Kyle Farnsworth (elbow) is available on Wednesday. Farnsworth left a relief appearance Monday with soreness in his right elbow, but he played catch on Tuesday afternoon and woke up feeling fine on Wednesday morning.

Kyle Farnsworth (elbow) played catch on Tuesday. Rays manager Joe Maddon said after Monday's game that Kyle Farnsworth would likely be placed on the disabled list Tuesday with elbow soreness, but that didn't happen. The righty is apparently feeling much better.

Rays manager Joe Maddon said after Monday's game that Kyle Farnsworth (elbow) may be headed to the disabled list. Farnsworth left Monday's game due to what Maddon described "a little bit of elbow soreness." The Rays could use a fresh arm after Monday's extra-inning game, so a move appears likely.

Kyle Farnsworth left Monday's game after one-third of an inning due to right arm soreness. The Rays have been using Farnsworth carefully, but he's struggled anyway and now it seems likely that he's DL bound. Given that he has a 6.75 ERA this season, the Rays won't be missing much.

Kyle Farnsworth (finger) will make an appearance in a Grapefruit League game on Wednesday. Farnsworth was forced from an outing on Saturday because of a bruised right middle finger. The right-handed setup man should be fine for the start of the season.

Kyle Farnsworth left Saturday's Grapefruit League game because of a bruised right middle finger. The Rays are saying it's no big deal. Farnsworth should be fine for his next scheduled Grapefruit League appearance.

Kyle Farnsworth pitched a perfect inning Friday in his spring debut. The Rays are saving Farnsworth's bullets for the regular season, so he's expected to make just eight appearances this spring. He'll help set up for Fernando Rodney this season.

The Rays plan to limit Kyle Farnsworth (arm) to eight appearances in spring training. Farnsworth has been throwing bullpen sessions without any issues, but he's yet to be cleared to game action. The Rays expect him to make his Grapefruit League debut by the end of the week.

Kyle Farnsworth (arm) threw a bullpen session Saturday without incident. Farnsworth skipped a live batting practice session last week due to soreness, but said that he "felt fine" and doesn't expect to miss any time. The injury shouldn't impact his availability for spring training.

Kyle Farnsworth was held out of Wednesday's live batting practice session due to right arm soreness. The Rays are expected to continue to move him along slowly. Farnsworth threw a side session on Thursday and reportedly "felt great." The injury shouldn't impact his availability for Opening Day, but look for him to be limited early in spring training games.