Figgins could be activated Wednesday

 
Judging by his upbeat tone, Angels manager Mike Scioscia anticipates having the club's catalyst, Chone Figgins, back in the leadoff spot and at third base on Wednesday night in the second game of a series against the Blue Jays. [link]

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