RHP Cam Bedrosian has not allowed a run in his last 23 appearances, covering 21 2/3 innings. It is the longest streak of his career and the fifth longest in Angels history. Bedrosian has been scored upon in three of his 42 appearances this season and has an ERA of 0.95. He tossed a scoreless ninth inning Thursday against Boston to earn the win.

RHP Cam Bedrosian was sent to Salt Lake (AAA) to relieve an overworked bullpen. Bedrosian, who has minor-league options remaining, pitched in two games this season. The son of former Cy Young Award winner Steve Bedrosian allowed one run, two hits, two walks and two wild pitches while striking out two in two innings of relief for the Angels.

RHP Cam Bedrosian was sent to Salt Lake on Saturday.

Bedrosian was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake City on Sunday.

Bedrosian's name had been floated around as a potential callup early Sunday afternoon, and that ended up holding true later in the day. He'll once again serve as bullpen depth following the placement of Cory Rasmus (forearm) on the disabled list.

Bedrosian is expected to be recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake prior to Sunday night's game, Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times reports.

Bedrosian has pitched 19 innings in the big leagues this season, posting a 4.74 ERA and 1.79 WHIP over that span. He'll likely once again be a short term middle relief option, but may stick around to provide bullpen depth when rosters expand in September.

Bedrosian was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake after Saturday's loss to the Orioles, Pedro Moura of the Orange County Register reports.

Bedrosian was recalled on Aug. 3, and saw action in two contests, allowing one home run in two innings of work. His return to the minors could set the stage for the return of Jered Weaver, who is scheduled to start against the Orioles on Sunday. The 23-year-old has pitched well at times with Triple-A Salt Lake, recording a 2.97 ERA and 1.27 WHIP in 33.1 innings and he could be a candidate for a September call-up.

Bedrosian was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake prior to Monday's game against the Indians, MLB.com's Alden Gonzalez reports.

Bedrosian will assume the bullpen spot of Drew Rucinski, who was demoted to Triple-A in a corresponding move. In 15 appearances with the Angels this season spanning 15.2 innings, Bedrosian has supplied a 4.60 ERA, 1.97 WHIP, and a 13:10 K:BB ratio, numbers that should prevent him from seeing much high-leverage work.

Bedrosian has been moved back down to Triple-A Salt Lake, Bubba Brown of The Orange County Register reports.

Bedrosian pitched a total of 15.7 innings over 15 outings during his time in the majors this season, although he struggled a bit, giving up 21 hits, eight earned runs, and walking 10 batters. He'll be a favorite for another promotion if the Angles need bullpen help later on in the season, but as for now he'll continue to work on his game in the minors.

Bedrosian was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on Sunday, Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register reports.

He'll replace Mike Morin, who was placed on the 15-day DL on Sunday with a strained left oblique. Bedrosian struck out 27 batters and posted a 3.15 ERA over 20 innings at Salt Lake, but he's yet to find much success at the MLB level. Over his 19 career appearances with the big club, Bedrosian has a 5.64 ERA and a 5.6 BB/9 rate.

Bedrosian was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake on Tuesday.

Matt Shoemaker will be activated from the bereavement list to start Wednesday's game so the Angels needed to clear a spot on the 25-man roster. Bedrosian will serve as organizational bullpen depth and will likely be recalled at some point later this season.

The Angels recalled Bedrosian from Triple-A Salt Lake on Tuesday, Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register reports.

Bedrosian was called up to add a fresh reliever to a bullpen crew that was needed for 10 innings over the last two days. The Angels have yet to announce who he will replace on the roster.

Bedrosian was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake on Saturday.

While he will not break camp with the big league club, Bedrosian certainly figures to factor into the bullpen mix later this season, although he would need a lot of things to happen to other players in order to get some looks in high-leverage situations.

Bedrosian was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on Tuesday, Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com reports.

Bedrosian's first go-around at the major league level was a monumental struggle, as he gave up 10 runs on 15 hits and seven walks in just 11.2 innings, but he'll return with Salt Lake's now over. The 22-year-old right-hander figures to be deployed exclusively in long relief/mop-up duty over the final weeks of the regular season.

Bedrosian was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake on Friday.

This move was to make room for Gordon Beckham, who the Angels acquired from the White Sox. Bedrosian was a low-leverage reliever and holds little fantasy value.

Bedrosian is expected to be recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on Thursday, the Orange County Register reports.

The addition of Bedrosian, who would take the roster spot vacated by Brennan Boesch, would give the Angels a nine-man bullpen Thursday after the team also recalled Wade LeBlanc. It's unclear how long Bedrosian would remain with the big league club, as the rotation is in a bit of flux following Garrett Richards' (knee) injury Wednesday night.

Bedrosian was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake on Sunday.

After covering 3.2 innings over the last three games, Bedrosian wasn't likely to be available out of the bullpen for at least two games, motivating the team to send him back to the minors. Vinnie Pestano was recalled from Salt Lake in a corresponding move.

Bedrosian was recalled from Double-A Arkansas on Sunday, Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register reports.

Bedrosian will be promoted to the majors by virtue of necessity more than merit, as Joe Thatcher's placement on the DL created a void in the team's bullpen. The 22-year-old right-hander may have the makings of a future closer, but he's struggled mightily in his eight previous appearances with the Angels, yielding nine runs over seven innings.

Angels right-handed pitching prospect Cam Bedrosian struck out five batters and allowed three singles over two innings for Double-A Arkansas on Saturday.

The entire Angels bullpen, including future members like Bedrosian, have been shifted back a bit by the acquisition of new closer Huston Street, but Bedrosian keeps rolling along while waiting for his chance. He has a ridiculous 14.9 K/9 rate to go with a 0.635 WHIP in Double-A, and is likely to be called back up to Anaheim before the end of the season. Bedrosian has the stuff, mentality, and lineage to be a dominating closer, and will likely get another chance, though it may not happen until Huston Street is gone after 2015.

Angels prospect right-hander Cam Bedrosian struck out one batter in a perfect inning for Double-A Arkansas on Saturday.

Bedrosian needed just 12 pitches to retire all three batters in the ninth inning, including a strikeout looking to end the game. He features a mid-90s fastball and a hard, two-plane slider that are the arsenal of a dominant closer.

Angels right-handed pitching prospect Cam Bedrosian struck out all three batters he faced for Double-A Arkansas on Friday.

After a brief but solid second stint with the Angels, Bedrosian returned to the Texas League to strike out all three batters he faced in one inning, two swinging and one looking, on just 16 pitches, 11 of which were strikes. Bedrosian has the stuff and the bloodlines to be a closer (his father, Steve, has 184 saves for his career), and should be back up in the majors before the end of the season.