ANAHEIM -- With exactly a week before Angels pitchers and catchers hold their first Spring Training workouts, the club announced its list of non-roster invitees to camp on Wednesday, highlighted by top prospect Tyler Bremner (No. 81 overall, per MLB Pipeline).

Bremner, the <a href="https://www.mlb.com/angels/news/tyler-bremner-drafted-no-2-by-angels-in-2025-mlb-draft"

Welcome to The Ballpark at America First Square, where sunny days and mountain views are plentiful, a new neighborhood is bustling and Salt Lake's Pacific Coast League baseball tradition is thriving.

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Welcome to LoanMart Field, where the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes shake it up with mascots Tremor and Aftershock. Angels fans can drop in here for a front-row view of the future while enjoying the Southern California sunshine.

The last time the Angels landed a Top 10 international prospect, he went on to become a two-time American League MVP and arguably the premier player of his generation. While Shohei Ohtani (No. 1, 2017) is in a stratosphere all his own, the excitement is palpable around Jeyson Horton, the

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ANAHEIM -- While the Angels are in the market for a center fielder this offseason, their potential center fielder of the future isn’t considered too far away from the Majors.

Nelson Rada, ranked as their No. 7 prospect by MLB Pipeline, reached Triple-A Salt Lake last year for

ANAHEIM -- The Angels added just one player to their 40-man roster ahead of Tuesday’s 3 p.m. deadline to protect players from the upcoming Rule 5 Draft, selecting the contract of right-hander Walbert Urena.

Urena, ranked as the club’s No. 24 prospect per MLB Pipeline,

The Arizona Fall League -- a way for prospects to get some much-needed experience playing against fellow top prospects, many of whom are on the cusp of reaching the Majors -- is in full swing.

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If you like young catching talent, the Arizona Fall League might be the place for you.

Two of the four youngest players in the circuit -- all just 19 -- are backstops, with Reds’ teenager Alfredo Duno coming in at No. 4 on that list. Juan Flores, the Angels’ <a href="https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects/2025/angels/juan-flores-808129"

ANAHEIM -- When the Angels recalled Caden Dana at the beginning of September, interim manager Ray Montgomery saw things finally start to click for the organization’s No. 5 prospect.

“This feels like if I was pitching at Don Bosco. This feels like if I was pitching in Double-A, this

DENVER -- Want to know just how impressed the Angels are with Caden Dana? Just ask one of the game’s most established starting pitchers.

“He’s been awesome,” teammate Kyle Hendricks said. “To be that young and be where he’s at mentally and the things he’s trying to learn, he’s asking all

MILWAUKEE -- José Soriano’s season is over.

The right-hander was placed on the 15-day injured list with a right forearm contusion before Thursday night’s 5-2 loss to the Brewers, a day after he was hit by a line drive from Jake Bauers that left the bat at

SEATTLE -- With shortstop Zach Neto dealing with left wrist soreness, the Angels bolstered their infield by calling up prospects Christian Moore and Denzer Guzman before Saturday’s 5-3 loss to the Mariners at T-Mobile Park.