Angels GM Challenges Anthony Rendon to Prove His Worth for 2025
After years of injuries and underperformance, Rendon's starting role with the Los Angeles Angels is uncertain.
- Anthony Rendon, once a key player for the Angels, has struggled with injuries, playing fewer than 60 games each season since 2021.
- Rendon signed a seven-year, $245 million contract in 2020 but has failed to meet expectations, contributing to the Angels' recent poor performance.
- Angels GM Perry Minasian has publicly stated that Rendon must demonstrate he can still compete at a high level to secure a starting position.
- The team acknowledges Rendon's potential impact when healthy, but his recent statistics have been disappointing, with only two home runs in the past two seasons.
- Possible lineup changes include exploring other options at third base, such as moving Luis Rengifo, as the Angels seek more reliable contributions.