Marsh is hitting .294 (5-for-17) with five walks for Mesa of the Arizona Fall League.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh -- one of the Angels' top hitting prospects -- has shown well thus far in his first stint in the AFL, collecting five singles, drawing five walks and swiping two bases. The 21-year-old hit .299 with 17 steals for Double-A Mobile this season.

Marsh was selected to play with Mesa in the Arizona Fall League, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh has spent most of the season with Double-A Mobile, hitting .299 with 17 stolen bases, seven homers and 42 RBI in 92 games. The selection to the AFL will allow him to extend his season and compete with other top prospects.

Marsh (leg) was activated off the 7-day injured list Thursday and went 1-for-3 with a walk and a stolen base for Double-A Mobile.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh moved to the injured list with a right leg injury at the start of June but rejoined Mobile on Thursday after a five-game rehab assignment with the AZL Angels. The 21-year-old is slashing .293/.396/.390 with one home run and 10 stolen bases in 46 games at Double-A.

Marsh was removed from Saturday's game with Double-A Mobile with an apparent right leg injury, Jared Tims of Diamond Digest reports.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh appeared to suffer the injury between third base and home plate after hitting a triple Saturday, as he retreated to the base and remained on his knees. The 21-year-old was able to leave the field under his own power -- though he was limping -- but the specifics of the injury remain unclear.

Marsh (finger) is back in action for Double-A Mobile on Saturday, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh missed a week after jamming his finger diving into a base. He's hitting .242/.330/.286 with one homer in 25 games for Mobile this season.

Marsh was placed on the minor-league injured list Tuesday with a jammed finger, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh suffered the injury when diving back into a base but is reportedly doing fine. He's eligible to return Saturday, as the assignment was made retroactive to last Saturday, and could return as soon as he's first eligible.

Marsh was reassigned to minor-league camp Sunday, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh got some valuable experience in big-league camp and will now head over to minor-league spring training. He smacked seven homers and drove in 46 runs a season ago with High-A Inland Empire.

Marsh was invited to the Angels' big-league camp on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh has yet to appear above High-A, so it would be a surprise to see him in an Angels uniform at any point this season. He's shown enough promise that the big-league staff wants to get a chance to work with him this spring, though, which could bode well for his chance at a call-up in 2020.

Marsh went 3-for-5 with a home run and a double Wednesday in High-A Inland Empire's 8-7 loss to Lancaster.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh had previously turned in 10 three-hit efforts on the season, but Wednesday's was probably his most-needed from a confidence standpoint. The outfielder entered the contest with a 2-for-32 mark at the plate over his previous nine games, taking some of the shine off what has been a breakout season. With a .248/.345/.376 slash line (99 wRC+) since arriving at High-A Inland Empire, Marsh has roughly been only a league-average performer since moving up to the California League, but his production looks more impressive when considering his age relative to level. The 2016 second-round pick won't turn 21 years old until Dec. 18.

Marsh recorded four hits -- all singles -- in five at-bats for High-A Inland Empire in its 10-4 loss to Lake Elsinore on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Marsh had been stuck in a 7-for-33 rut (.212 average) at the dish since the calendar flipped to June, but his aggressive approach at the plate paid dividends Wednesday. Though he's been limited to only 12 extra-base knocks over 209 plate appearances this season, Marsh's 6-foot-4, 210-pound frame offers hope that he'll increase his power output as he develops. The 20-year-old already looks like a plus baserunner at this point in his career, as he owns a 22-for-26 success rate on stolen-base attempts over parts of two seasons in the pro ranks.