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Los Angeles Angels News / Viral Sports News / November 10

Former Los Angeles Angels Star Has Died

The Los Angeles Angels organization is mourning the loss of former catcher Bob Boone, who died Monday at age 78. A steadying presence behind the plate during a formative stretch of the franchise’s history, Boone spent seven seasons (1982-88) with the then-California Angels and left an enduring mark on the club.

Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / November 10

Angels Positional Inventory: Why Catching is Both a 2027 Priority and the Future of the Franchise

The Los Angeles Angels are officially entering a critical offseason in the midst of both an ownership change and a roster rebuild. The best way to assess the team's needs is to take inventory of the team's assets.

Bret Boone News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / November 10

Former Angels All-Star, Postseason Hero, Dies at 78

Bob Boone, who won four Gold Glove Awards in seven seasons as the California Angels' catcher in the 1980s, died according to multiple reports. He was 78.

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Kyren Paris News / MLB Trade Rumors / November 9

Mets Outright Kyren Paris

The Mets have sent infielder Kyren Paris outright to Triple-A Syracuse after he cleared waivers, reports Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. Paris had been designated for assignment last week.

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The offseason needs for every MLB team

Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.

Stan Kroenke News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / November 9

LA Angels Rumors: Will Stan Kroenke Sale Delay Cost Team on Posted NPB Stars?

When NPB stars Teruaki Sato and Kaima Taira were posted on the first day of November they kicked off a 30 day deadline to reach deals with Major League Baseball clubs.

Mike Trout News / Athlon Sports / November 9

In 2018, 'Vegas Dave' Oancea paid $400,000 for a Mike Trout rookie card on eBay; two years later, Goldin Auctions sold it for a record $3.93 million

A rare baseball collectible became one of the most expensive sports cards ever sold after a bidding war in August 2020. The card belonged to Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout, and its remarkable value reflected both its rarity and his growing reputation as one of baseball’s greatest players.

Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / November 8

LA Angels Rumors: 2 Multi-Position Non-Tender Bargains to Solve The Angels Roster Puzzle

A team that loses 100 games has a multitude of roster holes. Yes, the Angels have some payroll flexibility this off season but they also have far more holes than likely funds to fix them.

Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / November 8

Why Matt Kleine Is the Perfect Blueprint to Lead the Angels' New Era

The Los Angeles Angels are entering the most critical offseason in franchise history. With Stan Kroenke taking ownership and the organization moving on from decades of misdirection, the franchise finally has the financial resources and blank canvas required to construct a perennial contender.

Zach Neto News / MLB on ClutchPoints / November 7

Angels rumors: Infielder joins Zach Neto as potential offseason trade candidate

Zach Neto has already been floated as a potential trade chip for the Los Angeles Angels this offseason, and now another young infielder is being mentioned alongside him.

MLB News / Yardbarker / November 9

Top five most likely trade candidates during the MLB offseason

The trade market could be active due to a relatively weak free-agent class. Let's take a look at the five players who are most likely to be traded.

Brewers just won their first World Series, but now the hard part begins

Why a reunion with the Padres could be on the table for Nick Martinez

Report: Aaron Judge had issues with Jazz Chisholm in 2026

'Multiple teams' reportedly showing interest in Ty France

Max Scherzer shares offseason plans

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25 MLB prospects who will make an impact in 2027

The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.

Los Angeles Angels News / New Baseball Media / November 7

What the Angels Should Target in the 2026-27 Offseason

It was another tough campaign in 2026 for the Los Angeles Angels, a club that made repeated efforts to add pieces via trades and free agency to try to stay afloat in the AL West.

Luis Robert News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / November 7

LA Angels Rumors: Why Signing Luis Robert Jr. for Center Field is a Trap the Halos Must Avoid

The Angels are officially entering a new era in the outfield. With Mike Trout publicly acknowledging a willingness to move off center field to preserve his health and shift to left field, the front office faces a massive vacancy at one of the diamond's most premium defensive positions.

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Luis Arraez News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / November 6

Why Signing Luis Arraez Is the Perfect Offseason Move for the Los Angeles Angels

The Angels are entering a pivotal offseason with more than $50 million in financial flexibility. General manager John Mozeliak has a rare opportunity to reshape a roster that has long starved for major league depth and on base skills.

Zach Neto News / MLB on ClutchPoints / November 6

Angels rumors: Potential Zach Neto trade update will catch shortstop-needing teams’ attention

A new era beckons for the Los Angeles Angels. After 23 years, Arte Moreno finally decided to give up ownership of the franchise — selling it to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment for a reported $4 billion figure.

MLB News / Larry Brown Sports / November 6

Braves make polarizing offseason move with reported Perry Minasian hiring

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MLB News / Yardbarker / November 4

Albert Pujols to interview for Astros manager job

Albert Pujols wants to be a Major League Baseball manager, and one of his former teammates is going to give him a chance at the job. Pujols is reportedly

Mariners go in unexpected direction for their new manager

Pat Murphy comes clean about his vulgar shot at the Yankees

Elly De La Cruz is being linked to one team in trade rumors

New favorite emerges in Tarik Skubal sweepstakes

Ketel Marte is being linked to one team in trade rumors

Los Angeles Angels News / MLB Trade Rumors / November 4

Angels Yet To Begin Interviewing GM Candidates While Awaiting Sale Approval

The Angels have yet to start interviewing candidates for their top position in baseball operations, interim general manager John Mozeliak tells reporters (including Jeff Fletcher of The Orange County Register).

Tyler Skaggs News / EssentiallySports / November 2

Ex-Angels Employee Makes Attempt to Overturn Conviction for His Role In Tyler Skaggs’ Death

Prosecution must prove that Tyler Skaggs would have been alive if he had not ingested the fentanyl distributed by Eric Kay, demanded Kay’s attorneys in their latest 75-page appeal.

Los Angeles Angels News / Athlon Sports / October 31

In 2003, Arte Moreno paid $180 million for the Anaheim Angels; 23 years later, he agreed to sell it in a deal valuing the team at an MLB-record $4 billion

Arte Moreno bought the Anaheim Angels from the Walt Disney Company in 2003, shortly after the team captured its first World Series title. The $180 million purchase at the time made him the first Mexican-American majority owner of a major U.S.