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Angels await crucial updates on injured players
- Updated: May 27, 2016
ANAHEIM — It’s clear that Angels manager Mike Scioscia has a lot on his plate in regard to injuries.
With 10 players on the disabled list and another Major League-level talent hurt in the Minors, Scioscia has been eager to have some good news.
“If we’re going to be talking about all the guys who are hurt, we’re going to be here for an hour,” he said.
But good news is potentially on the way, as this weekend provides a critical turning point in the rehab of several injured Angels.
Angels reliever Cory Rasmus delivered the first bit of good news Friday, throwing his first bullpen session in his return from a right groin strain.
Scioscia also added that if all goes well Friday, the team will likely activate infielder Cliff Pennington from the 15-day disabled list when he is eligible Saturday. He hasn’t played since sustaining a left hamstring strain on May 12.
Saturday will also bring with it two simulated games for Angels pitchers. Both right-hander Tim Lincecum and closer Huston Street will throw simulated games in …
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