Bryce Teodosio #31

Bryce Thomas Teodosio (pronounced tee-oh-DOH-see-oh)…Attended Clemson and graduated in 2021 with a degree in agribusiness...Batted .211 (92/436) with 71 runs, 17 doubles, three triples, 21 home runs, and 64 RBI with 18 stolen bases and a .727 OPS in 152 games across four seasons in collegiate career...Named to 2021 ACC All-Tournament Team...Born in Greenville, S.C...Went to Mauldin HS (Mauldin, S.C.); Named an All-Upstate selection as a junior and an All-Region selection as a junior and senior...Married his wife, Brooklyn in January 2023...Favorite hobbies are hunting and fishing...His dog, Scout, is an Instagram and Southern Fried Cotton t-shirt model (@colleen570)...Favorite food is home-cooked steak...Favorite player growing up was Derek Jeter.

2024

Began season with Triple-A Salt Lake and batted .276 (113/409) with 63 runs, 19 doubles, 12 triples, five home runs, 40 stolen bases and 51 RBI in 114 games...Led the Pacific Coast League in triples (12) and ranked fifth in stolen bases (40)...Set Salt Lake Bees franchise record by stealing 26 consecutive bases without being caught from June 30 to Aug. 30...Contract selected by Angels on Sept. 7 and made Major League debut that evening at Texas...Appeared in five games for Halos in first career MLB action...Recorded first Major League hit on Sept. 10 at Minnesota off RHP Pablo López and recorded first outfield assist in the same game after throwing out Carlos Santana attempting to advance to third base on a sac fly in the third...Placed on injured list with a right middle finger fracture on Sept. 15 and missed last 14 games of the season.

2022

Played entire season with Double-A Rocket City totaling 112 games, which were fourth-most on team, behind Livan Soto (119), Kevin Maitan (114) and Preston Palmeiro (113)...Ranked second on Trash Pandas roster with 14 home runs and 28 stolen bases...Hit a go-ahead inside-the-park home run, June 19, 2022, vs. Montgomery in Trash Pandas first half title clinching game to help earn first postseason berth in franchise history...Made a diving catch in center field on Sept. 7 at Montgomery, which was voted as Minor League Baseball's Premier Plays of the Month for September...Went 4-for-12 (.333) with one run scored during Southern League Division Series vs. Tennessee...Represented Angels in Arizona Fall League following 2022 season.