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Jo Jo
                                                              ADELL 7




                                       Bats    Throws    Height  Weight
                            Outfielder  RIGHT  RIGHT     6-3      240
                               BORN: APR. 8, 1999       OPENING DAY AGE: 26
                               BIRTHPLACE: SHELBY, NC   RESIDES: SCOTTSDALE, AZ
                               MLB SERVICE: 4 YEARS, 85 DAYS
                               ACQUIRED: FIRST ROUND (10TH OVERALL) OF 2017 FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT
                               SIGNED THRU: 2026; UNDER CLUB CONTROL, 3/3 OPTIONS USED



        ADELL’S LIFETIME PLAYING RECORD
        Year   Club   AVG   G   AB   R   H   2B  3B   HR  RBI  SH  SF  HBP  BB  IBB  SO  SB  CS  GDP  SLG  OBP        E
   ADELL
        2017— AZL Angels    .288   31   118   18   34   6   6   4   21   1   1   2  10   1   32   5   0   0  .542      .351       -
            Orem   .376   18   85   25   32   5   2   1   9   0   0   1   4   0   17   3   2   3  .518      .411       -
        2018— Burlington  .326  25  95  23  31  7  1  6  29  0  1  1  11  0  26  4  1  5  .611  .398  2
            Inland Empire  .290  57  238  47  69  19  3  12  42  0  2  6  15  0  63  9  2  2  .546  .345  3
            Mobile  .238  17  63  14  16  6  0  2  6  0  0  2  6  0  22  2  0  0  .429  .324  1
        2019— Inland Empire   .280        6         25        4          7        1        0        2        5        0      0        1       1        0   10        0       0        0     .560  .333   1
            Mobile              .308       43       159     28        49       15       0        8       23       0      1        3      19       0  41     6       0        7     .553  .390   4
            Salt Lake           .264       27       121     22        32       11       0        0         8       0      0        0      10       0      43        1       0        0     .355    .321   1
        2020— LAA  .161  38  124  9  20  4  0  3  7  0  0  1  7  0  55  0  1  3  .266  .212  3
        2021— Salt Lake  .289  73  311  57  90  17  4  23  69  0  2  4  22  0  99  8  2  5  .592  .342  3
            LAA   .246  35  130  17  32  5  2  4  26  1  0  1  8  0  32  2  1  3  .408  .295  0
        2022— LAA  .224  88  268  22  60  12  2  8  27  0  1  4  11  0  107  4  2  6  .373  .264  5
            Salt Lake  .239  40  155  35  37  15  0  13  33  0  2  3  20  0  56  3  3  2  .587  .333  2
        2023— Salt Lake  .273  74  278  62  76  15  0  24  57  0  3  7  40  3  87  9  1  7  .586  .375  2
            LAA   .207  17  58  7  12  3  1  3  6  0  0  0  4  0  25  1  0  1  .448  .258  0
        2024— LAA  .207  130  405  54  84  15  2  20  62  0  3  7  35  1  126  15  10  9  .402  .280  4
        2025— LAA  .236  152  526  63  124  18  1  37  98  0  1  10  33  0  151  5  1  10  .485  .293  7
        MAJOR TOTALS   .220  460  1511  172  332  57  8  75  226  1  5  23  98  1  496  27  15  32  .417  .277  19
        MINOR TOTALS   .286  411  1648  334   472  117  16  95  302   1  12   30  158   4  496  50  10   31  .550  .357  19

        Disabling Injuries:   2024  —  Left oblique strain; disabled Sept. 7 - end of season
                 2023  —  Left oblique strain; disabled July 14 (retro to July 11) - Sept. 18
        2025 SEASON
        ◆   Named the 2025 Angels MVP by his teammates; first time in career...First Halos outfielder to win award since
          Mike Trout in 2020.
        ◆   Nominated for the 2025 All-MLB Team (OF) for the first time in his career.
        ◆   Finished fourth in the A.L. with 37 HR, tied for eighth in RBI, ranked ninth in HBP (10), and 12th in slugging (.485).
        ◆   Set new career highs across various offensive categories: games played (152), runs (63), hits (124), doubles (18),
          home runs (37), RBI (98), batting average (.236), on-base percentage (.293), slugging percentage (.485), OPS
          (.778), wRC+ (112) and total bases (255).
        ◆   According to Baseball Savant, ranked in the 99th percentile in bat speed (77.6 MPH), 97th percentile in xSLG
          (.549), 96th percentile in barrel rate (17.3%), and 90th percentile in xwOBA (.365).
        ◆   Named A.L. Player of the Week for Sept. 1-7; batted .407 (11/27) with five homers, 12 RBI, a double, two walks,
          six runs scored and a 1.448 OPS during the week...First Player of the Week award of Adell’s career.
        ◆   Along with teammate Taylor Ward (36 HR), became the first pair of Angel teammates with at least 36 home runs
          in a season since Mike Trout and Albert Pujols in 2015, and the third such duo in franchise history.
        ◆   Had three straight games (Sept. 1-3) with a go-ahead HR to match a club record, also done by Mike Trout (June
          18-19, 2022), Ian Kinsler (June 6-9, 2018) and Jack Howell (Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 1987) (Elias)...Homered in at least
          three straight games twice (Sept. 1-3; June 18-20).
        ◆   Recorded two walk-off plate appearances in 2025 (August 12 vs. LAD and April 20 vs. SF)...On April 20 vs. SF,
          recorded first walk-off 3-run double in franchise history.
        ◆   Had career-high 15-game hit streak from June 18-July 4; batted .373 (22/59) with 12 runs, nine XBH, 16 RBI and
          a 1.168 OPS...Longest Angels hitting streak of the season.
        ◆   Hit two home runs in the same inning (5th inning) on April 10 at TB; Third player in Angels history to do so, joining
          Kendrys Morales (July 30, 2012 at TEX) and Rick Reichardt (April 30, 1966 at BOS).
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