Huston Street Injury: Updates on Angels Closer's Oblique and Return

Los Angeles Angels closer Huston Street has not appeared in a game since April 23 because of an oblique injury. He was placed on the disabled list on April 28, and although he has returned from his DL stint, it is uncertain when he will return to the mound.

Continue for updates.

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Street Reinstated from DL

Monday, May 30

The Angels announced they brought Street back to the main roster Monday, noting the team sent Mike Morin down to Triple-A as part of the roster move.

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Street Remains Among Baseball's Most Consistent Closers 

Joe Smith assumed the closing responsibilities with Street on the disabled list.

Street had been impressive in nine appearances this season with a 1.17 ERA, 0.78 WHIP and five saves in five save opportunities. While it is a small sample size, the ERA is more in line with what fans saw of Street the past few seasons than his 3.18 mark for the Angels in 2015:

Season	Team	Games	Innings	ERA	WHIP	Saves	Strikeouts
2012	San Diego Padres	40	39	1.85	0.72	23	47
2013	San Diego Padres	58	56.2	2.70	1.02	33	46
2014	San Diego Padres/Los Angeles Angels	61	59.1	1.37	0.94	41	57
2015	Los Angeles Angels	62	62.1	3.18	1.16	40	57

Street played for the Oakland Athletics, Colorado Rockies, San Diego Padres and Angels throughout his career and is a two-time All-Star and the 2005 American League Rookie of the Year. His 320 career saves are 18th in baseball history, per Baseball-Reference.com, which is a testament to his longevity and ability to come through with the game on the line for his team in the final inning.