While there’s no true finality yet, Wednesday’s news still felt like this relationship had reached a point of no return.

Anthony Rendon would return to the field after the Angels provided yet more bad news about the highly-paid third baseman this week, as GM Perry Minasian said he’d be out indefinitely due to hip surgery.

The Los Angeles Angels have received some unfortunate injury updates Wednesday. Anthony Rendon will once again miss significant time as confirmed by general ma

This will be the fifth consecutive season that Rendon misses significant time. He has two years and $72 million left on a seven-year, $245 million deal.

At this rate, it’s more surprising to hear Anthony Rendon will actually play a baseball game than not. Spring training has barely started and the oft-injured, rarely active Angels third baseman’s season is already in jeopardy due to hip surgery that will sideline him for a “significant” stretch,

Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon will undergo hip surgery, an operation that will sideline him for a long period, general manager Perry Minasian told reporters on Wednesday.