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TEMPE, Ariz. — For Angels outfielder Jo Adell, the power has always been there, but now it’s about learning to tap into his other tools as he tries to reach his potential.
Adell was once ranked as high as the No. 6 overall prospect by MLB Pipeline in 2020 but has struggled to put it all together in the Majors and now heads into a pivotal season where he’s out of Minor League options. He’s also part of a crowded outfield that also includes Mike Trout, Taylor Ward, Mickey Moniak and Aaron Hicks, which complicates things even further.
But Adell isn’t focusing on his roster status and is simply working hard every day and is starting to see results at the plate. He went 1-for-3 in the Angels’ 15-5 loss to the Rangers on Monday and is hitting .241 with a homer, three doubles and a triple in 14 games this spring
“My rhythm is getting there,” Adell said. “I’ve missed a few pitches here and there and hit some fly balls but overall I’m feeling really good. But getting my rhythm is really the main focus. Everything else will come into play.”