Angels' Ben Joyce opens the shoulder injury to return the timeline after an unfortunate upda

The relief jug of Los Angeles Angels, Ben Joyce, provided an update over his shoulder injury after the angels had moved him from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injury list on Friday.

On April 11, the angels placed Joyce on the IL on April 11, a topic that ended up on the 15-day IL towards the end of his 2024 campaign.

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“It is frustrating for me and I am sure that everyone else is involved,” said Joyce. “I just want to record. I want to be part of the team. I don't know the problem. We only rate how we go. At that time it was a month ago, and even if the throwing program came back, it would be 30 days.

According to ESPN, Joyce said that he would “seek a doctor next week and only see which options are from there”.

Joyce achieved an ERA of 2.08 last season and led Engel with more than 10 appearances. During the campaign, he scored four parades, but mainly served as a setup man of Carlos Estevez, a role that he also took on Kenley Jansen this season. Joyce threw the fastest place in the majors last year, a fast ball of 105.5 miles per hour, who sent Los Angeles Dodgers star Tommy Edman back to the shelter.

The Halos Bullpen has to struggle in 2024, including Joyce. His 6.23 ERA is the fifth highest under Angel's relievers with at least five games played. The 6.99 era of the Bullpen under relievers is the second worst in the baseball, in front of the nationals.

Manager Ron Washington admitted that Joyce's latest setback on the Angels will influence the Angels that this would be an enormous loss for the bullpen.

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“Important,” said Washington. “When he went down, we influenced it, and we still try to find our foot in the Bullpen. He is a jug of the Impact type. He was the type we could use to end an inning, give us a different inner and we miss it.”

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