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

Third baseman Anthony Rendon will undergo left hip surgery and will be out for a significant amount of time, Angels general manager Perry Minasian said on Wednesday. It’s the latest setback for Rendon,

Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon will be undergoing hip surgery, SoCal News Group's Jeff Fletcher reported on Wednesday. Angels general manager Perry Minasian said he expects the injury recovery to be a "long-term" situation, so it's unclear when Rendon will be able to play this season, if at all.

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,

Anthony Rendon, in the sixth season of a $245 million, 7-year contract, has played in just 205 games over the past four seasons and has been on the IL 12 times since 2021.

Injury concerns continue to plague the Los Angeles Angels as third baseman Anthony Rendon is set to undergo hip surgery. Following multiple injury setbacks in recent seasons, Rendon's latest surgery will keep him sidelined for an extended period.