The Angels had high hopes for Rodriguez after his start in 2021, but he’s been out with a shoulder injury ever since. He had surgery in October 2021.
TEMPE, Ariz. — Chris Rodriguez is finally ready to take the next step in his rehab from shoulder surgery.
“I’m really excited with how things have come along,” Rodriguez said. “It’s great. I’m feeling really good. Taking steps in the right direction.” If all goes well on Tuesday, though, he could begin pitching in simulated games or other exhibition games next week.
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