When the initial shock wore off from Wednesday's news that Angels pitcher Ben Joyce would miss the remainder of the 2025 season after undergoing surgery to repair his right shoulder, the next question was obvious: When will he be back?
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington said the team needs help from the front office after Ben Joyce underwent season-ending shoulder surgery Wednesday.
When Angels pitcher Ben Joyce was told he needed season-ending surgery, it came as a blow not just to fans, but to Joyce's teammates as well. Joyce, 24, isn't expected back until 2026.
The Los Angeles Angels are just 17-25, which is last in the American League West standings. This comes after a franchise record 99 losses last season. As they attempt to climb back into postseason contention, the Angels have also been hit by injuries.
The Los Angeles Angels announced on Wednesday that flamethrowing reliever Ben Joyce is expected to miss the remainder of the 2025 season after undergoing shoulder surgery.
Other than a 3-1 record in March, not much has gone well for the Los Angeles Angels this season. It's now mid May, and the franchise from Orange County, California has since dropped to 17-24, leaving them in last place of the AL West.
The Los Angeles Angels lost to the San Diego Padres on Tuesday and now head into Wednesday's series finale tied 1-1. Los Angeles is 5-5 in their last 10 games.
The Angels announced today that right-hander Ben Joyce underwent surgery on his right shoulder this morning and is expected to miss the remainder of the season.
Just months removed from lighting up radar guns across the league, former Tennessee Volunteer and current Los Angeles Angels reliever Ben Joyce finds himself facing a frustrating setback in his young Major League career.
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Baltimore Orioles, 5-2, on Saturday thanks to a solid showing by the offense and Matthew Lugo's first career hit — a triple — that drove in a run in the fourth.
Los Angeles Angels relief pitcher Ben Joyce provided an update on his shoulder injury after the Angels moved him from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list Friday.
The Los Angeles Angels lost to the Baltimore Orioles, 4-1, on Friday as they dropped to 15-22 on the year. Ahead of the loss, the Halos signed a veteran reliever to help bolster a struggling bullpen.
Ben Joyce made some serious headlines last season. The Tennessee native threw the third-fastest pitch in the Statcast Era — registering at 105.5 miles per hour.
The Los Angeles Angels bullpen lost reliever Ben Joyce for at least two weeks as he was placed on the injured list with right shoulder inflammation Friday.
The Los Angeles Angels got the kind of news no team wants to hear, especially this early in the season. The Angels suffered a major loss on Friday when they placed hard-throwing right-hander Ben Joyce on the 15-day injured list with inflammation in his throwing shoulder.
The Angels placed right-hander Ben Joyce on the 15-day injured list Friday, prior to the club’s 14-3 loss to the Astros. Joyce is dealing with inflammation in his throwing shoulder, and the IL placement is retroactive to April 9.
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Ben Joyce, is one of the hardest-throwing fireballers in the game. The right-handed reliever routinely sits at 99 MPH on his fastball and topped out at 105.5 MPH last season.
Los Angeles Angels RHP Ben Joyce, a former Tennessee Vols standout, has touched 105 MPH on the radar gun multiple times during his career. Joyce, a Knoxville native who was a third round selection by the Angels in the 2022 MLB Draft, first touched 105 MPH during his time at Tennessee.
Ben Joyce appears to be gunning for the history books. The Los Angeles Angels fireballing reliever Joyce revealed in a recent interview with Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com that he has set a wild goal for the 2025 campaign.
Former Tennessee Vols pitcher Ben Joyce appeared set to take over the role as closer for the Los Angeles Angles after a strong finish to the 2024 season.
We all saw the PitchingNinja highlight of Ben Joyce at Tennessee. Fastballs reaching 104 mph blowing hitters away will make most highlight reels. However, velocity is just one aspect of pitching.