"He just shows a skill set that's special," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "He's not the finished product ... there's no doubt that there's some growth that has to happen with Seggy, and it will over time. He's a talented guy, and when he gets his opportunity, he'll be ready for it." Segura said he'd play whenever and wherever the team wanted him to. But he acknowledged that the Angels have a business decision to make about his future. "I'm not worrying about getting traded," he said. "I'm here, and I want to be part of the Angels, but if they did (trade me), it's OK. It's (their) job." http://www.ocregister.com/sports/angels-365653-segura-team.html