When a blockbuster trade shakes up the baseball world, the ripple effects often take months or even years to fully play out.

San Diego Padres president of baseball operations and general manager A.J. Preller revealed catching prospect Ethan Salas has a stress reaction in his lower back, and will remain sidelined until July.

This resurgence may have changed the Cardinals' trade deadline plans. Newsweek's Hunter Mulholland recently suggested the Cardinals would be buyers instead of sellers at the trade deadline.

Now, it is just a matter of executing their plan and find their way back into the conversation in their division. Here are three players the Angels could target as the trade deadline approaches.

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