A throwing error by Denzer Guzman resulted in a 2-1 walk-off win for the Texas Rangers over the Los Angeles Angels in 10 innings on Friday night in Arlington, Texas.
With 38 games left to go, the Angels are nowhere near playoff contention but surprisingly full of storylines. In an odd twist, it will benefit the Angels if they continue to lose, but there are individual players who definitely are worth watching.
The Angels have been searching for a long term answer at third base since Troy Glaus was followed by Chone Figgins. That duo held the hot corner at the Big A for 11 seasons but since then it has been a revolving door.
Denzer Guzman delivered the decisive hit with a two-out single in the seventh inning, helping the Los Angeles Angels pull away for a 5-2 win over the Athletics on Saturday night.
Los Angeles Angels infield prospect Denzer Guzman has been on an absolute tear at the plate in the minors this year—and the team has reportedly taken notice.
One of the brightest prospects on the Angels farm is getting recalled to the big league team while Jack Kochanowicz is headed to the injured list in yet another roster shakeup for the Angels.
The Los Angeles Angels have had tons of negativity surrounding their team, but as the final stages of the regular season set in, there is an undeniable bright spot in the form of a 21-year-old shortstop.
Regarded as one of baseball’s weaker farm systems, the Angels’ tendency to rush their draft picks to the big leagues and rarely trade from the big league roster will likely keep them in that range annually.
The Los Angeles Angels appear to be trying new options at third base in the minor leagues amid their MLB struggles at the position. Double-A Rocket City's Denzer Guzman started at third base Thursday night, his first career start at a position other than shortstop.