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Taylor Ward's injury after crashing into the left-field fence overshadowed the Angels' 3-0 victory over the Astros, despite strong performances from pitcher José Soriano and hitter Mike Trout. Ward was taken to the hospital after hitting the scoreboard, raising concerns about field safety, while the team celebrated a rare winning streak and improved season totals.
Angels outfielder Taylor Ward was injured after crashing head-first into a metal scoreboard at Daikin Park during a game against the Astros, leading to his hospitalization and raising concerns about field safety due to the low placement of the scoreboard.
Outfielder Taylor Ward has won his arbitration hearing against the Angels, securing a $4.8MM salary for the 2024 season. The 30-year-old player, represented by Wasserman, had a breakout 2022 season but faced setbacks due to injuries in 2023. This win marks his second pass through the arbitration system, with two more to go before free agency in 2026.
Los Angeles Angels left fielder Taylor Ward was hit in the head by a pitch during a game against the Toronto Blue Jays, resulting in his exit from the game and a trip to the hospital for evaluation. The Angels lost the game 6-1, dropping the season series to the Blue Jays and further hindering their chances in the AL Wild Card race. Ward's injury compounds the team's woes, as they are already dealing with injuries to key players Mike Trout and Jo Adell. Losing Ward, who has been one of their hottest hitters, is a significant blow to the Angels' outfield depth.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Taylor Ward was carted off the field during a game against the Toronto Blue Jays after being hit in the face by a fastball. The severity of his injury is currently unknown, but it could be a significant setback for the Angels, who have been performing well this season. Ward has been a key player for the team, ranking second in games played and contributing solid offensive numbers.
Expert Consensus Rankings (ECR) for outfielders in fantasy baseball are not always accurate. Fernando Tatís Jr. is ranked too low despite his injury history, Byron Buxton is a risk but has incredible potential, and Taylor Ward is a late bloomer who is projected to have a breakout season. On the other hand, Teoscar Hernández is overrated due to his move to Seattle, and Bryan Reynolds is being drafted too aggressively despite playing for a weak Pittsburgh lineup.