The Angels aren't planning to have Syndergaard on a specific innings limit this season, Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com reports.
Syndergaard has pitched only two major-league regular-season innings since 2019, so there would be some logic in managing his workload. However, the organization appears comfortable with letting the right-hander enter the season without a set-in-stone innings target, which qualifies as good news for his fantasy managers. Of course, the Angels already soften their starting pitchers' workloads by employing a six-man rotation, so Syndergaard will have more rest days than he was accustomed to during his time with the Mets.