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Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

I should have added:
TONY REAGINS: "I am Reek."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Whelp, I guess Adell's going 0-4 with 3 Ks, an error, and a caught stealing.
Thanks, new guy.

What's really caught my attention about Fontenelle is his impressive record of 10 stolen bases in 17 games. That's pretty impressive, especially for a runner seen as below average It really just sounds like he is a really smart player. For me he's been the biggest riser in our system, basically I have him 4th, and looking at the top 100 list and top 10 3rd baseman, by mid-season if he can keep producing, I can see him in the 90-100 range and in the bottom 3 next to Yohandy Morales  in the ranking. 
 
Talking about the top 100 and our system; my personal notes/takes
1. Dana rises to the number 1 spot in my rankings, and I place him in a tier similar to Horton and Painter, who are among the top 30 and top 4 or 5 right-handed pitchers
2. Rada drops to 2nd place, but it seems like he's finally starting to see the ball better in AA. Honestly, many young prospects in AA are struggling. Due to his age, I'd put him in the range of the top 40 to 75 prospects. You know what kind of annoys me? The Dodgers' Josue De Paula is included in most top 100 lists, yet Rada, who is the same age, putting up similar numbers in their Minor League careers, and at a higher level, is not.
3. Kent climbs to # 3, his ERA of 5.19 does not look pretty, but I've watched two of his starts, and hitters are having trouble picking up his pitches. There is potential four above-average or better pitches here.  Just needs to improve his command/control. due to his age and upside he has shown, I think he has the chance to slide in the 85 to 100 range, especially if he shown the command/control from his first start. 
4. Fontenelle climbs up to this spot and I've already highlighted him, and I think h could fall in the top 85 to 100 range by Mid-season or season's end. 
We could have four guys climb up into the top by the end of the season, not including the Draft picks. 
 

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

I'm guessing this is how GM interviews go for the Angels:
GM CANDIDATE 1: "I'd like to come here, love the weather, Trout, etc. But I'm getting other offers, and I want to be sure that I have full control over baseball operations."
ARTE: "Get outta here."
GM CANDIDATE 2: "I don't really have any other options or experience beyond hanging out with smarter people. But I really want this job and will do whatever it takes, even if that means serving your megalomania."
ARTE: "Sign here."
 

I should have added:
TONY REAGINS: "I am Reek."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

I should have added:
TONY REAGINS: "I am Reek."

I'm guessing this is how GM interviews go for the Angels:
GM CANDIDATE 1: "I'd like to come here, love the weather, Trout, etc. But I'm getting other offers, and I want to be sure that I have full control over baseball operations."
ARTE: "Get outta here."
GM CANDIDATE 2: "I don't really have any other options or experience beyond hanging out with smarter people. But I really want this job and will do whatever it takes, even if that means serving your megalomania."
ARTE: "Sign here."
 

I'm guessing this is how GM interviews go for the Angels:
GM CANDIDATE 1: "I'd like to come here, love the weather, Trout, etc. But I'm getting other offers, and I want to be sure that I have full control over baseball operations."
ARTE: "Get outta here."
GM CANDIDATE 2: "I don't really have any other options or experience beyond hanging out with smarter people. But I really want this job and will do whatever it takes, even if that means serving your megalomania."
ARTE: "Sign here."
 

What, imagining dad in Clockwork Orange?

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."

What, imagining dad in Clockwork Orange?

What, imagining dad in Clockwork Orange?

Translation: "The Angels are a shitty organization, and I didn't realize it until I went to a good one."