Angels take on the Reds at home at 1:10 PM. They also take on Milwaukee at American Family Fields in Phoenix at the same time.
Photo credit: Rex Fregosi
Angels take on the Reds at home at 1:10 PM. They also take on Milwaukee at American Family Fields in Phoenix at the same time.
Photo credit: Rex Fregosi
Command lefty in his late 30s with an 86 mph fastball.
One day the magic is going to end. Either he snaps back into place when the season starts, or the day the magic died comes, and the “slowest unicorn” lays down and finds its final pasture.
Double Angels action today, A’s off. No video feeds anywhere, alas.
Koch, Johnson and Klassen making that fifth starter decision tough on the Halos.
But the solution feels pretty obvious: Koch opens the season in the rotation, and is given a month to swim or fail. Johnson to the AA rotation with Bremner. Klassen either to Salt Lake or to the MLB bullpen, ready to step in with bulk innings if Rodriguez or Koch wobble early.
If I’m guessing MiLB rotations, I think it’d be:
AAA – Manoah, Aldegheri, Dana, Klassen, Hurtado
AA – Bremner, Johnson, Urena, Cortez, Gordon (maybe Vargas or Costieu)
Urena has a cup of coffee at Salt Lake last year, but if it were up to me, I’d send him back to Arkansas to continue working on length and command.
Farris is probably the sixth arm at Salt Lake.
Maybe the front office still has some shine for Mederos – he’s been offered 3-5 opportunities with the big club for three seasons running, and the results have been just short of disastrous. Personally, I think he could use a change of scenery. He’ll be 25 in June.
Candelario homered in the away game to make it four zip. This is fun.