Roy Halladay (lat) has been cleared to rejoin the Phillies' rotation Tuesday against the Dodgers after throwing a successful 28-pitch bullpen session Saturday. Halladay pitched just three innings during his lone rehab start, but he's feeling fine physically and is ready to return to the big club. Doc will be on a pitch count Tuesday, though pitching coach Rich Dubee declined to reveal what that limit would be. He might not regain his form right away, but it's hard not to recommend throwing Halladay back into your fantasy lineup immediately.

Roy Halladay (lat) allowed one run in three innings Thursday in a rehab start with High-A Clearwater. Halladay gave up three hits while striking out four and walking none. He threw 43 out of 61 pitches for strikes and topped out at 91 mph on the radar gun. Assuming he feels good and the Phillies are satisfied with the results, he could return from the disabled list Tuesday against the Dodgers.

Roy Halladay (shoulder) will begin a rehab assignment with High-A Clearwater Thursday if Tuesday's bullpen session goes well. Hallday has thrown three bullpen sessions without any issues, so it's likely he'll be ready to roll on Thursday. It's not clear how many rehab appearances he'll need, but it will probably be at least a couple given that he's already missed six weeks of action. A late-July return seems likely.

Roy Halladay (lat) tossed a third bullpen session without issue on Saturday, and will throw a fourth on Monday in Clearwater. If all goes well with Monday's session, the next step would be to go out on a rehab assignment. After a tune-up or two in the minor leagues, Halladay should return to the Phillies rotation shortly after the All-Star break.

Roy Halladay (lat) threw a "strenuous" bullpen session on Tuesday afternoon in New York. Doc had no issues during or after the workout, and should soon progress to a minor league rehab assignment. He's likely to be cleared to rejoin the Phillies' rotation shortly after the All-Star break.

Roy Halladay (lat) has had no soreness thus far while throwing from a mound and is aiming to return shortly after the All-Star break. He had been looking at a late-July return, but perhaps closer to the middle of the month is possible. Halladay will need a rehab assignment first, which he should be able to begin before long. He's been out since late May with a strained right lat muscle.

Roy Halladay (lat) threw a bullpen session Friday for the first time since being placed on the disabled list. Halladay threw 33 pitches in all and used his entire arsenal. Phillies pitching coach Rich Dubee added that he's coming along very well. He still has some hurdles to cross in his rehab process, but there's a chance he could return in late July if all goes well.

Roy Halladay (shoulder) could begin mound work next week. Halladay began playing catch earlier this month and participated in bunting drills Tuesday with his Phillies teammates. He is on track to return in late July.

Roy Halladay (shoulder) participated in bunting drills with his Phillies teammates on Tuesday. Halladay has been playing catch for almost two weeks but isn't close to mound work. He's not expected to return to the Phillies' rotation until late July or early August.

Roy Halladay (shoulder) played catch Wednesday. Halladay has been throwing for close to a week now and should advance to mound work within the next 10 days. He's not expected back until after the All-Star break.