That “something” for the LA Angels is Griffin Canning. If you’re a consistent reader at Halo Hangout, then you know of our affinity for the Halos’ top pitching prospect. Prior to this season, it seemed like Canning May get his first shot in the MLB in July or August. However, it could, and should, come much sooner than that.
While Chris Stratton was struggling to get out of the fifth inning, Canning was throwing another exceptional start for the Salt Lake Bees. He threw six innings of work with little difficulty, doing so on 81 pitches and allowing on four hits.