Angels activate outfielder Wade Meckler from the concussion injured list after recovery.

The Los Angeles Angels activated outfielder Wade Meckler from the concussion injured list after he was hit by a pitch from Houston Astros left-hander Bryan King. Press Telegram reports that Meckler suffered headaches and sleepless nights following the collision but cleared medical protocols to return to play.
The 26-year-old completed minor league rehab games at Class-A Rancho Cucamonga, where he hit a home run. Meckler expressed determination to be productive and avoid limiting his playing time as he returns from the injury.
Meckler was struck by a pitch from Astros left-hander Bryan King during a game. The impact caused him to fall to the ground. OC Register confirmed the incident marked a serious setback during his first extended stint in the majors.
Instead of a lengthy absence, Meckler moved through the concussion protocol rapidly. He played rehab games at Class-A Rancho Cucamonga to rebuild his confidence and test his condition. During these games, he homered, showing he could still perform at the plate.
The outfielder has made clear he wants to be a productive part of the lineup without restrictions. Daily News reports that Meckler's mindset focused on returning to action and playing meaningful innings. His activation gives the Angels depth in the outfield after missing time.
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