4. RHP Dustin Moseley

5. RHP Nick Adenhart

Once again, the strength of the Angels will be their pitching staff, led by a homegrown rotation. However, the elbow injury suffered by RHP Ervin Santana and RHP Kelvim Escobar's rehab from shoulder surgery have opened up two spots, and at this point Moseley and Adenhart are the favorites. Saunders will be looking to follow up on his breakout seasons in 2008, while Lackey will be pitching for a new contract and could be one of the most highly coveted free agents on next winter's market.

LHP Brian Fuentes (closer)

RHP Scot Shields

RHP Jose Arredondo

LHP Darren Oliver

RHP Justin Speier

RHP Kevin Jepsen

Rather than replace record-setting closer Francisco Rodriguez with one of their setup men, the Angels opted to sign Fuentes as a free agent. The move allows Shields and Arredondo to stay in their roles (though Arredondo has the look of a future closer) and deepens the Angels' bullpen.

1. 3B Chone Figgins

2. LF Bobby Abreu