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    Angels acquired infielder Zach Sorensen from the Indians for a player to be named.

    The Angels needed some depth in Triple-A after all of their recent callups. Sorensen shouldn’t be a candidate to return to the majors this year.
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    Angels purchased the contract of infielder Zach Sorensen from Triple-A Salt Lake.

    The Angels could have chosen Brian Specht or one of their number of quality middle infield prospects, but they decided to go boring once again. Sorensen, 28, hit .303/.372/.383 in 78 games for Salt Lake. He went 0-for-3 while spending 20 days in the majors in July.
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    Indians purchased the contract of infielder-outfielder Zach Sorensen from Triple-A Buffalo.

    Sorensen hasn’t done much at all offensively in Triple-A, batting .223 with a 625 OPS. The Indians think he’s ready to act a utilityman, but that’s all the 26-year-old will ever be. He’s not going to have any fantasy value.
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    Angels waived infielder Zach Sorensen.

    Sorensen went 2-for-12 in a pair of stints with the Angels last season. The club might re-sign him to a minor league deal, but Sorensen should be looking to go to a team with less middle-infield depth.
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    Angels sent infielder Zach Sorensen outright to Triple-A Salt Lake.

    Sorensen goes because of the need for a pitcher after last night’s 18-inning game. He went 0-for-3 in 20 days with the Angels.
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    Angels purchased the contract of infielder Zach Sorensen from Triple-A Salt Lake.

    Sorensen gets the nod over Dave Matranga to act as a utilityman until either Orlando Cabrera or Dallas McPherson returns. He was hitting .269/.342/.362 in 72 games for Salt Lake.
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    Indians sent infielders Zach Sorensen and Angel Santos and RHP Dave Lee outright to Triple-A Buffalo.

    Sorensen is the only player here who had any real chance of staying on the 40-man roster, but he hit .135 in 37 at-bats during his 3 1/2 months as Cleveland’s 25th man. He could be re-signed to a minor league contract and brought back to compete for a utility role again next season.
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    Brewers sent 2B Zach Sorensen outright to Triple-A Nashville.

    Sorensen, who was claimed off waivers from the Angels in November, can reject the assignment and become a free agent. The 29-year-old is 25th man at best.
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    Brewers claimed shortstop Zach Sorensen off waivers from the Angels.

    He’s no Derrick Turnbow. Sorensen, who turns 29 in January, hit .303/.372/.383 in 287 AB for Triple-A Salt Lake last season. He’d be a pretty weak option as a utilityman.
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    Indians optioned infielder Zach Sorensen to Triple-A Buffalo.

    Sorensen batted .147 in 24 games with the Indians. He’ll be back in September.

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