HOWIE KENDRICK RUMORS
Winter Meetings Strategy: The Gamble
By Greg Bearringer, AngelsWin.com Columnist - The worst part of this time of year as a baseball fan, and even more as one trying to write intelligently about it, is that the information available to us is incomplete. Even if the Angels have already made all their moves, it’s hard to criticize them because there are so many moves that could potentially still be made. It’s...
Angels expected to revisit Howie Kendrick trade
The Angels shopped Kendrick at this year’s July 31 trade deadline and received interest from multiple teams but obviously no move was made.
Kendrick is owed $9.35 million next season and $9.5 million in 2015 — reasonable salaries for a consistently productive second baseman. Anaheim badly needs an influx of reliable starting pitching — young or old — and there aren’t going...
Via Pro Sports Daily
October 06, 2013
|
Discuss
Angels activate Howie Kendrick, will not play until Friday
The Los Angeles Angels welcomed back Howie Kendrick yesterday, but they will not yet pencil him into the lineup. With the team completely out of contention, Mike Scioscia and the front office believe there is no reason to rush Kendrick back into the lineup. Kendrick is expected to start Friday's series opener against the Houston Astros.
Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com says...
Via MLB Injury News
September 11, 2013
|
Discuss
Angels' Kendrick avoids trip to DL
ANAHEIM, Calif. Angels second baseman Howie Kendrick has avoided a trip to the disabled list, at least for the next few days, after suffering a sprained left knee Monday night.
An MRI on Tuesday showed no structural damage, manager Mike Scioscia said, so the team will wait to see how quickly Kendrick recovers.
"The long and short of it is, we'll give him four or five...
Via Fox Sports West
August 06, 2013
|
Discuss
Dodgers have interest in Angels' 2B Howie Kendrick, but don't expect a deal
An interesting name on the trade market, first brought up by Mike Petriello, is the Angels' Howie Kendrick. The second baseman is someone the Dodgers have interest in and he'd fill a long-term need.
Petriello also wrote about the Kendrick whispers, as he called them, over at his blog today.
I'm as big a Mark Ellis fan as any Dodger blogger, but even I would jump...
Via Feelin' Kinda Blue
July 31, 2013
|
Discuss
10 things to know about Howie Kendrick
Howie Kendrick made a mockery of minor league pitching as he climbed the ranks of the Angels organization from 2002-06. He flirted with .400 on occasion and never hit below .342 for a season in the minors.
Hes been a steady bat in the Angels lineup through seven big league seasons, but theres more about him than just baseball.
He learned to ride a bike at the age of two
And...
Via Fox Sports West
May 01, 2013
|
Discuss
Howie Kendrick Player Profile & Projections
By Robert Cunningham - AngelsWin.com Staff Writer
2013 Outlook: Batting Title? Nah, it just doesn't seem like it will ever happen for Howie. However, Kendrick does bring a valuable home-grown talent to second base that goes unappreciated at times. Although Howie isn't a Cano or Kinsler type at the position he does bring steady value with his bat and ability to make contact...
Howie Kendrick: Primed for Greatness
By Brian Waller - AngelsWin.com Columnist
<span style="font-family: "Times New Roman","serif";">For
years Howie Kendrick was touted as a future batting champ and
rightfully so, Kendrick did hit at least .360 at every level of the
minors. That promise however, never seemed
to materialize at the major league level. The reason you ask...
Angels, Kendrick agree to 33.5M, 4-year deal
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- All-Star second baseman Howie Kendrick has agreed to a 33.5 million, four-year contract with the Los Angeles Angels, passing up a chance to hit the free-agent market after next season.
The team announced the move Monday, the latest in a busy offseason spending spree for the Angels and new general manager Jerry Dipoto.
The 28-year-old Kendrick batted .285 with...
Via Fox Sports West
January 09, 2012
|
Discuss
Sources: Angels lock up Kendrick
The Angels made another move in what has been a monumental offseason, agreeing to a four-year extension with second baseman Howie Kendrick, according to sources.
The deal for Kendrick, which according to sources is pending a physical, would cover Kendrick's final year of arbitration and his first three free-agent years.
Kendrick, 28, played in 140 games last season, hitting...
Via Fox Sports
January 07, 2012
|
Discuss
BARKER BEAUTIES
THE ANGELS HOT 10
Follow us on Twitter
