Sean Burnett (elbow) has traveled to Alabama to be re-evaluated by Dr. James Andrews.

Burnett returned to the disabled list late last month with left elbow inflammation and simply isn't progressing as hoped. We should know more on his status after the visit with Andrews.

Sean Burnett (elbow) is not expected to be activated from the disabled list Monday.

Burnett still hasn't been cleared for a bullpen session and won't be ready to return when first eligible. The left-handed specialist has been limited to just 13 relief appearances due to various injuries this season.

Sean Burnett (elbow) is is expected to throw a bullpen session this week.

Burnett was placed on the disabled list Thursday and hopes to return when first eligible. The Angels don't currently expect him to require a rehab assignment. Burnett has been limited to just 13 relief appearances due to various injuries this season.

Sean Burnett (elbow) played catch on Sunday.

It's the first time he's thrown since landing on the DL a week ago with left elbow inflammation. It's not clear when Burnett will be ready to throw off a mound, but he's coming along.

Angels placed LHP Sean Burnett on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 27, with left elbow inflammation.

An MRI has ruled out structural damage, but Burnett has been given an injection and will need some down time. It's his second trip to the disabled list this season, as the left-hander has been limited to just 13 appearances so far. He should be ready for activation on or around the day he's eligible.

Sean Burnett is scheduled to go for X-rays on his left elbow Tuesday.

Burnett left Sunday's game with left elbow tightness and still felt discomfort on Monday. The southpaw just served a stint on the disabled list with left forearm inflammation, so this isn't a promising development. We should know more about his status soon.

Sean Burnett is scheduled to see a doctor Monday after he felt pain in his elbow while playing catch.

Burnett left Sunday's game with forearm tightness and it was still giving him trouble Monday. He just returned from the disabled list last week due to the very same injury, so he'll see a doctor to get to the bottom of things.

Sean Burnett left Sunday's game against the Royals with forearm tightness.

Burnett wasn't able to finish the seventh inning and had to be replaced by Kevin Jepsen. It's a troubling development, as he just returned from the disabled earlier this week. The Angels should update his status soon.

Angels activated LHP Sean Burnett from the 15-day disabled list.

Burnett wound up missing a little over three weeks with discomfort in his left forearm. He will return to his role as a setup man and left-handed relief specialist.

Sean Burnett reported no pain in his left forearm after playing catch on Sunday afternoon.

Burnett made his first minor league rehab appearance on Saturday and came out of it feeling fine. He is on track to return to the Angels' bullpen early this week.

Sean Burnett (forearm) will pitch in a minor league rehab game Saturday with High-A Inland Empire.

The hope is that one appearance will be enough for him to return from the disabled list Tuesday. Burnett has been sidelined since April 26 with left forearm irritation.

Sean Burnett (forearm) is expected to be activated from the disabled list next Tuesday.

Burnett threw off a mound Thursday for the first time since landing on the DL and had no issues. He'll go out on a short rehab assignment over the weekend.

Sean Burnett (forearm) is expected to resume throwing from a mound later this week.

Burnett played catch Monday for the first time since landing on the disabled list. It's not clear when he might start a rehab assignment, but the lefty should be ready for activation before the end of the month.

Sean Burnett (forearm) will be shut down from throwing for a week.

Burnett has been diagnosed with forearm inflammation and nerve irritation, but he doesn't have any structural damage. There's no timetable for the left-hander's return.

Sean Burnett has been diagnosed with forearm inflammation and nerve irritation.

He doesn't have any structural damage, which is obviously a good thing. Burnett has been given an injection in hopes to speeding along the recovery process. It's not clear at this point how long he'll be sidelined.

Angels placed LHP Sean Burnett on the 15-day disabled list with left forearm irritation.

Burnett has been dealing with the issue for about a week and tried to pitch through it but to no avail. It's not clear at this point how long he'll be sidelined. Tommy Hanson was reinstated from bereavement list in a corresponding move.

Sean Burnett (forearm) said he is "good to go" out of the bullpen Thursday.

Burnett has been sidelined for the last four days because of forearm tightness, but he's feeling much better. The lefty has allowed just one run over his first eight innings for the Angels this season.

Sean Burnett (forearm) could be available out of the bullpen Wednesday.

A report on Tuesday suggested that it would be at least Thursday until he could pitch, but Burnett's left forearm is feeling much better. He's allowed just one run over his first eight innings for the Halos this season.

Sean Burnett won't be available until at least Thursday due to some soreness in his forearm.

It's obviously not ideal, but it sounds like a minor concern at this point. Burnett has pitched well early on, allowing just one run over his first eight innings. Nick Maronde has been called up to provide some help from the left side in the bullpen.

Sean Burnett tossed a scoreless inning on Saturday afternoon in the Angels' 13-13 tie with the A's.

Burnett gave up two runs on four hits and only got one out in his Cactus League debut on Wednesday, so Saturday's outing was a sign of great progress. Burnett seems to be over the back injury that plagued him throughout late February early March. He'll serve in a setup role this season.