Meyer will join the rotation Wednesday in Oakland, the Los Angeles Times' Pedro Moura reports.
He takes the place of Brett Oberholtzer, as the Angels will use September as an early tryout of sorts for Meyer to make a case to be a part of their 2017 rotation. He gave up two hits and struck out six over four shutout innings in Thursday's start for Triple-A Salt Lake, but had been somewhat less successful in his other outings since coming over to the Angels in a deadline deal with the Twins. Meyer has a career 14.21 ERA in 6.1 MLB innings, and walks have always been a big issue for him, but compared to the other options at the Angels' disposal, Meyer's upside is intriguing. When he's going right, he can miss a lot of bats, and if he can get his control figured out, there could be something here.