What's Happening?
Jose Quijada, a left-handed reliever for the Los Angeles Angels, has been outrighted to Triple-A Salt Lake after clearing waivers. Quijada was designated for assignment prior to this move, but he will remain within the Angels organization. This season, Quijada has made two appearances for the Angels, pitching 1.1 scoreless innings. The decision to move him to Triple-A comes as the team continues to adjust its roster and bullpen strategy.
Why It's Important?
The outright of Jose Quijada to Triple-A is significant for the Angels as they manage their bullpen depth and roster flexibility. Quijada's ability to clear waivers and remain in the organization provides the team with continued access to his pitching skills without occupying a spot on the major league roster. This move allows the Angels to potentially call him up later in the season if needed, while also giving Quijada the opportunity to refine his skills in the minor leagues. For Quijada, staying within the organization means he can continue to work towards a return to the major league level.
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What's Next?
Quijada will report to Triple-A Salt Lake, where he will aim to improve his performance and make a case for a future call-up to the Angels' major league roster. The Angels will monitor his progress and evaluate their bullpen needs as the season progresses. Depending on team injuries or performance issues, Quijada could be considered for a return to the major league team if he demonstrates strong pitching in Triple-A.
