It’s almost June, and the “boys of summer” are in full (don’t say swing, don’t say swing)…effect. Real life teams and fantasy teams alike are figuring out if they are for real or if it might be time to just ... read more »

The Angels' fill-in closer had a rough night against Baltimore on Saturday. After retiring the first two batters he faced, he gave up a single and a walk, and then a three-run home run to Matt [...]

Monday is here, and we have another edition of the FantasyPros Injury Report. There weren’t too many serious injuries this week, but let’s take a look at the most fantasy relevant injuries. Huston Street (RP – LAA) Street was placed ... read more »

Huston Street was unable to pitch in the ninth inning of a 4-2 win over the Royals as a result of the issue, which was discovered as he was warming up in the bullpen. Joe Smith notched his first save of the season in his absence. There has been no official word regarding Street's status going forwar[...]

Huston Street retired the first two White Sox he faced in the ninth inning, but allowed a solo home run and walked two batters before getting Austin Jackson to fly out. [...]

After looking like he wouldn't get a save opportunity in the first week of the season, Street has now converted three chances on consecutive days. Street is allowing more contact than usual to begin the year, but he has yet to allow a baserunner, retiring all 13 batters he has faced in 4.1 innings. [...]

It was looking like Huston Street would stay in the bullpen Monday, but he was able to pick up a very comfortable chance when Joe Smith allowed a run in the ninth to trim the Angels lead to 4-1. Street has now tallied saves in back-to-back games. He has yet to allow a baserunner over four appearance[...]

It took the Angels until the end of the week to get Huston Street a save opportunity, but he made the most of the chance, striking out two batters en route to a clean inning. Street seems to get less fantasy love than those with bigger fastballs, but he took a step towards his third consecutive 40-s[...]

This article references Huston Street, San Diego Padres and more! Huston Street has been worth every bit of the price the Los Angeles Angels paid when they acquired him from the San Diego Padres for two top prospects in 2014, as the 32-year-old has notched 57 saves while allowing just 27 runs in 88.2 innings since joining the squad. Street tallied a 3.18 ERA last year after posting ERAs below 3.00 in each of the previous three campaigns, and while his career 3.23 fielding independent pitching tells us that number is more like what can be expected going forward[...]Keep on reading: Huston Street Could Provide Reliability in 2016

This article references A, C, Huston Street, Joe Smith, OF, RP, SP, SS, TE and more! Angels closer Huston Street has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 groin strain and will miss at least the rest of the regular season. If the Angels can sneak into the postseason, there’s a chance Street could be back with the club. It would all depend on how far the team makes it. Manager Mike Scioscia said the team will go with a closer-by-committee the rest of the way. Huston Street said he has a Grade 1 groin strain. Won't be back in regular season. Longer Angels can go into Oct, better h[...]Keep on reading: Street Diagnosed With Grade 1 Groin Strain: Regular Season Done