Whatever hope there was of Anthony Rendon redeeming his contract is gone. On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Angels announced that the veteran third baseman will undergo left hip surgery and is facing a "long-term rehab.

Perry Minasian and Ron Washington discuss the Angels' start to Spring Training, and Anthony Rendon's upcoming hip surgery

Anthony Rendon’s seven-year, $245 million contract has become infamous, as he has dealt with injuries and subpar production, making many GMs shy to commit to long-term deals with infielders.

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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.

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Former Red Sox pitcher Jonathan Papelbon backs CBS MLB analyst Jim Bowden's statement about Anthony Rendon and J.D. Drew.

Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon will undergo hip surgery and be out for an extended period, his latest injury setback since joining the team in 2020.

Oft-injured Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon is having hip surgery and is expected to be sidelined long-term, GM Perry Minasian said.

MLB Tonight discusses how Anthony Rendon will undergo hip surgery and be out long term, as well as the Angels' potential defensive alignment

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,

Rendon landed on the injured list three times in 2024 due to issues with his hamstring, back and oblique. Injuries have derailed Rendon's career since he signed a seven-year, $245 million contract in 2019 to join the Angels from the Washington Nationals.