Bryce Teodosio

He’ll take the place of the injured Kyren Paris (finger) on the Angels’ active roster. Teodosio, 27, has hit just .204/.264/.245 with zero homers, two RBI and four stolen bases in 54 plate appearances with the Angels this season. He can continue to be ignored for fantasy purposes.

Teodosio at least got to start his one game on the Angels roster, going 0-for-2 with a walk.

Teodosio was just optioned to the minors 10 days ago, but he’ll be back after Gustavo Campero (hamstring) landed on the injured list. The 27-year-old is hitting .213/.260/.255 in 51 plate appearances for the Angels this season.

Teodosio gets the bump with the Angels selecting the contract of Jose Siri. The 26-year-old will likely be back as a bench option for Los Angeles before the season concludes.

Teodosio is easily the Angels’ best center fielder, but with Mike Trout most comfortable in the middle, Teodosio has been starting in left when both play. While he’s definitely not known for his bat, he’s hit a respectable .278/.333/.333 with four steals in 40 plate appearances. Most likely, he’s going to be needed in center at some point during the season.

Teodosio’s 394-foot homer gave the Angels their only runs off Cole Ragans. It came in his 148th career plate appearance, and he now has a .201/.236/.302 line to date. That’s unfortunate, because he really is an excellent center fielder. However, the combination of very little power and poor plate discipline would seem to make him a poor use of a major league roster spot.