Toronto Blue Jays left-hander Francisco Liriano said he feels ready to return from the disabled list after striking out seven batters in a rehab start Sunday with the triple-A Buffalo Bisons.

Liriano, who has been on the disabled list since May 11 with left shoulder inflammation, said in a video posted on the Bisons' Twitter account that his arm felt great during the outing.

"I'm ready," Liriano said when asked if he could start for Toronto on Friday against the New York Yankees.

"I've got to wait and see how I feel tomorrow but besides that I think everything feels great."

Liriano threw 72 pitches, allowing three runs on three hits and walking two over 4 1/3 innings in Buffalo's 8-7 loss to the Charlotte Knights in Charlotte, N.C.

The 33-year-old is 2-2 with a 6.35 earned-run average through seven starts with the Blue Jays this season.

In other injury news, starting pitcher J.A. Happ, who's been out since mid-April with left elbow inflammation, made an appearance in the Blue Jays' clubhouse Sunday afternoon following Toronto's loss to the Texas Rangers. 

Happ threw a side session later Sunday and TSN Baseball Reporter Scott Mitchell says the 34-year-old could return to the mound Tuesday night against the Cincinnati Reds, assuming there are no setbacks. 

The lefty has a 0-3 record with a 4.50 ERA over 16 innings pitched in 2017.

with notes from TSN's Scott Mitchell.