Brandon Beachy (elbow) will make his second rehab start with Triple-A Gwinnett on Sunday. After throwing 29 pitches over two innings in his first start, Beachy will be limited to three innings or 45 pitches in his second outing. He's expected to make around five starts in the minors to regain his arm strength before rejoining the Braves' rotation in the middle of June. If you haven't already done so, now would be a terrific time to stash the young right-hander in most fantasy leagues.

Brandon Beachy (elbow) will make his first official minor league rehab start Sunday with Triple-A Gwinnett. Beachy was cleared after he threw 29 pitches over two innings Tuesday during a start in extended spring training. He's expected to make around five starts in the minors, which puts him on pace to join the Braves around the anniversary of his Tommy John surgery on June 21. He's well worth stashing in most fantasy leagues.

Brandon Beachy (elbow) threw 29 pitches over two innings in an extended spring training start on Tuesday. Beachy was hitting 92-93 mph with his fastball, which is obviously a good sign. The Braves have not revealed the next step for the right-hander, but they'll bring him along slowly.

Brandon Beachy (elbow) will make a start in extended spring training on Tuesday. There had been reports that he might begin a rehab assignment at a minor league affiliate on Wednesday or Thursday, but Beachy will appear in extended spring first. He'll throw two innings Tuesday before the next step in his rehab is determined.

Brandon Beachy (elbow) could begin a rehab assignment next Wednesday or Thursday. Beachy through his final live batting practice session on Thursday and is scheduled for a bullpen session on Sunday. If that goes well, he's expected to be cleared to begin a rehab assignment. He'll surely need the full 30 days on his rehab assignment, putting him on track for a mid-June return.

Brandon Beachy (elbow) threw another bullpen session Friday. Beachy, who is currently working his way back from Tommy John surgery, is expected to throw two more before going out on a minor league rehab assignment. The plan calls for him to make about 6-7 starts before being activated, which puts him on track to join the Braves in mid-to-late June.

Brandon Beachy (elbow) could begin a minor league rehab assignment in 7-10 days. Beachy hasn't had any setbacks in his recovery from Tommy John surgery, and has been throwing live batting practice sessions in extended spring training. He's expected to rejoin the Braves' rotation around mid-June.

Brandon Beachy (elbow) threw live batting practice on Friday. Beachy has been throwing off a mound since early on in spring training and hasn't encountered any setbacks as he works his way back from Tommy John surgery. He's expected to rejoin the Braves' rotation around midseason.

Braves placed RHP Brandon Beachy on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 22, with a right elbow injury. Beachy had Tommy John surgery last June and has been throwing bullpen sessions in Braves' camp this spring. If all goes well, he should be ready to join the Braves' rotation around midseason. He could make for a useful DL-stash in certain fantasy formats.

Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez confirmed that Brandon Beachy (elbow) remains "on target" to return before the All-Star break. Beachy hasn't reported any setbacks in his throwing program and should rejoin the Braves' starting rotation around late-June. "He's pitched great," Gonzalez said. "If we gotta break camp tomorrow, he's our fifth (starter). He's pitched that well. We're going to give him an opportunity, I think, barring something crazy."