Logan O'Hoppe is set to return to the Angels after starting a rehab assignment in the Arizona Complex League. O'Hoppe has been sidelined since April 25 due to a small fracture in his left wrist but aims to make a comeback by Friday when the Angels host the Dodgers. Manager Kurt Suzuki expressed excitement about O'Hoppe's potential return and noted the catcher feels ready after recent progress. O'Hoppe had shown signs of improvement before his injury and is eager to get back on the field.

By the Numbers
  • O’Hoppe slashed .205/.323/.256 with 1 homer, 1 double, and 8 RBIs in 26 games before his injury.
  • He has been out since April 25, with plans to play in multiple rehab games before returning.
State of Play
  • O'Hoppe is currently experiencing slight discomfort while swinging but believes it is manageable.
  • Sebastián Rivero is currently the primary catcher with Travis d’Arnaud out indefinitely due to injury.
What's Next

O'Hoppe is likely to return to the Angels lineup for the Freeway Series against the Dodgers, provided he performs well during the rehab games. The team is cautiously optimistic about his readiness following the wrist injury, wanting to ensure he’s fully fit before making his return.

Bottom Line

Logan O'Hoppe's imminent return could bolster the Angels' lineup significantly, especially since he was showing promising form prior to his injury. His recovery is being handled with care, but fans can anticipate his comeback as early as Friday, bringing hope for improved performance on the field.