Angels Minor League Report

by rghan on Jul 26, 2009 8:13 AM PDT in Minor Leagues

AAA Salt Lake Bees, 50 and 50

Terry Evans, of - (16 Ab's) .375/.444/1.000 with 1 Dbl, 3 HR, 6 runs

(season) .292/.337/.544 with 25 Dbls, 21 HRs and 20 SBs

Bobby Wilson, c - (20 AB's) .450/.476/.650 with 1 Dbl, 1 HR, and 6 RBI's

(season) .275/.320/.419 with 11 Dbls and 8 HR

AA Arkansas, 9 and 19 (second half)

Jeremy Moore, of - (25 AB's, 16 in AA) .360/.407/.760 with 2 Trpl, 2 HRs and 10 RBIs

(season) .293/.342/.474 with 15 Dbls, 11 Trpls, and 9 HR

Mark Trumbo, 1b - (29 AB's) .345/.345/.621 with 2 Dbls, 2 HRs, and 8 RBIs

(season) .275/.318/.431 with 22 Dbls and 10 HRs

Ivan Contreras, 2b, U - (22 AB's) .409/.458/.500 with 2 Dbls

(season) .279/.300/.326

High A Rancho Cucamonga, 14 and 16 (second half)

Alex Torres, lhsp - 1 W, 6.2 IP, 2 hits, 0 ER, 6 K/2 BB

(season) 113.1 IP, 88 hits, 2.94 ERA, 118 K/61 BB

PJ Phillips. 2b, of - (22 Ab's) .318/.348/.636 with 2 Dbls, 1 Trpl, 1 HR and 6 RBIs.

(season) .212/.250/.355 with 18 Dbls, 7 HR and 16 SB

A Cedar Rapids, 16 and 11 (second half)

Alexi Amarista, 2b - (22 Ab's) .364/.391/.591 with 2 Dbls, 1 Trpl, and 1 SB.

(season) .311/.386/.448 with 25 Dbls, 8 Trpls, 2 HR and 28 SB

Manaurys Correa, rhsp - 6 IP, 5 hits, 1 ER, 5 K/2 BB

(season) 113.2 IP, 116 hits, 3.96 ERA, 50 K/27 BB, .262 BAA

Gabe Jacobo, 1b - .350/.409/.500 with 1 Dbl and 1 Trpl.

(season) .254/.319/.407 with 18 Dbls and 5 HRs

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Given Evans' advanced "baseball age"

What kind of value does he hold as a trade chip? I’ve always been impressed with this guy in the Halos organization, but GMJ and others have blocked his path, and those behind him seem to have higher upsides.

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by Slasher52 on Jul 26, 2009 9:04 AM PDT reply actions

Also, does he play CF?

Hopefully we can get something of value for him, the lone acquisition from the WTE trade

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by anaheim angels on Jul 26, 2009 12:32 PM PDT up reply actions

Yes

But scouting reports say at a below average level. He’s more of a backup cf, but he has the speed to play a plus corner.

by rghan on Jul 26, 2009 12:50 PM PDT via mobile up reply actions

Sadly very little

He’s long in the tooth and projects to hit for little average in the bigs. Great athlete, but his best shot at spending substantial time in the bigs includes a release from the halos and getting picked up for outfield depth by a team with substantially less talent. There are available guys like that, so teams don’t have to give up anything for him.

by rghan on Jul 26, 2009 12:38 PM PDT via mobile up reply actions