Angels starter season is over José Soriano. Halo puts right forearm contusion on the list of injuries for 15 days. left handed Sam Aldegheri The corresponding action was recalled from Triple Salt Lake.
Soriano is hit by Milwaukee comeback Jack Bowles last night. The ball stood out from the bat at 107.4 mph. Soriano immediately withdrew from the game. The X-ray found no fractures, but the injury was so serious that he could not make his final two starts. That doesn’t mean much for an angel team that officially resigned for the tenth consecutive loss season.
The only potential impact on the rankings is that Soriano began against the Astros on the last weekend. The tough heavy players could have lined up to start Tuesday’s series opener against the Royals. That will make him plan a grand finale against the Astros next Sunday. The game may be related to Houston’s current tie for the top spot in the American League West with the Mariners.
Soriano’s season averaged 4.26 with 31 games. He’s second in the team Yusei Kikuchi There are 169 games. Soriano and Kikuchi are overall the two best pitchers for Halos, although they each had a tough half after a stronger start. Soriano is the sport’s top ball expert, at least among the starting pitchers. His 97 mph settlement resulted in a 65.3% ground rate. In MLB (at least 100 innings), this is almost 6 percentage points higher than the second-highest score.
The 26-year-old was 11 days off the arbitration qualification to be a super two players last offseason. He will receive his first major salary increase next winter and has been in control of three seasons at the club. Soriano should secure a rotation position next year. The same goes for Kikuchi, banning an unlikely deal, the industry allows the angel to abandon the remaining two years while his contract is 42mm. Angels may need to make three acquisitions throughout the winter.
Kyle Hendricks and Taylor Anderson The coming free agency. Jack Kochanowicz It’s one of the most unlikely appetizers in the Grand Slam. Halo gave each Victor Mederos,,,,, Caden Dana and Mitch Farris. They will be involved in the backend or relief efforts, but should not be in the five expected starts. The same goes for the 24-year-old Aldegheri, who may be starting the first two MLBs next week. Aldegheri was shelled in a relief appearance in a pair of major leagues, but earned a 3.72 ERA in 23 double A this year.
