Angels top prospect Tyler Bremner eagerly awaits his shot

TEMPE, Ariz. — When Chase Shores and Nate Snead pitched in a Cactus League game Wednesday, Tyler Bremner watched from the dugout with a little bit of envy. Those were the pitchers the Angels took with their three of their first four picks in last year’s draft. While Shores (second round) and Snead (third) got their opportunity, Bremner is still waiting. “Those are my brothers,” said Bremner, the No. 2 overall pick in the first round. “I want to see them succeed, and they went out there and did great. It’s cool to see them make their MLB debuts and fit in just fine. I’m pretty confident I can do the same behind them.” Bremner, who is the Angels’ consensus No. 1 prospect, said he...