MLB Draft 2016: Angels round out the top 200 draftees with a SS and two high school pitchers

The Angels made a few more ballplayers happy dudes when they selected Chris Rodriguez (RHP), Connor Justus (SS), and Cole Duensing (RHP) in rounds 4-6.  Rodriguez and Duensing came out of high school, and Justus is a junior at Georgia Tech.

Round 4: Chris Rodriguez, Monsignor Edward Pace HS (FL), RHP, 6'1", 185#, turns 18 next month

Rodriguez doesn't have a ton of scouting data readily available, but he does throw a n 89-93 MPH fastball, is very athletic, and has a good slider/cutter combo.  He led his school to a state championship after going 12-2 this spring with a 0.65 ERA and 119 Ks in 86 IP.  He has a funky delivery that could warrant a bullpen move in the future.

Round 5: Connor Justus, Georgia Tech, SS, 6'1", 190, 21 years old

Justus doesn't have any standout tools, but he is a good fielder with a strong arm, average speed, and a quick first step.  He should stick at SS.  His offense took a step forward this past season when he batted .324 with only 38Ks in 247 ABs.  He also walked 41 times and showed good patience at the plate.  He's not very flashy, but a defender that gets the job done.

Round 6: Cole Duensing, Blue Valley NW High School (KS), RHP, 6'4", 175#, 18 years old

Duensing has a low 90s fastball with a good finish and consistent mechanics.  He's going to need some time to develop his secondary pitches, but since he just turned 18, he has that time.  He's considered a "developmental" project with a high potential upside.