FILE - This is a 2016 file photo showing Huston Street of the Los Angeles Angels baseball team. Street said Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2016, that he disagrees with Major League Baseball's ban on the hazing ritual of dressing up rookies in costumes that include women's outfits. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson, File)
The Los Angeles Angels have activated right-hand pitcher Huston Street from the disabled list.
The veteran reliever suffered a strainedlatissimus dorsi (lats) in spring training while he was battling to become the team's closer. Street was also dealing with tendinitis in his right triceps.
Street, who hasn't pitched in the majors since last season, pitched on Monday for the Angels AAAaffiliate, the Salt Lake Bees, posting one inning, one hit, and one strike out.
With closer Bud Norris sidelined with knee soreness, Street could be in line for some ninth inning action soon come. For now, Street has made the trip to New York, but we can expect Cam Bedrosian to have the majority of the ninth inning workload.
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