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

[mmc]

 

[jsnpritchett]

5 minutes ago, mmc said:

 

I don't know how Inland Empire will survive without his 20.25 ERA and 3.00 WHIP.

[Lou]

2 minutes ago, jsnpritchett said:

I don't know how Inland Empire will survive without his 20.25 ERA and 3.00 WHIP.

He's the lucky one.  He never has to go to San Bernardino ever again.

[Angelsjunky]

While I do think that it was the wrong thing to do to have CRod start the year as a major league reliever, at least in hindsight, I don't think it is that big a deal, and probably only delays his major league debut as a starter by a couple months. If he pitches well in AA, builds up his pitch count and becomes comfortable with his full repertoire, he could be in Anaheim again by September, along with Detmers.

Not to mention that there's value in him having had major league experience. He knows what major league hitters are like and held his own against them, so it isn't meaningless experience, and not entirely lost time.

[Angel Oracle]

Bright side is minor league season being later than normal, still three months to go.   Plenty of development time still 

[Angels 1961]

29 minutes ago, Angel Oracle said:

Bright side is minor league season being later than normal, still three months to go.   Plenty of development time still 

He will be in rotation after July 31

[Second Base]

13 minutes ago, Angels 1961 said:

He will be in rotation after July 31

If they are sellers, then I think you're absolutely right.  Teams will be interested in Bundy, Heaney and Cobb to eat up back end innings that are still in it.  They won't net a big return, but it will knock millions off payroll abs get a future relief prospect, which the Angels need to have more of on hand.  And Raisel Iglesias could net a pretty considerable return.

And that it in turn will open up opportunities for next years bullpen and rotation to Barria, Suarez, Detmers and Rodriguez.  

[rafibomb]

18 minutes ago, Second Base said:

If they are sellers, then I think you're absolutely right.  Teams will be interested in Bundy, Heaney and Cobb to eat up back end innings that are still in it.  They won't net a big return, but it will knock millions off payroll abs get a future relief prospect, which the Angels need to have more of on hand.  And Raisel Iglesias could net a pretty considerable return.

And that it in turn will open up opportunities for next years bullpen and rotation to Barria, Suarez, Detmers and Rodriguez.  

I definitely think we can get a lot more than what people realize for Heaney. The analytics departments will see how good and valuable Heaney has actually been this season: 3.67 FIP, 11.14 K/9, 2.62 BB/9 and 1.44 HR/9. 

Regardless of all that, we can definitely get decent prospects even for Bundy and Cobb. I wouldn't mind filling the lower minors with lottery tickets. We were able to get Jose Alvarado and Packy Naughton for a mediocre 4th outfielder. I'd say Alvarado has the potential for a middle-of-the-rotation guy with him succeeding in Low-A at the age of 21. 

[Stradling]

5 minutes ago, rafibomb said:

I definitely think we can get a lot more than what people realize for Heaney. The analytics departments will see how good and valuable Heaney has actually been this season: 3.67 FIP, 11.14 K/9, 2.62 BB/9 and 1.44 HR/9. 

Regardless of all that, we can definitely get decent prospects even for Bundy and Cobb. I wouldn't mind filling the lower minors with lottery tickets. We were able to get Jose Alvarado and Packy Naughton for a mediocre 4th outfielder. I'd say Alvarado has the potential for a middle-of-the-rotation guy with him succeeding in Low-A at the age of 21. 

Yes and no.  Goodwin at least had the next year of club control.  I would love to make these moves and get more guys like we got for Goodwin or for Maldonado.  But when I looked at what the Royals got for Rosenthal, I am doubtful.

[Docwaukee]

19 minutes ago, rafibomb said:

I definitely think we can get a lot more than what people realize for Heaney. The analytics departments will see how good and valuable Heaney has actually been this season: 3.67 FIP, 11.14 K/9, 2.62 BB/9 and 1.44 HR/9. 

Regardless of all that, we can definitely get decent prospects even for Bundy and Cobb. I wouldn't mind filling the lower minors with lottery tickets. We were able to get Jose Alvarado and Packy Naughton for a mediocre 4th outfielder. I'd say Alvarado has the potential for a middle-of-the-rotation guy with him succeeding in Low-A at the age of 21. 

He'd be one of the better starters for the Cubs who are possibly playoff bound.  Tampa could use a starter for sure.  Maybe HOU, OAK, BOS.  

[Angels 1961]

23 minutes ago, rafibomb said:

I definitely think we can get a lot more than what people realize for Heaney. The analytics departments will see how good and valuable Heaney has actually been this season: 3.67 FIP, 11.14 K/9, 2.62 BB/9 and 1.44 HR/9. 

Regardless of all that, we can definitely get decent prospects even for Bundy and Cobb. I wouldn't mind filling the lower minors with lottery tickets. We were able to get Jose Alvarado and Packy Naughton for a mediocre 4th outfielder. I'd say Alvarado has the potential for a middle-of-the-rotation guy with him succeeding in Low-A at the age of 21. 

I really do not think teams will you much or anything for Bundy, Cobb or Quintana. What team will want to pick up rest of Bundy or Cobb money. Heaney will get something as will Igelias. 

[tdawg87]

Just now, Angels 1961 said:

What team will want to pick up rest of Bundy or Cobb money.

I don't know why I'm responding to this but Bundy is making just over 8 million and the Angels are paying Cobb like, 3 million.

[Angels 1961]

52 minutes ago, Second Base said:

If they are sellers, then I think you're absolutely right.  Teams will be interested in Bundy, Heaney and Cobb to eat up back end innings that are still in it.  They won't net a big return, but it will knock millions off payroll abs get a future relief prospect, which the Angels need to have more of on hand.  And Raisel Iglesias could net a pretty considerable return.

And that it in turn will open up opportunities for next years bullpen and rotation to Barria, Suarez, Detmers and Rodriguez.  

Millions off payroll if teams pick all of contract up. The way Cobb, Bundy and Quintana are pitching halos may have to kick in some money. I package Heaney maybe with Cobb, Quintana or even Iglesias. Just a sad situation for Angels right now.

[Stradling]

1 minute ago, Angels 1961 said:

Millions off payroll if teams pick all of contract up. The way Cobb, Bundy and Quintana are pitching halos may have to kick in some money. I package Heaney maybe with Cobb, Quintana or even Iglesias. Just a sad situation for Angels right now.

And why should we care about millions off of payroll this year?

[Angels 1961]

2 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:

I don't know why I'm responding to this but Bundy is making just over 8 million and the Angels are paying Cobb like, 3 million.

So who would pick up 4 million on Bundy? You watch will be a small market if any for Bundy, Cobb and others. Heaney and Raisel yes

[Angels 1961]

Detmers starting tonight, need something positive.

[rafibomb]

Detmers struck out the side but gave up a solo homer in the first.

[tdawg87]

Just now, rafibomb said:

Detmers struck out the side but gave up a solo homer in the first.

The duality of Angels pitchers.

[rafibomb]

4 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:

The duality of Angels pitchers.

To be fair he threw only 14 pitches when we all know our guys would have somehow needed 28 to strike out the side

[totdprods]

1 hour ago, rafibomb said:

I definitely think we can get a lot more than what people realize for Heaney. The analytics departments will see how good and valuable Heaney has actually been this season: 3.67 FIP, 11.14 K/9, 2.62 BB/9 and 1.44 HR/9. 

Regardless of all that, we can definitely get decent prospects even for Bundy and Cobb. I wouldn't mind filling the lower minors with lottery tickets. We were able to get Jose Alvarado and Packy Naughton for a mediocre 4th outfielder. I'd say Alvarado has the potential for a middle-of-the-rotation guy with him succeeding in Low-A at the age of 21. 

Salvador. Jose Salvador.

[rafibomb]

Detmers struck out the side again in the 6th (on 14 pitches again). This time only gave up a single with 2 outs.

[tdawg87]

Wait, the 6th?

[rafibomb]

Just now, tdawg87 said:

Wait, the 6th?

Damnit I meant the 2nd and he has 6 strikeouts. Sorry, that Angels game earlier got me all messed up in the head..

[tdawg87]

Damn 6 K's in 2 innings.

[rafibomb]