The Los Angeles Angels know that they have a window of opportunity to make a postseason push. They’ve built a line-up that should be able to match-up with some of the best in the league. However, the problem, at least in recent seasons, has been what the team can expect from its starting rotation, both from health and productivity standpoints.
As such, it surprised no one that the team made a concerted effort to make significant additions to the team’s starting pitching depth, and for the most part, they did just that. The acquisitions of Dylan Bundy, Matt Andriese, and Julio Teheran, in addition to the expected addition of innings from Shohei Ohtani certainly add some protection to the rotation.