Before Spring Training was suspended, one of the best storylines in Angels camp was starting pitcher Dylan Bundy. The right-hander, with a repertoire that includes five different pitches, was acquired from the Baltimore Orioles in December.
He started four games during the spring, wearing the Halos uniform for the first time, and finished 3-1, looking un-hittable along the way. He struck out 16 batters in 11.1 innings of work, surrendering only four hits and one walk.
Originally selected fourth overall in the 2011 Major League Draft, Bundy has always had the pedigree to be a frontline starter; however, injuries have slowed him down from reaching his potential.