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“Against All Odds: How the Los Angeles Angels Became the Unexpected Powerhouse of MLB’s 2025 Season!”

"Against All Odds: How the Los Angeles Angels Became the Unexpected Powerhouse of MLB's 2025 Season!"

A standout story for the Angels is the unforeseen rise of Kyren Paris, who boasts an impressive 1.485 OPS, a 1.000 slugging percentage, five home runs and four steals so far. Paris, 23, was drafted by the Angels out of high school in the second round of the 2019 MLB Draft.

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As Mintz noted, “None of this is sustainable for even the godliest of men, but there does seem to be something interesting brewing here with Kyren Paris.”

Paris’ journey through the minors was fast-tracked, as the Angels like to do, and then he struggled massively upon arriving in the big leagues in 2023.

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