What is the story about?
What's Happening?
Reid Detmers of the Los Angeles Angels announced that tests on his left elbow showed no structural damage, allowing him to avoid surgery. Detmers plans to have a normal offseason and expressed a preference to start in the next season, although he is open to fulfilling any role the team requires. In 2025, Detmers pitched in 61 games without starting, after previously being a starter for four seasons with a 4.90 ERA.
Why It's Important?
Detmers avoiding surgery is significant for the Angels as it ensures his availability for the upcoming season. His ability to participate in a regular offseason training regimen is crucial for maintaining his performance level. The decision on his role next season could impact the team's pitching strategy and overall performance. Detmers' flexibility in accepting different roles may provide the Angels with valuable options in their lineup.
What's Next?
Detmers will proceed with his offseason training, preparing for the next season. The Angels will need to decide on his role, whether as a starter or in another capacity, based on team needs and Detmers' performance. This decision will be pivotal in shaping the team's pitching strategy for the 2026 season.
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