Angels Re-Sign Outfielder Bryce Teodosio to Minor League Deal

The Los Angeles Angels have re-signed outfielder Bryce Teodosio to a minor league contract, as confirmed by MLB.com's transactions tracker. Teodosio has been assigned to Triple-A Salt Lake and is expected to receive an invitation to the big league spring training.


Teodosio, who will turn 26 in June, had a brief stint with the Angels' major league roster towards the end of the 2024 season. He was called up in early September and appeared in five games, recording one single in 12 plate appearances and striking out five times. Unfortunately, his season was cut short due to a right middle finger fracture, which landed him on the injured list for the final weeks of the season. The Angels non-tendered him last month, allowing him to enter free agency without being exposed to waivers, but they have now quickly brought him back into the fold with this new deal.


Originally signed by the Angels as an undrafted free agent in 2021, Teodosio has steadily progressed through their minor league system. While his batting statistics have not been particularly impressive, with a .229/.312/.358 slash line over the past three years and a wRC+ of 76, Teodosio has demonstrated notable speed and defensive versatility. He stole 28 bases in 2022, 16 in 2023, and an impressive 40 bases this past year. Additionally, he has played at all three outfield positions, showcasing his defensive range. During his brief major league tenure, Statcast recorded his sprint speed in the 98th percentile.


The re-signing of Teodosio provides the Angels with depth in the outfield and a potential speed threat on the bases. His invitation to spring training will give him an opportunity to compete for a more permanent spot on the major league roster, and the team will be closely monitoring his progress.


This move highlights the Angels' continued commitment to developing and retaining promising young talent within their organization. Teodosio's combination of speed, defensive ability, and potential for growth makes him a valuable asset as the Angels look to build a competitive team for the future.