TEMPE, Ariz. -- The Opening Day roster for the Angels became a little clearer on Friday, as right-handers
But if Grayson and Manoah end up on the injured list, both Johnson, ranked as the club’s No. 2 prospect by MLB Pipeline, and Kochanowicz could make the rotation. But No. 19 prospect Walbert Urena has also impressed this spring and remains in the mix to join either the rotation or the bullpen.\n\nThe Angels also reassigned several notable players on Friday, including No. 5 prospect George Klassen, who will start against the Dodgers on Sunday in the Freeway Series, and reliever
If those seven make the club, it would leave just one spot open in the bullpen. The Angels are still figuring out how to handle that last spot but Suter is expected to serve as a long reliever. They could also have either Kochanowicz or Urena in a bullpen role depending on how the rotation shakes out.\n\nSuzuki said they haven’t decided on a closer but said Yates, Romano and Pomeranz all figure to get some chances. Yates seems most likely to get the first shot at closer given his experience but Romano has 113 career saves and the left-handed Pomeranz is coming off a strong year with the Cubs.\n\n**Second base and bench roles**\n\nYoungster
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