Found July 04, 2009 on
Los Angeles Times:
Second baseman returns from minor leagues, where he was sent June 12.
The Angels recalled second baseman Howie Kendrick just as his replacement, Maicer Izturis , was getting hot at the plate.
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Joe Saunders looks to bounce back.
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July 04, 2009
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