After signing with the Los Angeles Angels in 2024 on a three-year, $33 million contract, relief pitcher Robert Stephenson looked to hit the ground running in Anaheim.
The Los Angeles Angels bullpen lost reliever Ben Joyce for at least two weeks as he was placed on the injured list with right shoulder inflammation Friday.
The Los Angeles Angels have been battling injuries for what seems like the entirety of spring. This is not great news for a team looking to get back into the contending conversation, but this latest setback is to a pitcher that has yet to touch the mound in an Angels jersey.
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Los Angeles Angels right-hander Robert Stephenson could be ready to compete once he's eligible to return from the 60-day injured list in late May, per The Orange County Register's Jeff Fletcher.
Los Angeles Angels right-hander Robert Stephenson missed the entire 2024 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery last April, but put up strong numbers the year prior.
When the Los Angeles Angels signed Robert Stephenson last offseason, they didn't intend on him never pitching during the regular season. Tommy John surgery does that to a pitcher.
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Los Angeles Angels fans will finally be able to see Robert Stephenson pitch in 2025, assuming he keeps progressing the way he has been as of recently.
Right-handed reliever Robert Stephenson didn't throw a single pitch for the Los Angeles Angels in 2024. Stephenson began the season on the injured list after experiencing right shoulder discomfort during spring training.
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The epidemic of pitcher injuries has hit a prior Phillies offseason target. Robert Stephenson, whom the club targeted this January, is getting Tommy John surgery and will miss the remainder of this season — plus the start of the next.
The pitcher announced that he’ll undergo the surgery and an internal brace procedure next week.
The Los Angeles Angels announced on Wednesday night after a 5-4 win over the Tampa Bay Rays that right-handed reliever Robert Stephenson will miss the entire 2024 season due to an elbow injury that will require surgery.
It’s a brutal blow for the Halos, who made the veteran their biggest addition of the offseason.
The Angels are dealing with a bit of a scare involving an offseason signee.
Los Angeles Angels reliever Robert Stephenson had been making progress in his rehab from shoulder inflammation, but he was hit with a setback during a weekend rehab start in the minor leagues.
The Los Angeles Angels shelled out a rare three-year contract to a relief pitcher this offseason when they landed right-handed pitcher Robert Stephenson for $33 million.
The Los Angeles Angels have signed free agent reliever Robert Stephenson to a three-year contract worth $33 million, the team said Tuesday. In a corresponding move on the 40-man roster, the Angels designated infielder Alfonso Rivas for assignment.
The Los Angeles Angels made their biggest splash of the offseason thus far by signing one of the best relievers on the market in right-hander Robert Stephenson to a deal reportedly worth $33 million over three years.
Update, 8:35 a.m. EST (1/22): There is a unique contract structure for Stephenson that relates to his elbow health, per Jeff Passan of ESPN: With questions
The Angels are in agreement with reliever Robert Stephenson on a three-year contract with an option for 2027.
Free agent right-hander Robert Stephenson continues to receive plenty of attention.
Robert Stephenson was a delightful surprise for the Tampa Bay Rays bullpen in 2023. After a rough start with the Pittsburgh Pirates, the righty wound up in Tampa in early June, heading south in exchange for shortstop Alika Williams.
While little has gone according to plan this year, the St. Louis Cardinals will at least be able to head into the offseason with a clear focus on what type of additions they'll need to target. Here are three potential targets.
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