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The Angels optioned Brandon Wood to AAA Salt Lake, reports Rotoworld; the Angels also called up Sean Rodriguez to replace him as the designated benchwarmer. Also sent down was reliever Bobby Mosebach; the Angels called up catcher Bobby Wilson to be a designated reserve who will also never see a game.
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