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Anthony Rendon has become one of the most polarizing players in the MLB over the past few seasons. After signing a seven-year, $245,000,000 contract prior to the 2020 season, Rendon became one of the biggest free agent signings in Los Angeles Angels history. That being said, he has failed to live up to the expectations that come with such a lucrative contract.
As if Rendon's lack of production, injury history, and massive contract were not reason enough to leave Los Angeles Angels fans uncertain, the third baseman has gone viral again. The former All-Star said that baseball has been more of a job for him and that he prioritizes his faith and family over the game.
This has not gone over well with Los Angeles Angels fans, who have seemingly had enough of the former World Series champion. There have been many questions surrounding Rendon's passion for the game, something that Angels fans are growing more frustrated with.
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Other fans have gone as far as to say that Mike Trout should kick Anthony Rendon out of the clubhouse. While it's doubtful that Trout would ever kick any player out of the clubhouse, Los Angeles Angels fans appear ready to move on from the polarizing infielder.
Anthony Rendon has been a bust so far for the Los Angeles Angels
In four years with the Angels, Rendon has only appeared in 200 games, causing many fans to grow frustrated with the two-time Silver Slugger. It has been a rough go for Rendon in Los Angeles. Over 200 games, he has posted a .249 batting average with 22 home runs, 111 RBIs, and a 3.1 WAR.
This is a stark contrast to his time with the Washington Nationals, where he posted a 30.0 WAR with a .290 batting average with 136 home runs, 657 RBIs, and a World Series title.
