The Los Angeles Angels have worked to shape their organization by constructing a stronger farm system. Now that the likes of Brandon Marsh, Jo Adell, and others have graduated to the majors, the Halos’ focus appears to be bolstering its core of pitching prospects. In fact, all 20 of the Angels’ draft picks were used on pitchers last year, marking the first time a team spent all of its selections on hurlers (excluding the shortened 2020 draft). Going forward, the Angels will hope that a decent chunk of its pipeline pans out so they can free themselves from the rut of mediocrity that has plagued…