David Fletcher

Fletcher's bets did not include baseball games, but Schultz's wagers included games involving the Angels that Fletcher played in, per ESPN.

David Fletcher, Luis Guillorme and Michael Harris II will be asked to fill Albies' roles, which they did in Tuesday's victory in Houston.

Fletcher relishes the idea of playing for a contender in Atlanta. Leaving the Angels is still bittersweet.

First baseman Evan White and pitcher Tyler Thomas are headed to Anaheim in the deal.

Fletcher is playing well and boasts a track record, but he's been passed over for Andrew Velazquez, Michael Stefanic and Kevin Paolo.

Fletcher was 2-for-16 before his demotion and the Angels hope his demotion serves as a wake-up call.

Neto, a 22-year-old shortstop, has hit .444 with three home runs in 27 plate appearances with Double-A Rocket City this year.

David Fletcher is the top in-house candidate, but there are notable (and pricey) options available in free agency or via trade.

Head athletic trainer Mike Frostad said Fletcher will miss a couple of months, but the team expects the infielder to return this season.

Fletcher swings and misses less than anyone in the sport. But his average exit velocity is also the lowest in the sport.

Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout are the big names in Anaheim. But Fletcher is proving to be the metronome that makes his club go.

“They have come right after him,” manager Joe Maddon said of Fletcher, who must make the necessary adjustments.

The Angels gave the 26-year-old second baseman a five-year, $26 million contract extension to be at the core of their future.

The Angels' dynamic second baseman and utilityman could finally cash in after the 2021 season.

The Angels' utility man will once again fill in wherever he is needed.

Would a team of nine Eckstein clones beat their Fletcher counterparts?

Angels infielder David Fletcher is a classic throwback player.

From the majors to the minors, the Angels are focused on high-upside, athletic and moldable talents who can play multiple positions.