Barren? Angels Have 13 All Stars in Minors
The Angels have thirteen players who have been named 2013 minor league All Stars - and Triple-A has not even announced their choices yet! The Double-A Arkansas Travelers will send eight men to...
The Angels have thirteen players who have been named 2013 minor league All Stars - and Triple-A has not even announced their choices yet! The Double-A Arkansas Travelers will send eight men to...
The Inland Empire 66ers have partnered with the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner’s Department and local police departments for a special Protect and Serve Night, presented by Toyota and...
LHP Hunter Green RHP Keynan Middleton RHP Elliot Morris RHP Kyle McGowin RHP Harrison Cooney RHP Garrett Nuss LHP Nate Smith C Stephen McGee RHP Grant Gordon LHP Jonah Wesely RHP Blake...
The Angels pick from the seventh round of the 2013 MLB Draft is Garrett Nuss. Analysts on he MLB.com livecast knew nothing about him and it was funny to hear them stammer through superlatives...
The Angels have selected Harrison Cooney, a Right Handed Pitcher out of Florida Gulf Coast University. His DOB: 03/23/92 - born a month before the L.A. Riots! He is the first pitcher taken in the...
The Angels had their second pick of the 2013 MLB Draft in the Third Round. Keynan Middleton is a Right Handed Pitcher with what is best described as "Raw Tools". He is noted for his athletic build...
The Angels have pick #95 in the third round today which starts at #74 at 10 AM on the MLB Network Today's proceedings are broadcast online AT THIS MLB.COM LINK. Round 4: Angels have pick #127 R...
The MLB draft used to be semi-secretive in order for drafted players to not find out who was selected in order for teams to have better leverage in signing them. Times change. Today's event is...
In an Angels farm system bled to the turnip-bone, one scrub stands alone in the foothills of San Bernardino. His name is Zach Borenstein, he swings some surprisingly mean timber, and you wouldn't know him if you tried. But that's about to change.
Thanks to the awesome work of Ryan Ghan, aka RGHAN analyzing the Angels minor leagues, we have an awesome repository of reports on Luis Jimenez, aka Lucho, who made his Angels debut Friday, got his...
Every baseball park is different. A home run to Left Field in Yankee Stadium is a fly out in many little league parks, let alone 29 other major league ball fields. A high fly out to the warning...
Culling the wisdom of a very small crowd by combining the fourteen publicly available Angels prospect rankings.
Culling the wisdom of a very small crowd by combining the fourteen available Angels' Prospect Rankings.
Kaleb Cowart put up the top Angels' prospect performance in 2012.
Nick Maronde put up the third most valuable prospect performance in 2012. DSL pitcher Angel Guerra put up the second best performance, according to this particular algorithm, which leads to a conversation about how WAR values starting pitchers.
Travis Witherspoon contributed defense, pop, baserunning, and some patience to the 66er's and Travs in 2012, putting up the fourth best performance on the Halos' farm.
Taking a look at Kole Calhoun's evolution as a pro.
Taking a look at Luis Jimenez and Manny Correa, who posted the 7th and 8th top performances on the Halos' farm in 2012.
A.J. Schugel put up the ninth best performance of 2012 despite a hard inning cap in July and August.
Wendell Soto and Joel Capote put up the tenth and eleventh best performances on the Angels' farm in 2012.
Taking a look at Randal Grichuk and Andy Workman, who put up the 13th and 12th best performances on the Angels' farm in 2012.
Taking a look at Jean Segura and Ariel Pena, who were the 14th and 15th top performers in the Halos' system in 2012 before going to Milwaukee in exchange for Zach Greinke.
Taking a look at sleeper Eswarlin Jimenez and veteran Paul McAnulty, the Angels' top 16th and 17th prospect performances of 2012.
Taking a look at Michael Snyder and Wade Hinkle, who posted the 19th and 18th top performances on the Angels' farm respectively.
Taking a look at Matt Long and Gabriel Perez, who posted the 20th and 21st best prospect performances on the farm respectively.
Steven Geltz and Sherman Johnson post the 22nd and 23rd best performances in the Angels' system.