Geovany Soto might rejoin Angels this week Thursday will mark seven weeks since Geovany Soto underwent surgery for torn cartilage in his right knee. The stated prognosis was four to six weeks, and before four had elapsed the veteran catcher was pronouncing himself ready to resume playing.

A long road and 2 major championships for Angel Cabrera Going a mile in the shoes of Angel Cabrera is just getting started. Charlie Epps, who has known Cabrera since he was 18 and has coached him for the last decade, once calculated that the 46-year-old Argentine has walked more…

Miguel Cabrera Was Very Impressed With The Pitch That Struck Him Out Miguel Cabrera is on quite the run right now, but Jeremy Hellickson got him to take a rip at a strike three that fell harmlessly in the dirt far from Cabrera’s flailing bat. He is a fun dude who knows when to give respect when he gets owned, so he Read more ... flashed Hellickson a cool thumbs up almost before Ca...

Miguel Cabrera Hits Dong, Fan Celebrates By Picking Friend Up By His Salami Miguel Cabrera is on one right now. He’s hit five dingers in his last 13 at-bats, including a pair off poor Vincent Velasquez tonight, who gave up four longballs in four innings pitched. Cabrera went opposite field in the first inning, then inspire Read more ... d a rather friendly celebration with his second home...

Angels lose another player when Geovany Soto opts for surgery on injured knee Catcher Geovany Soto is the latest Angel to succumb to an injury. He will have surgery after an MRI exam confirmed a tear in his right meniscus that he first felt while on an elliptical machine Wedneseday afternoon.

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Everth Cabrera finalizes one-year, $2.4-million deal with Orioles Former All-Star infielder Everth Cabrera and the Baltimore Orioles finalized their $2.4-million, one-year contract on Wednesday.