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The Angels aren’t exactly in a place where the best pitching is necessary. However, having pitchers who aren’t injured would be a better alternative.
Reliever Cam Bedrosian will be facing season-ending surgery because of a blood clot in his right arm. Bedrosian is just one in a long line of starters and relievers who are out of commission for the Angels, and that list includes C.J. Wilson, who did not pitch in 2016 after having shoulder surgery, and Huston Street, who is out for the rest of the season after having knee surgery.
More from around the American League West:
- As the Rangers face the Astros at home this weekend, former Astro and current Ranger Carlos Gomez said he’s not exactly seeking revenge against Houston.
- Speaking of the Rangers, Jake Diekman said he tinkered with his mechanics in an attempt to get back on track.
- Brady Rogers made his Major League debut for his hometown Astros yesterday, and though his outing lead to the Rangers scoring five runs, he said he’s taking the good and the bad and learning from it.
- Evan Scribner returned to the Mariners after nearly a year marred by injuries and pitched a scoreless inning on Friday, though that may have gotten buried beneath the fact they almost blew a seven-run lead.