Despite his age, Fletcher is an exciting prospect who can provide valuable contributions for the Angels. Last season, he was the Angels’ lead off man after spending most of the season at the bottom of the batting order. With his impressive defense, he is sure to move up the lineup and help the Angels improve …
While the Los Angeles Angels have struggled to find consistent offense, Tyler Wade may be an interesting addition to their roster. Wade is a left-handed hitter who gets a couple of feet towards the first base side out of the box. He could set up Trout and Ohtani at the top of the order, especially …
Despite being drafted with the 19th overall pick in the 2016 amateur draft, outfielder Brandon Marsh has already impressed in the minors. FanGraphs has graded his future value at 50. The Angels have been testing Marsh at first base. He is considered one of the top prospects in the game and the team’s best overall …
Despite the Angels’ struggles in 2018, Anthony Rendon has resurfaced in the second half. With the help of Simmons and Justin Upton, the Angels’ lineup looks formidable. Shohei Ohtani will likely be back in the lineup when he pitches, and David Fletcher and Tommy La Stella can play second base. In addition to the three …
The Angels have signed right-handed starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard to a one-year deal worth $21 million. Syndergaard previously pitched for the New York Mets for seven seasons, including one All-Star appearance. He has only thrown two innings since undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2019. However, he is likely to improve the rotation for the Angels. …
While it’s true that the Mike Trout injury has limited his playing time, that is only the beginning. He averaged 145 games a season and 9.0 WAR per season. His career has been anything but boring, with his spectacular numbers and consistent production. The only downfall of Trout’s injury was the calf strain he suffered …
Shohei Ohtani, the Angels’ two-way phenom, smacked his fifth home run on Tuesday, his 100th of his career. The slugger, who began his professional career in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball league, was 18 years old when he turned pro. In five seasons with the Angels, he has hit 52 home runs.
