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I don't know who is running this twitter account, but they are amazing. Here are some early numbers on our recent draft picks.

No, it's not me, but I like many others on here appreciate their time and effort.

PRESEASON TOP 40 PROSPECTS Click prospect for player report 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

29 /media/2742/angels-900x635.jpg?preset=playerList Randy de Jesus Dominican RepublicOF Notes: Born: Feb. 13, 2005. B-T: R-R. Ht.: 6-3. Wt.: 180. De Jesus stood out early on for his physicality as a tall righthanded hitter. Since then he has improved his conditioning, getting himself into better shape while maintaining his ability to drive the ball with impact when he connects. He's a corner outfielder with a chance for above-average raw power, with scouts highest on him also believing in his ability to hit against live pitching. Team: Angels

15 /media/2742/angels-900x635.jpg?preset=playerList Nelson Rada VenezuelaOF Notes: Born: Aug. 24, 2005. B-T: L-L. Ht.: 6-0. Wt.: 168. If Rada had been born eight days later, he would be in next year's class instead, so he's one of the youngest players who will sign this year. Rada stood out playing for Venezuela at the U-15 World Cup Americas Qualifier in September 2019 in Mexico. He was 5-foot-9 early on, but he's the son of a former professional basketball player in Venezuela and has grown a few inches leading up to his signing date. He's an instinctive player, especially in center field where he gets good reads off the bat with a quick first step and at least solid-average speed. Rada has a fairly short stroke from the left side with a good eye for the strike zone and mostly gap power that has trended up as he's gotten stronger. Team: Angels