Los Angeles Angels' outfielder Jo Adell made significant changes prior to his early-season breakout, evident in his improved performance at the plate and on the field.

By the Numbers
  • Batting average: .316
  • Home runs: 2
  • Strikeout rate decrease: from 35.4% to 23.2%
  • Percentage of pulled balls in play decrease: from 43% to 27.5%
Yes, But

Jo Adell's tendency to make outs on the basepaths has been a downside to his game this season.

State of Play
  • Jo Adell is finding himself as a permanent fixture in the Angels lineup this season.
  • He has stolen five bases and been caught four times, with a tendency to overrun bases.
What's Next

It's too early to determine if Adell has truly turned a corner in his career, but his continued development will depend on refining his baserunning and maintaining his improved plate performance.

Bottom Line

Jo Adell's adjustments and early-season breakout indicate a promising trajectory in his career, but he needs to address his baserunning to fully capitalize on his potential.