paragraph: Bengie is expected to be activated from the disabled list today, giving the Angels both Molina brothers on the active major-league roster for the first time. "I feel bad for Jorge, he's a good friend of mine," Bengie said. "But they liked the way (Jose) has played and they're giving him a chance. I'm very excited we'll be on the same team for a while." Jose went into Wednesday's game hitting .304 and had thrown out 33 percent (two of six) of baserunners trying to steal. Angels pitchers had a 3.33 ERA with Jose catching, better even than Bengie's 3.69. "I just hope they keep me here," Jose said. Ochoa took Fabregas' spot in the roster, but the Angels will have to clear another spot today to make room for Bengie. Infielder Jose Nieves is likely to be sent down, but since he is out of options, he would have to clear waivers before he could join Triple-A Salt Lake. --Not expected: Fabregas, who hit .193 with no homers and eight RBI in 35 games with the Angels this season, said he was "surprised and shocked" to get traded from a pennant contender to a team 22 games out in the NL Central. "I understand baseball moves, I've been through this before," said Fabregas, who is headed for his eighth major-league team. "Obviously I'm disappointed to go from a team playing for first place to a team that isn't contending. "I felt like I was a big part of the team. I went through the struggles last year and I wanted to be a part of it in the good times." 
question: Among Jose or Fabregas, who had a better batting percentage?
answer: Bengie