The Angels wrapped up the second full week of Spring Training and had some really nice performances on both sides of the ball. Cactus League games are starting to look a little more real as starters push to complete 4 to 5 innings and position players are getting 3 at bats or more per game.
Having nine players leave an organization for the middle part of camp will have an impact on a team in multiple areas. At this stage of the Cactus League play the team is juggling the logistics of limiting innings for starters while ensuring they have enough players at the stadium to get through the game.
Most baseball fans probably hadn't heard of Najer Victor before Great Britain's latest game in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. But the 24-year-old put his name on the map with an impressive showing against the United States on Saturday.
Angels players took center stage on the opening day of the World Baseball Classic. None more so than a 20 year old A ball player with famous bloodlines.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
Longtime team president John Carpino will step down from his role effective April 6th. Promoted to the top executive office in November of 2009, Carpino took a team fresh off three consecutive AL West titles and helped turn it into the team with the longest postseason drought in all of baseball.
The Los Angeles Angels promoted longtime club executive Molly Jolly to president, the team announced Friday. Currently the senior vice president of finance and administration, Jolly will start her new job on April 6.
A scary moment during spring training in Arizona left longtime MLB broadcaster Terry Smith thankful to be alive. Smith, the radio voice of the Los Angeles Angels since 2002, survived a violent hit-and-run earlier this month.
The biggest question on fans minds the last month or so has been how they will be able to watch Angels games on TV. News broke this morning via Jeff Fletcher at the OC Register that the Angels now have a plan.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
In today's never ending media cycle and "what have you done for me lately" society it is easy to forget just how amazing Mike Trout was in his prime. Prior to Ohtani's arrival on American soil Trout was universally recognized as the best player on the planet and a future inner circle Hall of Fame inductee.
It has been a while since the last time the Los Angeles Angels could be considered a serious World Series contender. It’s also been over a decade since they last made the MLB playoffs, and in the eyes of former Halos manager Joe Maddon, the team’s loss of its fearless aura has played a role in the decline.
MLB Pipeline released its Top 30 prospects list for each MLB team this week. 2025 first round pick Tyler Bremner heads the Angels list which you can find here.
When news broke last weekend that the Angels did not make shortstop Zach Neto a long term contract offer Angels fans were upset. Neto is the heart, hustle, and driver of the Angels right now and at age 25 is firmly in his prime.
The Los Angeles Angels have not reached the postseason since 2014. It’s been a long decade in Anaheim from a baseball standpoint, but fans have been able to watch superstars such as Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout.
As camp began, the Angels made a quiet acquisition that made roster battles a lot more exciting. Normally a veteran depth deal doesn't make many waves, but the Angels decision on Adam Frazier can really impact the look and performance of the team early in the season.
Exhibition play is under way for the 2026 World Baseball Classic and pool play begins tomorrow. The Angels are pretty well represented in the tournament with 10 players on their national teams.
Not all Cactus League campaigns are created equal. For a player trying to make the roster each outing is critical. For a player trying to rebound off a brutal end to the previous year good news is welcomed no matter the month.
Injuries have taken a massive bite out of Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout’s career. However, entering the 2026 campaign, Trout is looking to prove that he is the healthiest he has been in years.
The Los Angeles Angels have the longest active playoff drought in the MLB, with their previous postseason appearance coming way back in 2014. Team owner Arte Moreno recently declared that winning is not one of the objectives of the franchise.
Alek Manoah has a very high opinion of his contributions to the Toronto Blue Jays. The Los Angeles Angels pitcher Manoah sparked backlash this week with his comments about his former team, the Blue Jays.
The Los Angeles Angels enter spring training for 2026 after another underwhelming campaign last year. Despite a better showing than the previous season, they still finished at the bottom of the American League West.
The Los Angeles Angels bought themselves another round of bad PR this week when they announced that none of their spring training games will be televised.