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The Official 2022 Los Angeles Angels Minor League Stats, Reports & Scouting Thread


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PRESEASON

TOP 40 PROSPECTS

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1

Reid Detmers LHP

2

Sam Bachman RHP

3

Kyren Paris SS/2B

4

Jordyn Adams OF

5

Jeremiah Jackson SS/2B

6

Ky Bush LHP

7

Arol Vera SS

8

Denzer Guzman SS

9

Landon Marceaux RHP

10

Alexander Ramirez OF

11

Austin Warren RHP

12

Chase Silseth RHP

13

Davis Daniel RHP

14

D'Shawn Knowles OF

15

Jose Marte RHP

16

Chris Rodriguez RHP

17

Adrian Placencia 2B/SS

18

Janson Junk RHP

19

Orlando Martinez OF

20

Luke Murphy RHP

21

Oliver Ortega RHP

22

Michael Stefanic 2B

23

Werner Blakely SS/2B

24

Mason Erla RHP

25

Jack Kochanowicz RHP

26

Elvis Peguero RHP

27

Edgar Quero C

28

Coleman Crow RHP

29

Mason Albright LHP

30

Natanael Santana OF

31

Livan Soto SS/2B

32

Jhonathan Diaz LHP

33

Brendon Davis 3B

34

Alejandro Hidalgo RHP

35

David MacKinnon 1B

36

Ryan Smith LHP

37

Packy Naughton LHP

38

Andrew Wantz RHP

39

Kyle Tyler RHP

40

Zach Linginfelter RHP

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16 hours ago, sportstr44 said:

 

Keep an eye on #20 Luke Murphy... friend of the family who works with Dodgers as a college scout texted me after the Angels drafted him and said Murphy was one of his favorite sleeper players in the draft...

He said his stuff is crazy good but just needs refining (I guess like a lot of other minors league pitchers out there)... sees legit majors potential and a quick rise if he could get control of his control issues

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59 minutes ago, StandOutRealty said:

Keep an eye on #20 Luke Murphy... friend of the family who works with Dodgers as a college scout texted me after the Angels drafted him and said Murphy was one of his favorite sleeper players in the draft...

He said his stuff is crazy good but just needs refining (I guess like a lot of other minors league pitchers out there)... sees legit majors potential and a quick rise if he could get control of his control issues

it seems the halos did a really nice job last year of finding a ton of potential value in rounds 6-20.  There seemed to be a ton of focus on measurables because a lot of these guys weren't actually scouted conventionally.  We'll find out in 2-3 years whether that approach works or not.  

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1 minute ago, AngelStew43 said:

I am watching Edgar Quero.  Finished last year at low-A.  I have a hunch that at number 27, he’s ranked too low.

there are a bunch of foreign guys who could make the future a lot of fun.  Quero is 12th on fangraphs list.  Vera, Guzman, Placencia, Hidalgo, Quero, Guanare, Ramirez, Santana etc.  I bet one of those guys is gonna be a star.  A couple will be major leaguers and the rest won't pan out, but there's some guys with high ceilings in the top 30+ now who could jump big time.  I wouldn't call our system very good right now, but there's a ton of potential in it.  A lot more to dream on than in years past.  

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1 hour ago, Inside Pitch said:

They have been signing some guys of late that just have never been good, at no level ever...  Guessing it's organizational guys willing to be slop but.  geesh...

So I'm gonna spin a yarn here with the hope that it's at least partially true as to why this is happening.  

They're using a lot of trackman and rapsodo and looking for very particular characteristics on various guys that they can work with to make some adjustments.  Most of these guys have been pitchers so I think (hope) they are throwing a bunch of stuff against the wall from that standpoint to see what sticks.  

Most of these guys seem really random to us but there is something that they're looking at which makes them want to try some stuff out from a development standpoint.  

If they get some effective pen innings out of it then great.  If it fails, which it's kind of expected for most, then so what.  

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.  

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On 1/11/2022 at 6:27 AM, Inside Pitch said:

It's not just the prospects it's young guys in general.  People had all but punted completely on Suarez despite his age and the circumstances regarding his usage.  Canning is in the same boat now.  After 60 shitty innings in a season where he was bad and the defense behind him was worse he's fallen off the map for most Angels fans, it's hilarious.

Last year around this time I pointed to Sandoval's 2 pitch K rates and how he was in rare company..  This year I'm going to do the same thing with Canning.  His slider 27% changeup 21% K rates scream breakout.  Iglesias BTW sat at 31 and 25 SL/CU..  Gilolito 22/32 SL/CU.   Dude had an awful season but his ability to generate outs on his own bodes well regardless.

My main concern with Canning is health.

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1 hour ago, tdawg87 said:

Putting Junk ahead of Koch, Daniel and Crow is funny. But pretty typical of lists like these.

Why is it funny?

FanGraphs also has Junk ahead of Kochanowicz, Daniel, and Crow.

You can debate Junk vs. Daniel, but I don't think you can debate Junk vs. Kochanowicz or Crow.

Junk was very good in AA last season, has a good fastball, curve, and slider. Kochanowicz and Crow aren't out of A-ball. Proximity to the majors has to count for something.

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3 minutes ago, Trendon said:

Why is it funny?

FanGraphs also has Junk ahead of Kochanowicz, Daniel, and Crow.

You can debate Junk vs. Daniel, but I don't think you can debate Junk vs. Kochanowicz or Crow.

Junk was very good in AA last season, has a good fastball, curve, and slider. Kochanowicz and Crow aren't out of A-ball. Proximity to the majors has to count for something.

It's funny because Junk's upside is a swingman/reliever.

Proximity to the majors counts for plenty, but so does actual talent.

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