Angels released INF Bill Hall. It's the second time they've released him in the last two months, as they cut Hall loose at the end of spring training before re-signing him a couple weeks later. The veteran utility player was batting just .164/.282/.233 over 21 games.

Angels signed INF Bill Hall to a minor league contract. Hall, 33, was released by the team on March 22 after he failed to make the club out of spring. He hasn't played more than 62 games at the major league level since 2010.

Angels released INF Bill Hall. Hall was limited to just nine at-bats this spring due to a calf strain that's still an issue. It's possible he'll return to the club eventually after he gets healthy.

Bill Hall can become a free agent on March 26, but he said Wednesday that he would consider staying with the Angels on a minor league deal. Per the terms of Hall's minor league deal, the Angels are supposed to decide by March 26 whether to include him on their 25-man roster. That's not going to happen now that he's nursing a left calf strain, but he could still stick around in the organization.

An MRI on Bill Hall's left calf revealed only a strain. Hall will visit Dr. Lewis Yocum on Friday before it's determined how much time he'll miss. His slim chances at winning an Opening Day roster spot have gone out the window.

Bill Hall is undergoing an MRI on his left calf. Hall felt tightness in the calf on Wednesday during infield drills and acknowledged to reporters on Thursday morning in Angels camp that he is "concerned" about what the test might show. The veteran infielder is no longer in the running for an Opening Day roster spot.

Bill Hall, who has been recovering from a tight right quad, felt tightness in a calf muscle on Wednesday. It's unrelated to his previous quad injury, but it's obviously a significant setback. Hall signed a minor league contract with the Angels in late January. He now has no chance of earning an Opening Day roster spot.

Bill Hall was removed from Wednesday's Cactus League game against the Angels with a tight right quad. The Giants are calling him "day-to-day." Hall signed a minor league contract with San Francisco in late January and is doubtful to win a spot on the Opening Day roster.

Angels signed INF Bill Hall to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training. Hall, 33, spent most of 2012 with the Orioles' Triple-A affiliate in Norfolk, Virginia. He has 125 home runs and a .248 batting average in his 11-year MLB career.

Orioles purchased the contact of INF-OF Bill Hall from Triple-A Norfolk. Hall was designated for assignment by the O's in early June and will merely serve as bench depth down the stretch. He is 2-for-9 (.222) this year in the major leagues.