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Angels Acquire Oswald Peraza

By Leo Morgenstern | July 31, 2025 at 4:32pm CDT

The Yankees have traded infielder Oswald Peraza to the Angels in exchange for outfield prospect Wilberson De Pena, as well as international bonus pool money. Both teams have announced the deal. To make room for Peraza, the Angels have designated Kevin Newman for assignment.

Peraza, now 25, signed with the Yankees as an international free agent in 2016, and as he rose through the ranks of their minor league system, he also rose up organizational prospect rankings. Entering the 2022 season, when he made his big league debut, he was a consensus top-100 prospect. He impressed during a cup of coffee that September, hitting .306 with a 145 wRC+, and was once again a top-100 prospect entering 2023. Since then, however, his stock has fallen fast. He has slashed .190/.262/.285 in 429 plate appearances from 2022-25, with seven home runs and nine stolen bases in 145 games. Spending time at second base, third base, and shortstop, he has graded out as an average-to-slightly-above-average defender, but her versatile glove has not been nearly enough to make up for his ineffective bat. His offensive numbers at Triple-A over the past few years have also been less than impressive.

After the Yankees traded for infielders Ryan McMahon and Amed Rosario last week, the clock began to tick on Peraza’s tenure with the club. Their deal to acquire José Caballero today was surely the final nail in the coffin, even though the Peraza trade was technically reported shortly before the Caballero agreement. The Yankees have revamped their infield and bench as part of their efforts to take down the Blue Jays to defend their AL East crown. A floundering former top prospect no longer fit into the picture.

Peraza is a textbook change-of-scenery candidate. The Angels acquire him with four years of team control remaining after 2025, although he is out of options. For now, he will offer them depth off the bench and a potential alternative to the slumping Luis Rengifo. If he impresses, he should be in the mix for the second or third base job next season, with Rengifo and Yoán Moncada set to hit free agency at the end of the year. On the other hand, if he continues to hit as poorly as he did with the Yankees, he’ll soon be staring down the barrel of a DFA.

Meanwhile, De Pena is a textbook example of a lottery-ticket prospect. The 18-year-old has not has not yet had much of a chance to make an impression in his professional career. He signed with the Angels as an international free agent last January and has spent the past two seasons as a corner outfielder in the Dominican Summer League. He has hit .211 with four home runs and five doubles in 31 games this year.

Newman signed with the Angels in the offseason on a one-year, $2.75MM guarantee. While he has never been known for his bat, he hit just well enough to offer some value as a utility infielder for the Pirates, Reds, and Diamondbacks from 2022-24. In 2025, however, he has hit just .202 with only four extra-base hits in 57 games. He has a .481 OPS and -0.7 FanGraphs WAR. Given his poor performance and the not-insignificant amount of money remaining on his contract, he is almost certain to pass through waivers, after which he is likely to reject an outright assignment in favor of free agency.

Peraza to the Angels was first reported by Jack Curry of the YES Network. Joel Sherman of the New York Post added that the Yankees would receive De Pena and international bonus pool money in return.

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125 Comments

  1. pstef123

    20 hours ago

    Angels all in!

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  2. GOP Lizards

    20 hours ago

    Why would NY do such a nasty thing to this guy?

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    • Mitchy2bags

      20 hours ago

      Probably figured he won’t make the playoffs either way.

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    • Sorinotsori

      19 hours ago

      He was going to be cut. Caballero makes him expendable and he’s out of options

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    • nukeg

      15 hours ago

      Every year is Groundhog Day for Angels fans. Same crap every time. Every. Time.

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  3. 69th rounder, 420th HOFer

    20 hours ago

    Lol alright I guess. Angels were feeling left out I suppose

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  4. kylegocougs

    20 hours ago

    Why?

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    • Captain K-Mid

      20 hours ago

      Well, they do need to open up a bunch of 26 man roster spots with all these trades…

      Reply
  5. James Midway

    20 hours ago

    Better than nothing

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    • Canuckleball

      20 hours ago

      Peraza rocking a -0.2 bWAR this season and a career -0.1 bWAR.

      This is, by definition, worse then nothing.

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      • James Midway

        20 hours ago

        Touché

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      • bag o ballz

        19 hours ago

        it isn’t worse than nothing it is less valuable than a replacement level player meaning that it is worse than something

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        • deepseamonster32

          19 hours ago

          The Pirates’ next cost-saving plan: not fielding a 3rd baseman

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        • luclusciano

          19 hours ago

          But better than something else

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      • That name is already taken

        5 hours ago

        Change of scenery can also change players. You think Mariners would be taking back Suarez if he was the same player he was in Seattle?

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    • radhippo

      19 hours ago

      No, it’s not

      Reply
  6. Rsox

    20 hours ago

    Luis Rengifo can smile knowing he’s no longer the worst hitter on the team

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    • halo2afault

      20 hours ago

      Kevin Newman, Scott Kingery, Gustavo Campero, and Mike Trout would like a word.

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      • James Midway

        19 hours ago

        Campero wins that award

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      • Rsox

        19 hours ago

        Newman, Kingery, Rengifo, and Peraza are all basically the same player.

        Trout is at least a future Hall of Famer

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        • halo2afault

          19 hours ago

          Trout should have his red carpet to Cooperstown yanked due to his clear lack of interest in playing baseball. Has 2 automatic strikes on him before his walk up music stops playing and, after taking a borderline ball one, swings pathetically at a low and outside breaking pitch. He’s a liability at the plate. They might as well use a DH for him instead of him DH’ing for the pitcher.

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        • MuleorAstroMule

          19 hours ago

          He’s 33 and he’s hitting 24% better than league average. I don’t know how anyone can hate on Trout. He was a pure joy to watch for a long time. But here we are.

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        • halo2afault

          19 hours ago

          Was…

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        • aragon

          19 hours ago

          Trout is hitting .247/.400/.495. He may not be the best anymore but is contributing.
          Breaking balls going away from your body doesn’t require full mighty swing. He even had a triple with a check swing to the right. I dearly wish Adell can hit breaking balls to the right.

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        • aragon

          19 hours ago

          ‘In July.’

          Reply
      • halo2afault

        19 hours ago

        No. Actually I don’t suck as a baseball fan. But thanks for your brilliant insight.

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      • halo2afault

        19 hours ago

        You’re an idiot.

        Reply
      • rct

        19 hours ago

        Trout has a 126 OPS+. You are either trolling or outing yourself as a fool

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        • aragon

          19 hours ago

          May be the worst fielder, though.

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      • Halo11Fan

        18 hours ago

        If you think Trout is the worst hitter on this team, you’re an idiot.

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    • Redstitch108* 2

      19 hours ago

      You say dumb things. Rengifo is not the worst hitter on the team.

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  7. mutebychoice

    20 hours ago

    Welcome to New York Mike Trout! 🤣🤣🤣

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  8. t0bIe1CaN0bI

    20 hours ago

    ….. But why

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  9. King. Of. Cards

    20 hours ago

    Angels lol. I dont even know man.

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  10. HalosHeavenJJ

    20 hours ago

    Ok.

    This franchise baffles me.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      19 hours ago

      “Top Yankees Prospect”

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      • HalosHeavenJJ

        19 hours ago

        That’s all it takes.

        Andrew Velasquez
        Wade
        Peraza

        got any left?

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        • That name is already taken

          5 hours ago

          Wade wasn’t terrible.

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    • Johnny Bravo

      14 hours ago

      Word Arte Moreno!

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  11. Asfan0780

    20 hours ago

    Ranked a top 40-80 prospect at one point and done nothing in mlb opportunities

    Reply
  12. bearham

    20 hours ago

    Bro the angels are soo dumb! As an angels fan I don’t understand why we did this. We should fire Arte Moreno ASAP. I cannot stress this any longer bro! WE NEED PITCHING!!!!

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    • orange2001

      18 hours ago

      They need a lot of things. Such as defense, hitting, and yes, pitching.

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  13. Cash-Man-NY

    20 hours ago

    I hope he gets his chance on the West Coast. He tried his best and played hard every time he was in the lineup in New York. His glove is outstanding maybe a change of scenery and some different coaching can help out his bat.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      19 hours ago

      Yep. Nothing but good wishes for Oswald!

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  14. SeaIndy

    20 hours ago

    WITH THIS TRADE THE ANGELS MAKE A DRASTIC IMPROVEMENT!

    They now will finish the season with a 76-86 record. YA BABY.

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  15. radhippo

    20 hours ago

    Holy chit! Shut the franchise down! This is pathetic!

    Reply
  16. Bigthin13

    20 hours ago

    Yup, that’ll fix it. God we suck. We already have an awful backup infielder in Kevin Newman. Why the hell do we need another one?

    1
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    • Have an a1 day

      17 hours ago

      Well, they DFA’d Newman to add Peraza, so at least one of them is gone now.

      At least Peraza is above average at defense and on the bases this year. Newman was bad at everything (hitting, baserunning, and defense)

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  17. denistaylor

    20 hours ago

    This should help with the Oswald/Oswaldo confusion.

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  18. 30 Parks

    20 hours ago

    If a franchise were a participation trophy …

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  19. Dan oleson

    19 hours ago

    Obviously the missing piece… must be an injury to announce.

    Reply
  20. jdgoat

    19 hours ago

    Angels are all in

    Reply
  21. HalosHeavenJJ

    19 hours ago

    We already have Kevin Newman with a wRC+ in the 20s. Didn’t need to add another one.

    Although, if this spells the end of Newman, all Angels fans would be happy.

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    • halo2afault

      19 hours ago

      To Newman’s defense… he has 2 clutch hits this year… which is about 2 more than Golden Boy Trout.

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  22. Ronk325

    19 hours ago

    This trade getting its own article is very funny to me

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    • That name is already taken

      5 hours ago

      More funny is the 110+ comments of hatred from a minor transaction.

      Reply
  23. GreatLiberator

    19 hours ago

    Real good glove. Supposedly could hit way hack when. Maybe everyday use unlocks him. Some speculation he hates playing in cold, so SoCal could help

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    • JanErixon

      19 hours ago

      as a NYY fan I didn’t even know that info… I think he has some talent to hit a bit but who knows

      Reply
  24. Queen Soto

    19 hours ago

    Wilberson De Pena where’s the first name?

    Reply
  25. Pads Fans

    19 hours ago

    It was either trade him or DFA him. I wonder what they got for him?

    Reply
  26. NYG4246

    19 hours ago

    Good infielder. Hed benefit from consistent ABs.

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  27. Rexhudler86

    19 hours ago

    How’s his range. Im asking for a friend, maybe we finally got a replacement for neto. Lol

    1
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    • JanErixon

      19 hours ago

      he’s excellent as a fielder, both at SS and 3B and prolly could play 2nd very well too…. If he can hit at all he can contribute, just didn’t happen here.

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      • judgementday99

        19 hours ago

        Tyler Wade 2.0

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        • radhippo

          19 hours ago

          Squid 2.0 unfortunately

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  28. 'Tang It

    19 hours ago

    Hahaha, angels 🤦

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  29. YankeesBleacherCreature

    19 hours ago

    Int’l bonus pool bucks, an interesting young prospect, and more importantly a 40-man roster spot for Peraza. Per usual, I have no idea what the Angels are doing. Peraza was gonna be DFA’d really soon.

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    • ak7721

      19 hours ago

      He was just taking up space. Maybe the Angels see something in him that they think can help.

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    • Gasu1

      15 hours ago

      Peraza was interesting enough that multiple teams would have gone after him. The Angels gave up a little to get first shot. If they waited for his release, likely he would have gone elsewhere. He’s still got upside if he gets a real opportunity.

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    • Plugnplay

      10 hours ago

      Simple, there next utility IF for 4 years, if he somehow turns the page maybe with a change of scenery, and becomes a starter, a win win then.

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  30. gold masters

    19 hours ago

    Sleeper of a deal
    Just needs playing time

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  31. aragon

    19 hours ago

    Laughing out loudly!

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  32. ak7721

    19 hours ago

    Classic addition by subtraction.

    2
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  33. radhippo

    19 hours ago

    It’s embarrassing to be an Angels fan. They are completely lost!!

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    • Begamin

      19 hours ago

      They gave up just about nothing for him

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      • radhippo

        19 hours ago

        So they over paid? Typical Angels

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      • ctguy

        19 hours ago

        And they got just about nothing

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    • That name is already taken

      5 hours ago

      I am not embarrassed. What team do you cheer for that we are supposed to bow down to?

      Reply
      • radhippo

        2 hours ago

        What? Go back to bed. I was joking FFS!

        Reply
  34. Salzilla

    19 hours ago

    Ciao, Oswaldo!

    Reply
  35. aragon

    19 hours ago

    Ah, wonder how Minasian’s admirer born in 1972 would make candy out of this!

    1
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  36. Halo11Fan

    18 hours ago

    He can play defense, that makes him a rarity on this team.

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  37. Halo11Fan

    18 hours ago

    The Angels were not going to get prospects for their pieces, so they might as well pray for that miracle.

    This wasn’t like the Ohtani trade deadline where a five year old flipping coins would have done a better job than Minasian.

    Reply
  38. orange2001

    18 hours ago

    While I’m no Kevin Newman fan, Peraza seems like a downgrade, especially offensively, which isn’t a good thing.

    Reply
  39. johnnyangel

    18 hours ago

    .194 BABIP (yes I’m grasping at straws) suggests some bad luck hitting-wise?

    Young enough (sort of) to still be a 3B prospect?

    Can actually catch a baseball and throw a baseball? To the correct base?

    Otherwise, this is a real head scratcher.

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    • YankeesBleacherCreature

      18 hours ago

      He doesn’t hit the ball hard enough. Angels are hoping he’ll be a cheap, useful piece over the next five seasons. It’s only a terrible trade because it occurred over the trade deadline.

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  40. denistaylor

    18 hours ago

    Looks like my Periera/Peraza confusion was handled today.

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  41. prov356

    17 hours ago

    From the article:

    “…but her versatile glove has not been nearly enough to make up for his ineffective bat..”

    Odd.

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  42. Angels2WS

    17 hours ago

    So far I’m relieved to see the Angels keeping their team intact. This team has made some incredibly clutch late inning comebacks. They are a lot of fun to watch. Jansen has been locking down the saves, all but 1. Neto is consistently amazing. I’ve come to like Schanuel a lot now that he’s getting some pop and has been very steady. Rengifo’s play at second has been impressive. The starters have almost always kept them in the game. Hovering just below .500 has been the most frustrating element.

    I believe the Angels can keep in contention into September and maybe snag the 3rd wild card if they stick together and get in a groove. Regarding Trout, he’s still not 100% so I think we’ll see him get better in time to for a September run. If the Halos can get hot for a stretch, this team will be a lot of fun to watch. Let’s go Angels 👏👏👏.

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    • Rexhudler86

      17 hours ago

      @angelsws. Neto is a DH with 5 range. Luckily I dont care about statcast. I guess they didn’t want to rock the boat, and maybe it helps with free agency so we dont have to pay the loser tax. They didn’t buy much, but it didn’t cost anything besides intl money.

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      • Halo11Fan

        16 hours ago

        Rex, You should care about statcast. At the cost of millions of dollars, It’s the most sophisticated tracking defense metrics tool available to fans.

        The people who dismiss it are either prideful, foolish or both.

        That said, Neto may not have the range for short, but I think he can be a very good defensive player at other positions.

        The A’s did something interesting. Wilson is a slightly better hitter and fielder than Neto. The A’s traded for a shortstop and keep drafting shortstops. I wish Minasian had that attitude.

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    • Sealbeach Comber

      17 hours ago

      Angels2WS: “I believe the Angels can keep in contention into September and maybe snag the 3rd wild card if they stick together and get in a groove.”

      We are a .486 team with a -66 run differential. Fangraphs gives us under a 4% chance to earn a WC. There are only three other teams in the AL given a lesser chance. We don’t pitch or field well and our runs per game is middle-of-the-road. You and I have different idea of what constitutes “contention.”

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      • Halo11Fan

        16 hours ago

        Seal, in small sample sizes, anything can happen, but this is not a good team. It’s perhaps the worst defensive Angel team ever, and the worst up the middle defensive Angel team ever.

        It’s possible they can catch lightning in a bottle, but any success they have this year is a mirage. The talent isn’t here.

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        • Sealbeach Comber

          15 hours ago

          After 109 games, the Angels are sitting at .486 and need to pass five teams to get that last WC spot. To match the current winning percentage of the last WC spots, the Angels would have to play out the remaining third of the season at a .600+ clip AND count other teams in front of them standing still percentage-wise. That’s one of the reasons Fangraphs only gives them a 3.3% chance.

          Of course anything is possible right up until a team is eliminated. A 3.3% chance is better than no chance. But I wouldn’t confuse that with contention.

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        • Plugnplay

          10 hours ago

          3.3 % is garbage and a lazy prediction. That or they just put way to much weight on the past, this current season that is. I guess young players can’t get better, and absolutely no average team can catch fire at that.. hahaha

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        • Plugnplay

          10 hours ago

          Tigers 2.0 last year at that, the were sellers, Angels were just basically neutral.

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        • Sealbeach Comber

          2 hours ago

          Plugnplay: “3.3 % is garbage and a lazy prediction”

          The funny things is, you made this comment and then you go on to admit you don’t know how they make their predictions. That seems like “garbage and lazy” commenting to me.

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  43. Buttermaker78

    16 hours ago

    I don’t think of the Angels as 4 games out of a Wild Card spot. I think of them as only 3 games in front of the Orioles. And they will catch them.
    They seriously couldn’t get anything for Anderson or Rengifo?
    The Angels lead the league in “he’s still only 25.” Or 26. Or twenty whatever.
    I was reading a Howard Hughes bio and it reads like Artie Moreno. He always “put things up for sale” or “listening to offers” like they do for players. But he never sold. He just liked knowing how much people were willing to pay or give. That’s all.

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    • Halo11Fan

      16 hours ago

      Butter…if you can’t get a top 100 prospect, what the point? Teams don’t often trade top 100 prospects.

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      • Buttermaker78

        13 hours ago

        Bc the team is going nowhere? The slogan of this team should be “what’s the point”

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        • Halo11Fan

          13 hours ago

          Butter, i get what you are saying, But until this team gets rid of Minasian, it won’t have success, and if Moreno has not fired him by now, he never will.

          So it won’t have success until Moreno sells the team.

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        • That name is already taken

          5 hours ago

          We swept your team so I understand why you are still traumatized.

          1
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    • Plugnplay

      10 hours ago

      Basically what’s the point of trading for lotto ticket prospects, to only kick the curb the already lotto ticket guys you already have in the minors. The only expiring guy that could of even brought back anything was Jensen. Not enough there in the end game there, then u would punt the season for little return.

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  44. Buttermaker78

    14 hours ago

    Seattle does. Padres do. The angels have no top 100 prospects bc if they did they get straight to the majors! With no experience necessary

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    • Halo11Fan

      13 hours ago

      The Angels have top 100 prospects, the problem is they don’t have much upside.

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    • orange2001

      7 hours ago

      Moore and Dana are top-100 prospects and now Bremner was just rated in the top 100.

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      • Halo11Fan

        3 hours ago

        MLB, which doesn’t have the best track record, has Moore 46 and Ryan Johnson 98.

        Dana dropped out.

        I would expect Moore and Bremmer to make the next list, Jonson to drop out.

        I would not expect a top 50 prospect which is remarkable with the second pick of the draft, and the lowest pick of the last five years being Neto.

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        • orange2001

          2 hours ago

          Baseball America has Bremner at 78. And ranked nine other 2025 draftees ahead of Bremner.

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        • Halo11Fan

          60 mins ago

          Shocking to me who Minasian picked, and for the most part, who he has picked.

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  45. Buttermaker78

    14 hours ago

    The Angels never have top 100 prospects bc they never draft high school players. It’s idiotic to draft based on immediate need constantly vs. talent. The angels have no talent. The Padres have drafted high school players in the 1st rd for the last several yrs.

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    • Tyler McDuffie

      1 min ago

      The Angels have drafted Prep players after going underslot in the early rounds. The strategy has shown varied success and some haven’t taken off yet due to injury IE Barrett Kent. In this draft the Angels saved a boatload of money and drafted the most prep players of Perry’s tenure as GM. Perry’s bread and butter has been in the prep and international market. It’s a slow cook but you’re starting to see the cream rise slowly as the Angels we’re the 2024 DSL WS Runner ups and just won the ACL championship. A good amount of those guys are going to to make the jump to fullseason ball and be infused with the current draftees in Low A and High A. The main weakness for the Halos is the lack of positional prospects in the farm but have shown some really good developments on the pitching side of the farm.

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  46. gold masters

    14 hours ago

    Was very enthused about the angels getting two veteran relievers. I figured it was all they would need. Ortiz and Chafin equals my Larry sherry dream. Therefore, since the general mgr, firmed up the bullpen, the angels will win the 2025 ring. If az can get to a World Series, so can the angels. Peraza will be good for the angels. I liked Newman, big home run the other day. The angels are in every game this year. Also this year, they are getting plenty of ball four calls, when it’s strike 3. This never happens. But this year, it is. Remember the 02 angels. They like to score with two outs, and they like to come from behind. They are in the perfect position. Like Neto said, before spring training, “ we are going to shock a lot of people”. Remember the titans.

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    • ‘61AngelFan

      5 hours ago

      For all of Perry’s faults (and shortcomings) at least he didn’t repeat the mess of 2023.
      Plus, he sees the team gelling as a team, listening to his players and coaches (an unusual thing for him), and (perhaps) understood that trading some pieces (e.g., Ward, Jensen, etc.) would impact play. So he wanted play out the string with these guys and see where it goes.
      Team play can’t be underestimated (that was the essence of 2002, though not comparing this team with them). This is especially so with the youngsters that are making an impact now.
      And who knows what he could have gotten for the rentals (some semi promising AA players).
      Let’s see than how this year ends.

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  47. brucenewton

    14 hours ago

    The next Jeter ( circa 2022 ).

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  48. Teamspirit

    11 hours ago

    I wonder how Brandon Drury is dong.

    Reply
    • orange2001

      7 hours ago

      In 7 games at triple-A he’s batting .276 with 0 home runs.

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