Left-handed reliever Joe Beimel has joined Triple-A Colorado Springs, taking what is likely to be his final step before being added to the Colorado Rockies bullpen.

MRI reveals no structure damage, only inflammation.

Closer Huston Street, who is dealing with inflammation in his right shoulder, came to the clubhouse Wednesday expecting to again play catch. Instead, trainer Keith Dugger told Street to use the day as “a full recovery day.”

Center fielder Dexter Fowler was back in uniform Wednesday after missing two days of workouts with stomach flu.

X-rays revealed Greg Reynolds has a bone chip above his right elbow where he was hit Monday with a line drive while throwing batting practice. He also underwent an MRI exam Tuesday, and the Rockies are waiting for the results.

Reliever Manuel Corpas will throw a bullpen session Monday as scheduled and take part in other drills but won’t do any running as his right hamstring, which he tweaked Saturday, heals.

Loss of 20 pounds expected to put less stress on Aaron Cook’s body and enable the right-hander to get better extension on his pitches and, hence, open up the strike zone.

Reliever Manuel Corpas tweaked his right hamstring Saturday while crouching to field a ball during a drill. Before suffering the hamstring strain, Corpas had already thrown a bullpen session Saturday, his first of the spring.

Inflammed knee follows calf strain and ends winter ball stint

Cook continues playing catch; Street to start doing so

Reliever Herges added to roster, Fogg and Eaton will work Wednesday when Cook’s turn next arises

Sprained toe diagnosis confirmed and pitcher still scheduled to start Saturday