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Fantasy News
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Rondon was sent from the Rays to the Angels on Wednesday in exchange for cash considerations, Steve Carney of Sports Radio 620 WDAE reports. Rondon's primary accomplishment is that he's already spent parts of two seasons at the Low-A level at age 20, as his .205/.264/.304 slash line in 154 games for Bowling Green certainly isn't exciting. Scouts at one point liked his raw power, but he hasn't shown much of anything in game action thus far and is several years away from making a big-league impact.... See More ... See Less
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Rays' Adrian Rondon: Poor numbers not concerning for 18-year-old prospect
Rondon has five home runs and two stolen bases (four attempts) while hitting .230 with Low-A Bowling Green. Rondon is only 18 years old and already has two years of experience under his belt, so even playing at Low-A is a major accomplishment for the former top international prospect. With that being said, it will still be a couple years until Rondon fully grows into his body and reaches his full potential, so the poor offensive numbers this season are nothing to be worried about.... See More ... See Less -
Rays' Adrian Rondon: Showing off power in Appalachian League
Rondon, 18, is slashing .262/.323/.488 with five homers in 84 at-bats in the Appalachian League. The top prospect in the 2014 J-2 class may have frustrated his dynasty league owners in 2015, when he posted a .491 OPS in 43 games in the Gulf Coast League. However, he has rewarded the patience of those who stuck with him, as he is starting to flash the tools that led to all that hype two years ago. He is 0-for-4 on stolen-base attempts and it remains to be seen how his approach and hit tool will play as he moves up the organizational ladder, but it's starting to look like he could be a middle-of-the-order shortstop in time, and he should be treated as such in dynasty leagues.... See More ... See Less
Recent Tweets
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Jeff Fletcher@JeffFletcherOCR14H agoLogan O'Hoppe blasted a 467-foot game-tying homer, and the Angels beat the Giants 4-3. https://t.co/A7d9rQK8My
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AngelsWin.com@AngelsWin15H ago#LTBU the @AngelsWin 4-3 and take the first two games in the series against the Giants in San Francisco. #RepTheHalo https://t.co/fO2z3mz2o2
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Jeff Fletcher@JeffFletcherOCR15H agoAngels 4, Giants 3 Sandoval: 5 IP, 3 ER Estévez: 1-2-3 save (his 6th straight perfect outing) O'Hoppe: 2-run HR (9) Moniak: HR (3) Rengifo: 2-4, go-ahead RBI in 7th The Angels are 28-42
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Los Angeles Angels@Angels15H agoANGELS WIN!!!!!!!!!! https://t.co/ckVKLaz8Cw
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Jeff Fletcher@JeffFletcherOCR16H agoThe Angels now have a 4-3 lead in the 7th (Rengifo RBI single). The two likely guys to set up Estévez (Garcia and Strickland) have both been struggling lately.
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AngelsWin.com@AngelsWin16H agoLogan O’Bomb-e. He crushed that one to tie the game 3-3. The longest home run hit at Oracle Park all season (467ft) which surpassed Aaron Judge & Shohei Ohtani for the longest HRs in this ballpark all season. Home run #9 for the Angels catcher. #RepTheHalo https://t.co/YBfIMAfT9U
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Jeff Fletcher@JeffFletcherOCR16H agoNo leg kick again today for Zach Neto. Here's a story from yesterday about that. (Angels down 2-1, mid 4.) https://t.co/5is7QCKIVt
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AngelsWin.com@AngelsWin17H agoI can't watch when Sandy pitches, guy drives me nuts, so in checking out other games until the Angels are up to bat I came across Snoop Dawg doing play-by-play on the Milwaukee Brewers telecast vs. the Reds. So dope! 😂 https://t.co/YoZdUZX7hl
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Jeff Fletcher@JeffFletcherOCR17H agoThat was a 33-pitch first-inning for Patrick Sandoval, who is down 2-0. (Could have been worse.) The Angels have a bullpen day tomorrow, with Joyce starting. 🟢 Estévez, Garcia, Moore, Strickland, Fulmer, Marte, Suarez 🔴 Joyce, Contreras
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Los Angeles Angels@Angels18H agoAnother day in the Bay ⚾️ 📺: @BallySportWest 📻: @AngelsRadioKLAA #RepTheHalo x @FBMSupply https://t.co/K6tsJEHz4O