ANAHEIM, Calif. — It's not the start to the holiday weekend that the Angels wanted.
Left-hander Reid Detmers got tagged for five earned runs, the offense was non-existent until the eighth inning and Logan O'Hoppe left the game after a foul ball hit him in the mask, and he is now under concussion protocol in the Angels' 5-2* loss against the Red Sox on Friday night.
"We don't really know yet, we've got to kind of see what the tests show with the doctor," Angels manager Kurt Suzuki said about the status of O'Hoppe. "After the doctor looks at him, we're going to see where we're at. But he's just going through some protocol testing right now."
It could be a huge blow to the Angels if O'Hoppe heads to the injured list, as the Angels are already thin on catching depth with Travis d'Arnaud on the injured list with plantar fasciitis and will not return for at least another couple of weeks.
If O'Hoppe does indeed hit the injured list, the catching tandem in Anaheim will likely be Tyler Heineman and Logan Porter.
Left-hander Reid Detmers got tagged for five earned runs, the offense was non-existent until the eighth inning and Logan O'Hoppe left the game after a foul ball hit him in the mask, and he is now under concussion protocol in the Angels' 5-2* loss against the Red Sox on Friday night.
"We don't really know yet, we've got to kind of see what the tests show with the doctor," Angels manager Kurt Suzuki said about the status of O'Hoppe. "After the doctor looks at him, we're going to see where we're at. But he's just going through some protocol testing right now."
It could be a huge blow to the Angels if O'Hoppe heads to the injured list, as the Angels are already thin on catching depth with Travis d'Arnaud on the injured list with plantar fasciitis and will not return for at least another couple of weeks.
If O'Hoppe does indeed hit the injured list, the catching tandem in Anaheim will likely be Tyler Heineman and Logan Porter.
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