Dodgers third baseman Juan Uribe, who is on the disabled list with a left wrist injury, is in Rancho Cucamonga this weekend as part of a rehabilitation assignment.

Uribe is expected to play 5 innings a third base Friday, seven at third base on Saturday and serve as the designated hitter on Sunday.

Although he has been much criticized by Dodger fans, Uribe perhaps got some new fans in Rancho Cucamonga, when he legged out a triple in the first inning on Friday. Although he did not score in that inning, he has also made three plays in the field flawlessly in the first two innings.

Angels catcher Chris Ianetta, who has been out for about a month with a wrist injury, will begin a rehabilitation assignment with the 66ers beginning this weekend.

The 66ers open a six-game homestand at San Manuel Stadium on Friday against Lancaster. Iannetta is expected to play twice in the three-game series with Lancaster, but it is not known which two games.

Iannetta, acquired by the Angels from the Colorado Rockies in the off-season, hasn’t played in the big leagues since he played 74 games for Modesto in 2005.