his 5.02 ERA isn't at all enticing, but Williams is still picking up wins thanks to timely Phillies hitting. His next start on Thursday comes on the road in Denver, however, so even if you've picked him up in a deep league you'll likely want to get him onto your bench and off your active roster.

Williams struck out four and walked two while holding the Pirates to three runs on four hits over five innings in a losing effort Monday.

The Phillies will continue to roll out Williams as their fifth starter for now, but his season ERA sits at 5.21 and his nine-start stretch with the Phillies last season (2.83 ERA, 1.13 WHIP) continues to look like an aberration. Williams' next start will come at home Saturday against the Diamondbacks.

Williams lasted only 4.1 innings, giving up six runs on eight hits to go with three strikeouts Wednesday against the Braves.

Williams (2-2) was lifted with one out in the fifth and allowed a season-high six runs Wednesday. Down 2-1 going into the fifth, Williams gave up two singles, a sac fly, then two more singles before Jake Diekman took over. Williams will look to bounce back in his next scheduled start Monday against Pittsburgh.

Williams allowed three runs on seven hits over five innings Friday against the Marlins. He struck out two and walked two.

Williams is 2-1 with a 4.08 ERA and a 17:7 K:BB ratio in 28.2 innings. He will face the Braves in his next start.

Williams picked up his second consecutive win on Sunday against the Braves, allowing three earned runs on eight hits and two walks over 6.2 innings.

Sunday's outing was Williams' third quality start in four appearances thus far and he is now 2-1 with a respectable 3.80 ERA on the season. Williams doesn't miss many bats and shouldn't be expected to rack up the wins on a poor Phillies ball-club, but is in the midst of a decent start to the year and will look to keep it going versus the Marlins on Friday.

Williams notched his first win of the season Tuesday, allowing three runs (two earned) over six strong innings against the Marlins.

The veteran yielded eight hits and one walk with six strikeouts in the outing, turning out his second quality start in three trips to the mound. Williams was solid down the stretch for the Phillies last season and has carried that success into the early part of 2015. He'll head into Sunday's start at home against the Braves with a 3.71 ERA over 17 innings pitched.