The Official 2021 Los Angeles Angels Minor League Stats, Reports & Scouting Thread

[rafibomb]

Kyle Tyler is following the Andrew Wantz and Austin Warren route in Salt Lake as a reliever who can handle multiple innings in the pen

4 IP  1 H  0 R  0 BB  4 SO

His previous outing he pitched a single inning with 1 hit and walk allowed with no runs and 2 strikeouts.

[rafibomb]

Glenn Albanese's 2nd start on the season:

1.2 IP  3 H  0 R  1 BB  4 SO

Overall: 3.2 IP  4 H  0 R  2 BB  7 SO

Our 14th rounder Eric Torres also made his 2nd appearance of the season

1.0 IP  0 H  0 R  0 BB  0 SO

Overall: 2.0  IP  0 H  0 R  0 BB  2 SO

Edited August 16, 2021 by rafibomb

[Vlad27Trout27]

I would like to see Stefanic, Tyler who reportly has been throwing heat and Ortega to get called up. 

[Chuck]

 

[Angel Oracle]

Thank you Chuck, with the CPX teams’ stats not found on MILB or BR, where can one view them?

[jsnpritchett]

4 hours ago, Angel Oracle said:

Thank you Chuck, with the CPX teams’ stats not found on MILB or BR, where can one view them?

They're on Baseball-reference.com:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/team.cgi?id=6b80e929

[mmc]

 

[totdprods]

3 hours ago, mmc said:

 

Pretty solid minor league numbers. Good pick-up, but a little concerning he couldn't stick in Texas.

[Blarg]

On 8/8/2021 at 8:07 AM, Inside Pitch said:

My guess is few people outside of Anaheim realize they have completely turned over their rotation in season...

This is what needed to happen but they never had any organizational depth through poor drafts and trades and were hoping all of the sore arms in Heaney, Skaggs, Richards and Shoemaker would create some sort of a nucleus that would forego having to dumspter dive for three starting pitchers each year. 

Now you see we can put Ohtani, Barria, Sandoval, Detmers even Suarez into the rotation with Canning and not have to spend money on higher risk/reward pitching. All they really need to do is pen Cobb to a 2/3 year contract and they still have a Salt Lake shuttle for those pitchers with more options than permanent rotation upside and the 2022 season is much more stable than before.

Of course, on paper which had turned out to be used toilet paper the last 10 seasons but I figure, why not go into the next season with some glimmer of positivity.

[totdprods]

Think I saw Robinson Pina is being promoted to AA. 

Could put him on track to see Anaheim sometime in '22 if things keep clicking, be it out of the pen or starting.

[jsnpritchett]

 

[jsnpritchett]

Continuing the trend:

 

[Vlad27Trout27]

MLB has updated there top 100 and top 30 lists, 3 of our guys on the top 100.

Detmers (24)

Marsh (43)

Bachman (96)

https://www.mlb.com/prospects

A little surprise the Paris didn't make the list. His numbers and age are quite similar to a few guys in the bottom 100. 

Top 30 also had a huge change! System looks alot better now than early in the year. 

Criswell and Ryan Smith both are viewed as number 5 in the system. Not great, but provides depth.

Hidalgo and Quero are catching peoples eyes, ranked in the top 20

Livan Soto was a surprise, made a big jump to number 13. 

 

[Angelsjunky]

7 minutes ago, Vlad27Trout27 said:

MLB has updated there top 100 and top 30 lists, 3 of our guys on the top 100.

Detmers (24)

Marsh (43)

Bachman (96)

https://www.mlb.com/prospects

A little surprise the Paris didn't make the list. His numbers and age are quite similar to a few guys in the bottom 100. 

Top 30 also had a huge change! System looks alot better now than early in the year. 

Criswell and Ryan Smith both are viewed as number 5 in the system. Not great, but provides depth.

Hidalgo and Quero are catching peoples eyes, ranked in the top 20

Livan Soto was a surprise, made a big jump to number 13. 

 

Watchyou talkinbout, Willis?

Criswell is #29, Smith @28. 

Anyhow, the surprise for me in that update are Mason Albright at #17 and Kristin Munroe at #26. I don't think any of the Prospect Posse even mentioned Munroe.

[Inside Pitch]

He probably means "viewed as number 5s", as in back end starters.

[rafibomb]

5th round pick Brett Kerry tonight:

2.0 IP  0 H  0 R  1 BB  3 SO

Overall this season:

4.0 IP  2 H  0 R  1 BB  8 SO

[rafibomb]

2nd round pick Ky Bush:

2.0 IP  3 H  1 R (earned)  1 BB  4 SO

Overall this season:

3.1 IP  5 H  1 R (earned)  2 BB  8 SO

[jsnpritchett]

 

[Second Base]

Perfect opportunity for Rocket City to tweet that Elvis has left the building. I'm a little disappointed they haven't dropped that yet. 

[Second Base]

I'm not opposed to Albright bring ranked higher, the fact that I didn't tank him as highly had nothing to do with him and everything to do with prep prospects in general. 

With collegiate draft picks, there's a standard of play that we can compare them to. The PAC-12 and SEC are generally comparable to A Ball or High A, most D2 schools and smaller conferences are around a higher rookie league and A Ball. There's better quality video so we can get a peak at how they look there. 

Whereas with high school picks, let's just come out and say it, the level of play in Vermont isn't the level of play in California, Texas, Florida and Georgia. Scouting teams, area code games and perfect game have helped bridge that gap a bit, but there's still a ton of prep stars that don't get invited to those. Elite talent is elite no matter where it comes from, but the predominant difference is that New Jersey might have one first rounder and a couple college kids, whereas a large chuck of players in California are capable of playing beyond high school. But the cream still rises to the top, no matter what. 

So guys like Brett Kerry, and Landon Marceaux, I had no problem tanning higher than Albright. I'd rather be late to the party on a prospect than at the completely wrong gathering. The only exceptions I make are for prep players that either go in the first couple rounds, or that I've been fed some information on. The last two that I got a good word on were Jack Kochanowicz and Kyren Paris. 

[Second Base]

And for those keeping track, Jason Dominguez is still ranked 17th overall despite hitting .200 in rookie ball and .234 in A Ball with very little discernible power, speed or discipline.

It's good to be a Yankee, sometimes. 

[Inside Pitch]

17 hours ago, Angelsjunky said:

Kristin Munroe at #26. I don't think any of the Prospect Posse even mentioned Munroe.

To be fair, none of us knew chicks were eligible...

[tdawg87]

13 hours ago, rafibomb said:

2nd round pick Ky Bush:

2.0 IP  3 H  1 R (earned)  1 BB  4 SO

Overall this season:

3.1 IP  5 H  1 R (earned)  2 BB  8 SO

These strikeout rates tho

[Angel Oracle]

Any hope that Kyle Tyler can be promoted and take Sandoval’s spot for the rest of the season?

Quintana doesn’t cut it as starter.

[mmc]