
Nelson Rada: Angels 2023 Minor League Player Of The Year
As Nelson Rada’s body and approach mature, the 18-year-old could develop into a standout center fielder and leadoff man.
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As Nelson Rada’s body and approach mature, the 18-year-old could develop into a standout center fielder and leadoff man.
Nolan Schanuel made a few small changes as a college junior in 2023 that paid off big for his career.
Nelson Rada turns 18 on Aug. 24, an age when most U.S. players are beginning their senior year of high school. That’s what makes what…
The righthander lowered his arm slot, changed his fastball and now is moving quickly through the minors.
Drafted out of high school last year, Caden Dana so thoroughly dominated Low-A that the Angels pushed him to High-A as a 19-year-old.
Drafted in the 13th round last year, Flint is skipping High-A and heading to Double-A to start the season.
The 2021 first-rounder dealt with injuries for the bulk of last season. This year, he hopes to stay healthy and round out his repertoire.
The catcher shows gifts on both sides of the ball. Now, all he needs is experience.
Released by the Tigers in 2020, Kolton Ingram has found a spot on the Angels’ 40-man roster.
The 24-year-old righthander is in a position to help the Angels’ pitching staff in 2023.
Zach Neto is a fundamentally sound shortstop who was one of the best college hitters in the 2022 draft. That places him on a fast track to Anaheim.
Eric Torres went from the 2021 draft to Double-A this season and thrived in a high-leverage bullpen role. His unique look should suit him in MLB.
The Angels hope Edgar Quero can build off his breakout season at Low-A to one day give the organization its first homegrown catcher since the days of Mike Napoli and Jeff Mathis.
The Rangers could not be more impressed with 17-year-old outfielder Anthony Gutierrez, headlining a batch of AL West organization reports from our correspondents.
A diminutive Astros second baseman who produced big results in the upper minors headlines our July organization reports from our five American League West correspondents.
Our American League West correspondents deliver prospect reports for their organizations, headlined by an Angels righthander with the potential to move rapidly to Anaheim.
Our American League West correspondents deliver one prospect report per organization, headlined by a Mariners teen shortstop who is catching on quickly in Low-A.
Added in a trade with the Giants last summer, Jose Marte and his live two-seamer could play in the bullpen if he can execute his secondary pitches.
Drafted in the 11th-round out of Arizona, Chase Silseth showed enhanced velocity and a four-pitch mix after singing an over-slot deal.
Lefty Reid Detmers made quick work of the minor leagues on his way to L.A.
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