League (shoulder) was released by the Dodgers on Friday, Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish reports.

League has been sidelined for the entirety of the 2015 season, and it appears the Dodgers have grown impatient with him. He pitched well with Triple-A Oklahoma City recently, allowing just one earned run over 5.2 innings of work. He has now become a free agent, and will be available to sign elsewhere.

League (shoulder) was designated for assignment Thursday, Eric Stephen of SB Nation reports.

League was already on the 60-day disabled list, but had been on a rehab assignment early June and reports indicate that there was no room on in the bullpen for him. He didn't make an appearance in a Dodger uniform this season due to shoulder inflammation.

League (shoulder) tossed a pair of scoreless innings Wednesday and could join the Dodgers on their current road trip, Ken Gurnick of MLB.com reports.

Leauge has allowed one run in 8.2 innings in his rehab appearances and should be back in the next few days.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Brandon League could be activated from the disabled list during the team's current road trip after recovering from a shoulder injury, according to MLB.com.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Brandon League could be activated from the disabled list during the team's current road trip after recovering from a shoulder injury, according to MLB.com. League has allowed one run in 8.2 innings in his rehab appearances.

League (shoulder) has progressed his rehab to Triple-A Oklahoma, where he tossed a scoreless inning (two hits) on Sunday.

League has already pitched in back-to-back games, so he could be activated any day.

League (shoulder) pitched in back-to-back games for the first time Tuesday and now has five consecutive scoreless innings for High-A Rancho Cucamonga.

That's right Dodgers fans, like it or not, League will be back to torture you soon enough, likely with a week or two.

League (shoulder) tossed his fourth consecutive scoreless inning for High-A Rancho Cucamonga on Monday.

He's allowed four hits, but also hasn't walked a batter while fanning three. Look for the Dodgers to try and get him in back-to-back games before a return to the big club is considered, but League is getting closer.

League (shoulder) is slated to make another rehab appearance either Wednesday or Thursday of this week, Eric Stephen of SB Nation reports.

League made his rehab debut with High-A Rancho Cucamonga on Sunday, where he allowed one unearned run and one hit over an inning of work. While it's a good sign that League is already scheduled to make another appearance, it's unlikely that he'll rejoin the Dodgers before mid-to-late June.

League (shoulder) will pitch in a minor league game Sunday as part of a rehab assignment, the Los Angeles Times' Dylan Hernandez reports.

This will be his first appearance in a minor league game this season, and it is a big step in the recovery process for him. He will still probably be out until at least mid-to-late June, and won't pitch in high-leverage situations when he does return to the Dodgers' bullpen.

League (shoulder) threw a bullpen session Sunday, Ken Gurnick of MLB.com reports.

It's only an initial step in the recovery process for League, who was placed on the 15-day DL in early April due to a shoulder impingement before ultimately being shuttled to the 60-day DL. He's not expected to be an option out of the Dodgers' bullpen until sometime in June at the earliest.

League (shoulder) was transferred to the 60-day disabled list Sunday.

League's move to the 60-day DL comes as no surprise given his extended absence still ahead of him. The move was purely procedural, as the Dodgers needed to open up a 40-man spot for Scott Baker, who's expected to start for the club Sunday.

League (shoulder) is in the early stages of a throwing program, playing catch from 60 feet, the Orange County Register reports.

League's next step is to begin throwing from a mound, which is expected to happen over the next three weeks.

League (shoulder) was placed on the 15-day disabled list Sunday, retroactive to March 27, MLB.com reports.

Legue is expected to miss at least the first month or two of the season, and it's possible he could eventually land on the 60-day disabled list. If he eventually joins the bullpen, it will likely just be in a middle-relief role.

Manager Don Mattingly indicated Friday that League (shoulder) will miss at least a couple of months, Ken Gurnick of MLB.com reports.

League's shoulder issue is apparently serious, and he he will be shut down for three weeks. The timetable sets his return back to some point around early May, though it should become more concrete as he continues to progress. When he does return, he'll likely serve in a middle relief role for the Angels.

League (shoulder) is expected to begin the season on the disabled list, Mark Saxon of ESPN Los Angeles reports.

League will undergo a contrast MRI Wednesday, but hasn't displayed improvement in his shoulder since receiving an injection last week. He reportedly didn't feel right following a bullpen session Tuesday, and a DL stint appears to be on tap for him to begin the season. He'll likely serve in a middle relief role with the club once he returns from the injury.

League (shoulder) will throw a bullpen session on Tuesday, SB Nation's Eric Stephen reports.

The general feeling is that League will be ready for Opening Day, but he does not appear to be a consideration for saves while Kenley Jansen is out to start the season.

League (shoulder) reported that his shoulder feels fine and will test it playing catch on Thursday, Eric Stephen of SB Nation reports. He expects to be ready for Opening Day.

Either way, it appears on the surface that Joel Peralta is the favorite for saves in Kenley Jansen's (foot) absence.

League (shoulder) has been diagnosed with right shoulder inflammation, Eric Stephen of SB Nation reports.

It's expected that League will miss a few days after he received an injection Monday. League may be in danger of missing the start of the season depending on how his shoulder responds to the treatment.

League experienced a setback with his sore shoulder Sunday and will be shut down for "several additional days", MLB.com's Ken Gurnick reports.

This may very well mean that League begins the year on the 15-day disabled list. He was a longshot to close anyway with Kenley Jansen (foot) sidelined.

League could be a dark horse candidate for saves early in the season given the injury to Kenley Jansen (foot).

It's probably more likely that League winds himself in lower leverage situations, but we'll have to see how things sort out in March. League lucked into a 2.57 ERA last year after posting a mediocre 1.4 K/BB.