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The Official Los Angeles Angels 2016 MLB Draft Thread


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Ask BA: No. 1 Pick To No. 1 Prospect?

 

Angels: The Angels’ farm system is the thinnest in baseball, so almost anyone Los Angeles picked would be the new No. 1, but Matt Thaiss’ combination of hitting ability and developing power make him the best prospect in the Angels’ system by a significant margin.
 
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26 minutes ago, John Smith said:
Ask BA: No. 1 Pick To No. 1 Prospect?

 

Angels: The Angels’ farm system is the thinnest in baseball, so almost anyone Los Angeles picked would be the new No. 1, but Matt Thaiss’ combination of hitting ability and developing power make him the best prospect in the Angels’ system by a significant margin.
 

this makes me happy and sad. 

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By John Sickels on Jun 14, 2016, 11:43a

LOS ANGELES ANGELS
1) Matt Thaiss, C, University of Virginia
2) Brandon Marsh, OF, Buford, Georgia
3) Nolan Williams, SS, Kansas City, Kansas
4) Chris Rodriguez, RHP, Pace, Florida
COMMENT:
In desperate need of a farm system talent infusion, the Angels adopted a mixed approach with an early focus on offense. Thaiss may or may not stick behind the plate but his bat was one of the most polished available and won’t need long in the minors. Marsh and Williams will take longer: both are very toolsy, both featuring speed and power potential with Williams being more of a development project with the bat. Mechanical concerns kept Rodriguez from the earlier rounds but he can hit 95 MPH. Subsequent choices focused on strong college performers, with 5th round shortstop Connor Justus from Georgia Tech and 8th round OF Troy Montgomery from Ohio State already signed. Both are very good defenders with a chance to hit. SLEEPER: Mike Kaelin, RHP from Buffalo in the 15th round hits 96 and throws strikes but lasted that long because he’s just 5-9. Overall, I think the Angels did what they needed to do, adding a mixture of upside and polish to the system.

http://www.minorleagueball.com/2016/6/14/11933290/2016-mlb-draft-american-league-west-review

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