Teodosio, a rookie with defensive flashes and development on offense, could become a center-field competitor for the Angels, influencing how the roster targets free-agent and internal options at both outfield and infield.

Teodosio’s defense and offensive surroundings provided a snapshot of Angels’ depth. His contributions, alongside Ohtani and O’Hoppe, underscore the talent pipeline and the potential for breakout performances in a year that’s shaping up as a platform for young players to prove their mettle across a competitive schedule.

Bryce Teodosio, an undrafted talent from Clemson, has been called up to the Angels as their starting center fielder, responding to injuries within the team. His minor league success, including a .331 average, has earned him this opportunity as the Angels seek to stabilize their outfield and improve their defense.

Bryce Teodosio was placed on the injured list due to a right middle finger fracture, adding to the mounting injury issues for the Angels as they struggle in the season.

Bryce Teodosio sustained a small finger fracture while attempting a bunt but is expected to avoid a trip to the injured list, according to manager Ron Washington.