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Angels place Anthony Rendon on IL (left wrist contusion), select Kevin Padlo, move Jose Suarez to 60-day IL


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Who are they calling up? Fletcher?

They obviously can put Urshela on the 60-day DL to allow for a spot on the 40-Man Roster.

He's out 8-12 weeks, and 8 weeks is still 56 days.  

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17 minutes ago, Jason said:

He got hit on the wrist with a 95 mph fastball. The human body is not designed to just deflect such things off of it without pain and/or injury. 

This argument assumes all players fast twitch muscles or reflexes react at the same speed and they all would be hit on that exact pitch.

I don’t buy this since the replay shows he was slow to react and another quicker player might have flinched fast enough for the pitch to either just graze or be a close call miss which we’ve seen many times before. So yes that split second reaction time could be considered skill or athleticism. Things that seem to be deteriorating for him. 
 

His stance doesn’t seem to help in this regards. Probably costs him half a second of reaction time by being so static in that rocking back arch he does. All the weight in his lower back and back legs. What kind of hitter is in attack mode in that stance? No wonder he was one home run how do you generate power like this? 

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1 minute ago, IheartLA said:

This argument assumes all players fast twitch muscles or reflexes react at the same speed and they all would be hit on that exact pitch.

I don’t buy this since the replay shows he was slow to react and another quicker player might have flinched fast enough for the pitch to either just graze or be a close call miss which we’ve seen many times before. So yes that split second reaction time could be considered skill or athleticism. Things that seem to be deteriorating for him. 
 

His stance doesn’t seem to help in this regards. Probably costs him half a second of reaction time by being so static in that rocking back arch he does. All the weight in his lower back and back legs. What kind of hitter is in attack mode in that stance? No wonder he was one home run how do you generate power like this? 

And if a frog had wings it wouldn’t bump its ass when it hops. 

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