The Los Angeles Angels placed the second goal player Recruit Christian Moore on Thursday on the list of wounded 10 days due to a sprained left thumb.
In a corresponding decision, the Angels selected the CHAD STEVEN CHAD STEVEN COURT-COURT contract from Triple-A SALT LAKE. Stevens was to beat Neuvième in order and start the second goal of his major beginnings on Thursday in Atlanta.
Moore, 22, plunged while trying to catch the Albies Ozzie field in the middle for a simple and left the match in sixth round of an 8-3 defeat against the brave host on Wednesday. Moore was replaced by Kevin Newman.
“Whenever you see someone as (Moore) having an injury like that, you fear the worst,” said the acting director of the angels, Ray Montgomery.
He said Moore missing two weeks could “look at the best case”.
Moore made his debut in the major league on June 13. He strikes. 189 (10 for 53) with three circuits and eight points produced in 18 games.
The Angels have selected Moore with the eighth overall choice of the MLB 2024 recovery.
Stevens, 26, struck. 307 with 14 circuits and 43 points produced in 72 games in Salt Lake.
The angels also released the right-hander Hector Neris, 36, who was 3-0 with an MPM of 5.14, seven walks and 19 sticks in the stick in 14 rounds in 21 appearances in relief this season.
Neris also launched this season for the Braves and was 0-1 with an MPM of 45.00 after granting five points deserved on a round, giving it a combined MPM of 7.80 for 15 rounds in 2025.
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