Billed as not only an Angels top prospect, but one of the best MLB prospects, a lot was riding on the shoulders of Jo Adell before he made his MLB debut in 2020. The Angels’ 2017 first round, 10th overall pick largely struggled during the shortened season both at the plate and with the glove. Luckily, he found much more success during the 2021 season.
Admittedly, it felt like Adell’s floor had been lowered after his 2020 performance. In 124 at-bats, he 20 hits, three home runs, seven RBIs and walks, no stolen bases, a .161 batting average and a very poor .