Angels’ Robert Stephenson Hopes to Finish Season Healthy
- On Friday, the Los Angeles Angels reinstated reliever Robert Stephenson from the 60-day injured list and optioned right-hander Chase Silseth to Triple-A Salt Lake.
- Earlier this year, Robert Stephenson went on the injured list after May 31 with right biceps inflammation, having missed all of last year rehabbing Tommy John surgery.
- Stephenson joined the Halos on a three-year deal going into 2024 and has thrown one scoreless inning over two appearances this season.
- The Halos have dropped five games under.500 and will hope Stephenson aids them in the final five weeks, as Los Angeles recently opened spots on the 40-man roster.
- Looking ahead, the club retains a conditional $2.5MM club option for 2027 tied to Robert Stephenson's elbow injury, and Stephenson and Brock Burke may be the only locks for next year's season-opening bullpen, contingent on Stephenson staying healthy after two injury-wrecked years.
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Angels’ Robert Stephenson hopes to finish season healthy
ANAHEIM — Robert Stephenson is back. Again. This time, he’s hoping it’s for good. A day after Stephenson pitched in a game for the first time in 2½ months, he was somewhat reserved in celebrating the end of what has been nearly two full seasons of rehab. “It’s definitely not 100%,” Stephenson said. “It obviously feels good, but there’s definitely times that I’ll have to just be careful with it and know that I can’t push it and really just let th…
Angels Activate Robert Stephenson
The Angels announced they’ve reinstated reliever Robert Stephenson from the 60-day injured list. They optioned righty Chase Silseth in a corresponding move. Los Angeles already had a couple openings on the 40-man roster after recently designating Connor Brogdon and Shaun Anderson for assignment. Stephenson returns after losing almost three months to a biceps injury. He’d missed all of last season rehabbing elbow surgery. That carried over into l…
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