Los Angeles Angels 60-Man Roster Prospect Analysis

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(Editor’s Note: This post has been updated to include all transactions through Aug. 27.)


ROSTER

Pitchers (34)
Justin Anderson
Matt Andriese
Luke Bard
Jacob Barnes
Jaime Barria
Cam Bedrosian
Denny Brady
Ryan Buchter
Dylan Bundy
Ty Buttrey
Griffin Canning
Taylor Cole
Reid Detmers
Andrew Heaney
Adrian De Horta
Kyle Keller
Parker Markel
Mike Mayers
Hoby Milner
Félix Peña
Dillon Peters
José Quijada
Neil Ramirez
Noé Ramirez
Jacob Rhame
Hansel Robles
Chris Rodriguez
José Rodriguez
Adam Seminaris
José Suarez
Julio Teheran
Hector Yan
 
Two-Way Player (1)
Shohei Ohtani
 
Catchers (5)
José Briceño
Jason Castro
Jack Kruger
Max Stassi
Infielders (14)
Arismendy Alcántara
David Fletcher
Jahmai Jones
Tommy La Stella
Albert Pujols
Elliot Soto
Matt Thaiss
Jared Walsh
Anthony Rendon
Luis Rengifo
Jose Rojas
Kyren Paris
Jeremiah Jackson
Outfielders (8)
Jordyn Adams
Jo Adell
Brian Goodwin
Brandon Marsh
Mike Trout
Justin Upton
Taylor Ward

TOP PROSPECTS

The Angels initially included six of their Top 10 prospects, led by outfielders Jo Adell (No. 1), Brandon Marsh (No. 2) and Jordyn Adams (No. 4) and pitchers Chris Rodriguez (No. 6) and Patrick Sandoval (No. 7). Infielder Jose Rojas, who led the Triple-A Pacific Coast League in total bases last season, also made the cut despite being left off the 40-man roster and unpicked in the Rule 5 draft after last season. Jeremiah Jackson (No. 5) and Kyren Paris (No. 10) were later added, as well as 2020 first-round pick and No. 3 prospect Reid Detmers.

ADDITIONS AND SUBTRACTIONS

Detmers, Jackson and Paris are Angels’ most notable additions since their initial 60-man roster was released. They’ve also added 2020 fifth-round pick Adam Seminaris and fellow pitchers Garrett Stallings, Denny Brady and Adrian De Horta.

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