Angels sign 2 players who both hit .370 to add bats to prospect lists

MLB undrafted free agents often fly under the radar.

But maybe the two new additions by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim shouldn't be flying under the radar.

The Angels have signed both Ryland Zaborowski and LeTrey McCollum, according to D1Baseball.com.

Zaborowski was a massive slugger at the University of Georgia. The right-handed first baseman just hit .370 with 17 homers and 61 RBI this season.

McCollum is an outfielder from UC-Santa Barbara. He batted .371 with six homers and 40 RBI this season. He's 6-foot-5, 210 pounds and stole 17 bases, too.

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On paper, those are ridiculous numbers, especially the ones put up by Zaborowski in the SEC.

Clearly, teams saw flaws in these guys, but sometimes the production has to win out, too.

The Angels clearly believe there is talent here. It'll be cool to see if it translates to pro ball.

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