THE DL: Cespedes takes BP, Inge plays six

Yoenis CespedesFull Cespedes update here - including video of his BP session.ETA: Could play in Sacramento on Monday.Brandon IngeInge played six innings in Sacramento on Friday. He went 1 for 2 with an RBI. He reported no pain when running, fielding or hitting. "I think we are encouraged," manager Bob Melvin said. "Nine innings today if everything goes well he potentially comes back and joins us." ETA: May 28Graham GodfreyGodfrey threw a side session today and declared himself good to go for his start on Monday. ETA: Expected to make next startBrandon McCarthy I watched McCarthy play catch in the outfield on Friday before the game. He was smiling as he walked off the field. Last Tuesday, Brandon McCarthy sat down with pitching coach Curt Young and began to map out some plans for his return. He remains on pace to return from the 15-day disabled list when eligible to return on June 2. ETA: June 2Brett AndersonAnderson experienced some forearm soreness during his throwing program. According to the A's he is still ahead of schedule in his recovery from Tommy John surgery. Because of the severity of the type of surgery Anderson had, the A's don't want to rush him. "What you don't want to do is start him up and then stop him, then start him up and stop him again," Paparesta said on Tuesday. "We've got a pretty good process with him and he hasn't had an issue so far."ETA: TBDDallas BradenBraden spent the weekend with the team in San Francisco and has been at the Coliseum this home stand. Braden is not near returning at this point. "I want to say it was about two and a half weeks ago, three weeks that he started playing some catch 45, 60 feet, " Paparesta said. "Dallas wasnt having any pain at that point in time, but he felt like he just wasnt as strong as he needs to be, so we decided hey, lets pull the reigns back. Lets get you as strong as you need to be."ETA: TBD