"Perdomo, 31, has pitched in parts of four big league seasons - including a brief 2025 appearance with the A's. He's totaled 52 major league frames and has an ugly 5.54 ERA in that time, though there are plenty of under-the-hood numbers to like. The towering 6'8″ southpaw sits 94.1 mph with his heater and gets great extension on the pitch due to his long levers. He's punched out a massive 34.2% of his opponents in the majors."
"In parts of five Triple-A seasons, Perdomo has a 3.74 ERA, 35.7% strikeout rate and 15% walk rate. That ERA is slightly skewed from a rough showing this past season (5.52 ERA in 14 1/3 innings) as he returned from Tommy John surgery that cost him the entire 2024 season and a portion of the '25 campaign. Perdomo is just shy of three years of major league service."
"Ynoa, 27, was a notable international signing by the Twins as a teenager out of his native Dominican Republic, way back in 2014. The Twins eventually traded him to Atlanta in exchange for lefty Jaime Garcia. Ynoa made his big league debut with the Braves in 2019 but posted uninspiring numbers in brief looks in both '19 and '20. In 2021, Ynoa looked the part of a potential breakout arm."
The Angels added left-hander Angel Perdomo and right-hander Huascar Ynoa on minor league contracts and will likely have both in major league camp next spring. Perdomo, 31, has 52 major league innings with a 5.54 ERA but strong peripherals: a 94.1 mph fastball, notable extension, a 34.2% MLB strikeout rate, and a 15–16% walk rate. He posted a 3.74 ERA and 35.7% K rate across five Triple-A seasons, returned from Tommy John surgery this year, and is just shy of three years of service. Ynoa, 27, signed internationally in 2014, was traded to Atlanta for Jaime Garcia, debuted in 2019, posted uninspiring short stints in 2019–20, and showed early 2021 promise with a 2.90 ERA through his first 11 starts before fading late.
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