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                        JOSÉ BRICEÑO                              #  19
                        BORN: SEPT. 19, 1992     OPENING DAY AGE: 27
                        BIRTHPLACE: CARACAS, VZ   RESIDES: BARUTA, VZ
                        SIGNED THRU: 2020        MLB SERVICE: 134 DAYS
                        ACQUIRED: SIGNED TO MINOR LEAGUE CONTRACT, SEP. 1, 2019


               C        HEIGHT: 6-1  WEIGHT: 225  BATS: R  THROWS: R
                                  NON-ROSTER INVITEE
       BRICEÑO’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
       2010— Rockies (DSL)  .205   52   151   12   31   6   0   0   17   2   2   3  17   0   28   9   5   4  .245  .295   7
       2011— Rockies (DSL)  .288   47   160   26   46   10   1   0   18   0   4   6  23   0   22  12   3   2  .363  .389   8
       2012— Grand Junction  .391   7   23   5   9   0   0   2   5   0   0   1   2   0   2   0   0   0  .652  .452   1
       2013— Asheville   .264   26   91   12   24   6   0   1   8   0   0   0   5   0   20   1   0   4  .363  .302   3
           Grand Junction  .333   36   153   32   51   16   0   9   30   0   1   1   5   1   30   8   2   0  .614  .356   6
       2014— Asheville   .283   84   350  315   38   23   1   12   50   8   1   10  16   1   57   8   4   8  .476  .336  14
       2015— Carolina   .215  88  311  32  57  14  0  4  12  1  2  1  12  0  52  2  0  11   .267   .215  9
       2016— Inland Empire   .240  33  125  10  30  6  0  1  11  0  3  0  9  0  28  1  1  1   .312   .285  3
           Arkansas   .225  62  227  25  51  12  2  3  21  1  1  0  11  0  42  2  2  5   .335   .259  6
           Salt Lake   .300  3  10  2  3  1  0  0  3  0  0  0  2  0  1  0  0  0   .400   .417  1
       2017— Mobile   .194   92   351   34   68   12   2   9   41   2   2   0  23   1   73   7   2   9  .316  .242  12  briceÑo
           Salt Lake   .200  3  10  1  2  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  1  0  0   .200   .200  0
       2018— Salt Lake   .277  29  112  22  31  5  0  8  25  0  2  0  4  0  22  3  0  4   .536   .297  4
           LAA     .239  46  117  12  28  2  0  5  10  1  0  2  8  0  35  0  1  2   .385   .299  2
       2019— Salt Lake   .215  22  79  8  17  3  0  4  17  0  0  2  3  0  20  2  0  4   .405  ,262  1
       MAJOR TOTALS   .239   46   117   12   28   2   0   5   10   1   0   2   8   0   35   0   1   2  .385  .299   2
       MINOR TOTALS   .240  584  2118  259   509  114   6   53  266   14  18   24  132   3  398  56  19   52  .375  .290  75
       ◆   José Manuel Briceño (bree-SEN-yo)...Originally signed by Rockies as an undrafted free agent on July 3, 2009.
       ◆   Enters 11th pro campaign in 2020 and fifth with Angels organization...Signed a minor league contract, Sept.
         1, 2019 after being released by the team 24 days earlier.
       ◆   Spent  2019  with Triple-A  Salt  Lake,  playing  in  just  22  games  due  to  a  strained  shoulder...Slashed
         .215/.262/.405 with four HR and 17 RBI...Caught two of eight attempted base-stealers and committed one
         error (.995 fielding percentage).
       ◆   Began 2018 with Salt Lake, where he slashed .277/.297/.536 with eight HR, 11 runs and 25 RBI in 29 games...
         In Triple-A, caught 16 of 28 runners stealing (43%)...Recorded eight multi-hit games, including a three-hit
         game (3-for-3) April 5 on Opening Day vs. Albuquerque...Hit a grand slam April 15 at Albuquerque...Slashed
         .333/.385/1.051 with two HR and five RBI in final six games before MLB promotion.
       ◆   Called up by Angels May 20 and made his MLB Debut May 26 at Yankee Stadium, singling in second at-bat
         and homering in fourth (2-for-4, HR, 2 RBI)...Became seventh player in Angels history to homer in his Major
         League debut...Hit second career home run May 31 in second career start, becoming first Angel to homer in
         his first two Major League starts... Collected pinch-hit home runs Sept. 23 and 24...Joined Jack Howell (May
         15 & 17, 1996) as only players in franchise history with pinch-hit home runs in consecutive games...Threw
         out 10 of 18 attempted base-stealers (44%) and recorded a .993 fielding percentage.
       ◆   Received first invitation to MLB Spring Training in 2017...Spent 92 of 95 games with Double-A Mobile in
         Southern League..Retired 35 of 85 would-be base-stealers (41%).
       ◆   Caught 49% (34/70) of would-be base stealers across three levels of Angels minor league system in 2016 .
       ◆   Traded twice in 2015: (Jan. 30 from Rockies with C Chris O’Dowd) to Braves for RHP Gus Schlosser and RHP
         David Hale; Nov. 12 from Braves to Angels with INF Andrelton Simmons for INF Erick Aybar, RHP Chris Ellis
         and LHP Sean Newcomb).
       ◆   Picked off a combined 19 runners at first and third base for Single-A Asheville in 2014...Went 4-for-5, 4 R, 1
         2B, 3 HR, 7 RBI & 14 total bases, July 21 for Rookie-Level Grand Junction vs. Orem.
       ◆   Minor League Awards include: 2014 MiLB.com Organizational All-Star (Colorado); Angels Defensive Player of
         the Month (April, May & June 2016); 2016 Angels Minor League Defensive Player of the Year; Texas League
         Player of the Week (7/10/16) after going 10-for-22 with 6 2B, 2 3B, 7 RBI & 4 R); South Atlantic League Player
         of the Week (7/7 - 7/13/14).

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