Former closer Huston Street, after not finding a job this offseason, appears to have called it a career. Street was hampered by injuries the last two seasons, only throwing 26 1/3 innings combined. The 2005 AL Rookie of the Year finishes his career with 324 saves and a 2.95 ERA. He was a two-time All-Star as well.

The Los Angeles Angels have declined the $10 million option on relief pitcher Huston Street, paying him a $1 million buyout and allowing him to hit the open market. Injuries completely derailed Street's final season in LA, as he was only able to throw four innings while battling a myriad of injuries[...]

Angels reliever Huston Street (shoulder) threw a simulated game in Arizona last week. He is still hoping to return to the Angels this season. You never know with Mike Scioscia, but it seems unlikely that Street would take any high-leverage innings, making him largely irrelevant in fantasy should he [...]

Angels reliever Huston Street (shoulder) resumed throwing this week and is heading to Arizona to continue his rehab. He has mapped out a plan that would get him back to pitch for the final two weeks of the season. Street has only thrown four innings on the season after only throwing 22 1/3 last year[...]

Angels' reliever Huston Street has a mild rotator cuff strain in addition to his ongoing groin issue. "He will be cleared to throw when symptoms resolve," said Angels general manager Billy Eppler. Street has only thrown four innings on the year after a variety of injuries have kept him shelved. It l[...]

Angels' reliever Huston Street (groin) said there is "nothing new" to report regarding his rehab. Street said before the All-Star break that he expected to be back as soon as the break was over, but he has not even begun throwing yet, meaning a return is likely still a few weeks away for the former [...]

Angels' reliever Huston Street (groin) feels confident that he will be ready to be activated on Friday when the Angels return from the All-Star break to face the Rays. He admits it could be a few days after that, however, if the Angels determine he should pitch in a rehab game first. Regardless, it [...]

Angels' reliever Huston Street has been placed back on the disabled list with right groin strain. Street was activated on June 22 after missing the start of the season with a lat injury. He only managed to throw two innings before the groin injury will cause him to hit the DL yet again. The Angels h[...]

As expected, Angels' reliever Huston Street has been activated from the disabled list. The Angels optioned Mike Morin to make room. If Street pitches well, he could work his way into the mix for ninth inning duties. For now, expect that Cam Bedrosian will close games out while Bud Norris is on the s[...]

Updating an earlier report, Huston Street is indeed with the Angels in New York, but he is not expected to be activated from the disabled list until tomorrow. A corresponding move has not been announced, although Mike Morin seems likely to be sent back down to Triple-A. Street's role with the team i[...]