Aaron Harang will make a rehab start Monday for Triple-A Louisville, and if all goes well he will return to the Reds rotation on August 8, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Harang is coming back from a strained right forearm.Hopefully Harang can return to form when he comes back, because his season has been a huge disappointment thus far.

Aaron Harang (forearm) is scheduled to make a minor league rehab start Monday at Triple-A. If all goes well, Harang could come off the disabled list and rejoin the Reds' rotation as soon as August 8. [...]

Aaron Harang (forearm) threw 50 pitches in a simulated game on Wednesday and the results were extremely positive, according to MLB.com. "He looked pretty good," said manager Dusty Baker, who watched from behind the batting cage. "I was surprised that his location was really good and velocity was good. His changeup was pretty good."Harang will throw a light session in the bullpen on Friday and if that goes well he will head to Triple-A next week to make a rehab start with a pitch limit of 75. Given that fact, he will likely need to make two starts in the minors putting his return around before middle of August.

Mark Sheldon, of MLB.com, reports Cincinnati Reds SP Aaron Harang (forearm) threw 50 pitches of live batting practice Wednesday, July 30. Manager Dusty Baker said Harang looked good and the ball was coming out of his hand free and easy. Harang will now throw a light bullpen session Friday, Aug. 1, and will then head to Triple-A Louisville for a rehab start Monday, Aug. 4. His start Monday will likely have him limited to a pitch count of 70-75 pitches.

Reds.MLB.com's Mark Sheldon reports Cincinnati Reds SP Aaron Harang (forearm) threw 31 pitches during a bullpen session Monday, July 28. He threw fastball and changeups during the session.

Aaron Harang's recent bullpen session went great, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. "It felt really, really good," he said, "so good that I got in the rapid-fire mode. I had to stop myself." Harang, who is recovering from a strained forearm, threw 31 pitches in the session. He will face hitters Wednesday.Harang will likely go on a rehab assignment if Wednesday's session goes well. Manager Dusty Baker said Harang is still 10-14 days away.

Taking the hill for the first time since sustaining the injury on July 8, Harang threw 31 pitches, mixing fastballs and changeups while avoiding breaking balls. The righty fireballer, who began long tossing July 23 after being shut down for two full weeks, will face hitters next in a live batting practice session Wednesday, and then may or may not begin a rehab assignment. "They just want to go day-to-day," said Harang. "We don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves." Stay tuned for updates.

Aaron Harang (forearm) threw 31 pitches in a bullpen session on Monday afternoon. "It felt really, really good," he said. "So good that I got into rapid-fire mode. [...]

Pitching coach Dick Pole told manager Dusty Baker that Aaron Harang "looked great" in his most recent evaluation, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Harang is recovering from a strained right forearm.Harang could be back in the Reds' rotation at some point in early August, and should remain stashed away on fantasy rosters.

Aaron Harang who hasn't pitched since July 8 with a strained right forearm, is scheduled to throw off a mound Monday in Houston.Harang has not looked like himself this season is still a week or so away from beginning a rehab assignment. Don't drop him just yet as he is a very effective fantasy starter when he is on.

Aaron Harang is still recovering from his right forearm strain, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Manager Dusty Baker said he was going to throw for a second day and then take a day off, and added, "I talked to him earlier. He's doing good. He says he feels a lot better."Harang needs time to regain his arm strength, and will be out until at least early August. Keep him reserved on your fantasy rosters.

Wednesday was the first day Harang was eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list, but there was no chance that would happen. It is not known when Harang will throw again, or if a rehab assignment in the Minors will be needed. The right-hander didn't even know if he would be making the next road trip with the club, which starts July 29. "It's driving me crazy right now," Harang said. "I want to be back out there but I just have to make sure this is 100 percent so this doesn't flare back up and shut me back down again. We're making sure everything is ready to go so I can finish out the season strong."

Harang reports no pain after throwing ... [...]

Aaron Harang, who is recovering from a strained right forearm, has been cleared to resume throwing by medical director Dr. Tim Kremchek, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Harang pitched from 70 feet on Tuesday, with no issues.Harang is now eligible to come off the DL, but that won't happen as he went 10 days without throwing, and it is going to take time for him to rebuild arm strength. He will be re-evaluated today.

Harang cleared to begin throwing ... [...]

Harang made throws from distances of up to 70 feet and had no complaints. Keep an eye out for updates on his condition, as it's likely he'll begin throwing off a mound soon given Tuesday's positive results.

Aaron Harang has not yet been cleared to throw, the Cincinnati Enquirer notes. The right-hander is due to be examined by Dr. Tim Kremchek on Monday night. Harang is on the DL due to a strained right forearm.Harang obviously won't be ready to come off the DL when he is eligible on Wednesday, and our hope is that he is cleared to begin throwing on Monday night. Fantasy owners need to be patient.

Aaron Harang is still feeling soreness in his strained right forearm, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Manager Dusty Baker said, "He still feels it a little bit. Like I said, fortunately for him and us it was in the muscle and not in the joint. He's a little bit further off."He was eligible to return from the DL on July 23, and hopefully he can return not too long after.

Harang still feeling pain in arm ... [...]

Aaron Harang will be re-examined by Dr. Tim Kremchek today, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. GM Walt Jocketty said, "I know Harang's feeling good, but I don't think he's thrown yet."Today's visit to Kremchek could determine when Harang can begin throwing again as he recovers from his strained right forearm. He would be first eligible to come off the DL July 23.

Aaron Harang's strained right forearm was examined by Dr. Tim Kremchek Sunday in Cincinnati, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.Kremchek was pleased with Harang's progress, but he will not determine when Harang can start throwing until he examines him again on Thursday. He would be eligible to come off the DL July 23.

Homer Bailey, called up to replace the injured Aaron Harang, allowed two runs on five hits, walked none and struck out four over 5.2 innings of work on Sunday afternoonThe mistake Bailey made was to opposing pitcher C.C. Sabathia, an 0-2 pitch in the third that cleared the wall. Bailey left with a runner at first and 2-1 lead in the sixth, but the bullpen let him down.

Reds place Harang on disabled list ... [...]

Homer Bailey may get the nod to start Sunday, in place of Aaron Harang, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. The other candidate is Daryl Thompson, but he Thompson threw 103 pitches on Tuesday, compared to Bailey's 82 on Monday.Bailey has not yet delivered on the promise he clearly holds. In his three starts this year, he has pitched only 12.1 innings, and has an ugly 8.76 ERA, so fantasy owners should wait and see if he can turn things around before acquiring him.

Aaron Harang is scheduled for an MRI after experiencing soreness in his right forearm Tuesday, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.This would explain why he walked a season-high seven batters on Tuesday against the Cubs. We will keep you posted on his status.

Harang to undergo MRI on forearm ... [...]

Aaron Harang picked up his 11th loss of the season on Tuesday against the Cubs. He gave up six runs in just 4.1 innings while walking seven batters.This was just his first start of less than five innings since May 29, but he hasn't looked very good in between. He did manage to record six Ks in the brief outing.

Harang issues seven walks and loses again ... [...]

Josh Fogg allowed just one run over six innings in a masterful job stepping in for Aaron Harang. Fogg allowed just one walk and six hits over the six innings with only one K.Fogg would appear to have pitched himself back into the Reds plans moving foward with this effort, though he could still be sent back to the minors if the team deems Harang to be healthy enough for his next start.

Josh Fogg will come off the DL on Saturday and start in place of Aaron Harang against the Nationals, the Cincinnati Enquirer confirms. Fogg has been on the DL due to back spasms.We know it's only the Nationals, but there's no reason for fantasy owners to like Fogg's chances.

Aaron Harang will move his next start to Tuesday because of right forearm stiffness, according to The Sports Network.This season has not been what Harang or fantasy owners must have envisioned for him. He has been a big disappointment with only three wins, and an ERA of 4.47.

Harang to skip Saturday start ... [...]

Aaron Harang allowed three runs on seven hits, walked one and struck out eight in a no-decision versus the Pirates on Monday night.Harang who was 3-10 entering Monday's game against Pittsburgh pitched well enough to win and lowering his 4.51 ERA to 4.47 with a quality start.

Francisco Cordero escaped a bases-loaded jam in the ninth inning on Monday night, helping the Reds move a percentage point ahead of the Pirates with a 4-3 win in relief of starter Aaron Harang.Cordero allowed two walks and struck out one earning his third win of the year.