Meyer fired a pair of scoreless innings in his Cactus League debut Wednesday. He walked a pair and struck out one.
Meyer -- who has reworked his delivery this offseason -- is trying to make the Angels' rotation out of camp. The shorter delivery was implemented to take the stress off of his shoulder, which has given him issues in the past. The 2011 first-round pick made five starts for the Angels last season after coming over in a trade from Minnesota, posting a 4.57 ERA with a 1.9 K/BB ratio in those five starts. Meyer is considered a dark horse in the battle for the Angels' fifth starter spot, but a strong spring would go a long way in improving his chances to making the 25-man roster, even as a reliever.